The loop

  1. 1Wednesday: send one task (‘Predict sink or float for six objects. Test. Photograph the sorted piles.’).
  2. 2Thursday–Friday morning: photos arrive. The wall fills.
  3. 3Friday: the lesson is the class's own results. ‘Twelve of us thought the spoon would float…’

Eight tasks that make good Fridays

  • Sink or float lab
  • Measure the house in shoes
  • Recipe reader
  • Comic strip of the day
  • Coin sort and count
  • Interview a grown-up
  • Shadow tracing
  • Kindness note

Full briefs at 10-minute after-school activities.

Why photos beat worksheets

A photo proves the doing, not the copying. It includes the family. It gives the teacher real data. And it costs a parent ten minutes instead of an argument.

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