Can your children choose the odd one out in each of these English, Maths and Science challenges (and give reasons for their choices)? These differentiated PowerPoint presentations are perfect for use as lesson starters, early morning activities and early finisher tasks!
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- Seventy-Five English Slides – The English challenges cover a variety of vocabulary, spelling, grammar and punctuation concepts. They are available at three different levels of difficulty.
- Seventy-Five Maths Slides – The Maths slides feature tasks based on numbers, odd and even, fractions, multiplication tables, time, angles, rounding, Roman numerals, measurement, geometry, coordinates, algebra and more!
- Seventy-Five Science Slides – These are based on a wide variety of Science concepts, including plants, animals, habitats, materials, weather, forces, space, light, electricity, scientific equipment and more!
- One Odd One Out Template – A blank version of this activity, so that you can set up your own challenges! You could also ask your children to set their own ‘odd one out’ tasks for others to try.
The Odd One Out Slides are also available as a smaller set of PDF cards so your children can try to solve the tasks independently or discuss them in small groups.
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This was excellent for some quick facts and teaching some basic problem solving strategies for students in my class. They loved spending time doing a few slides each Friday before we headed off to assembly.
This is just what I was looking for! Thank you so much for your prompt work and the high level of completion! Perfect! I can't wait to use these. 🙂
I'm sure these will be very popular with my classes! It's nice to have English, Maths and Science all in one pack. This will certainly make them think about things that they do not, perhaps, think about enough.
