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This Human Bingo classroom activity is an interactive way to get learners moving, talking, and building connections. Suitable for KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5, and adult learners, it works well for icebreakers, team-building, and speaking and listening practice. This pack includes: A copy-and-paste presentation slide to introduce the game in any lesson or assembly. A teacher notes document with full instructions and differentiation ideas for different group sizes, subjects, and classroom environments. Printable Human Bingo cards ready to use in class. A dyslexia-friendly version of the bingo cards to ensure accessibility for all learners. The activity is flexible, easy to set up, and can be reused multiple times with different groups. It encourages communication, collaboration, and confidence in a low-pressure format. This resource is also available within the 100 Icebreakers Pack, a complete set of classroom activities for the year. human bingo classroom activity, icebreaker game for students, dyslexia friendly activity, speaking and listening resource, printable classroom game

This Speed Friending classroom activity is designed to build confidence, improve communication, and help learners form positive connections. Suitable for KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5, and adult learners, it is ideal for new classes, transition days, or team-building sessions. This pack includes: A copy-and-paste presentation slide to introduce the activity in any lesson or assembly. A teacher notes document with clear instructions, differentiation strategies, and tips for adapting the game to different class sizes and subjects. Printable conversation prompt cards to support learners and encourage meaningful discussion. The fast-paced format ensures every learner participates, developing speaking and listening skills in a supportive and structured environment. This resource is also available as part of the 100 Icebreakers Pack, which provides a complete collection of classroom activities for the year. speed friending classroom activity, icebreaker activity ks2, conversation cards classroom, speaking and listening resource, team building activity for students

Time Heist: Ancient Egypt Escape Room Activity & Game (KS2–KS3). Bring Ancient Egypt to life with this interactive escape room challenge where students crack codes, solve riddles, and unlock hidden clues to complete their mission. Perfect for team building, critical thinking, and classroom fun, this activity also supports KS3 History curriculum themes on Ancient Civilisations. In this escape room, students will: Crack codes and uncover hidden messages Match Ancient Egyptian symbols, events, and timelines Solve riddles and puzzles to advance through stages Work in teams to build collaboration and trust Compete against the clock in a thrilling classroom “heist” What’s included: Full teacher guide with setup instructions and answers Puzzle slides and printable clues Riddles, codes, matching activities, and symbol challenges Differentiation tips and stretch task suggestions PowerPoint slide that can be copied into any other slide for ease of use Why teachers love this resource: Minimal prep – print, set up, and run in under 10 minutes Versatile – works across tutor time, form groups, history lessons, or end-of-term fun Engages every student with teamwork, problem-solving, and communication Suitable for KS2–KS3 (UK) and equivalent Grades 6–9 internationally. Looking for more? Explore our full range of classroom escape room activities to keep students motivated all year round. © Revolutionary Education – personal classroom use only. Loved it? Please leave a review to help other teachers discover the fun!

This ready-to-use Two Truths and a Lie activity is ideal for icebreakers, speaking and listening practice, and building classroom community. Suitable for KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5, and adult learners, it provides a flexible way to engage groups of all sizes. This pack includes: A copy-and-paste presentation slide that can be added into any lesson or assembly. Printable “Two Truths and a Lie” game cards for repeated classroom use. Prompt cards to support students in generating ideas and writing responses. A full teacher notes document with step-by-step instructions and differentiation suggestions. The activity can be reused multiple times and is highly adaptable for different subjects, ages, and environments. Students enjoy sharing interesting facts, developing confidence in speaking and listening, and learning more about their classmates. This resource is also included in the 100 Icebreakers Pack, which provides a complete set of activities for every stage and setting.

This Would You Rather classroom activity is a versatile and engaging way to get students talking, debating, and thinking critically. Suitable for KS2, KS3, KS4, KS5, and adult learners, it works well as a starter, plenary, or icebreaker. This pack includes: A copy-and-paste presentation slide to introduce the activity in any lesson or assembly. A teacher notes document with instructions and differentiation strategies for a range of subjects, group sizes, and classroom environments. 18 printable “Would You Rather” question cards, provided in both colour and black-and-white versions for flexible use. This resource encourages discussion, develops speaking and listening skills, and helps build classroom relationships in a fun and low-prep format. This activity is also part of the 100 Icebreakers Pack, which provides a complete collection of ready-to-use resources for the whole year. would you rather classroom activity, icebreaker activity ks2, speaking and listening resource, fun lesson starter, printable classroom cards