3 - 2 - 1 Lesson Lift Off!
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Just put this on TES and thought I would share it with everyone. I did it today with my Year 10’s.
3 2 1 Lesson Lift Off is a great bellwork activity to get the students working as soon as they walk through the door…
I have a picture of a cool space rocket on my IWB.
Next to it I have something along the lines of:
3 Methods of collecting primary research
2 Benefits of primary research
1 Limitation of primary research
This is also an excellent activity for differentiation as all students should be able to get at least 1 of the 6 points.
Great for all year groups this one.
With my A2 students I did.
3 Financial Efficiency ratios (with formula’s)
2 Liquidity Ratios (with formula’s)
1 way of improving a firms liquidity position
Give it a go.
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