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Our PowerPoint timer pack includes: Clock timers (no digital display for) 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 20 minutes, 25 minutes and 30 minutes. The clock will turn red when the time is up and show progress through time with the clock hand. A digital display 1 minute clock timer. A 10 second countdown timer - really good for getting students engaged with questions. You can see this is action with our 10 second timer animated template too.

KS3 Computing Cover lessons Give your students engaging cover lessons with our worksheets about computer hardware. The pdf contains worksheets with matching activities, gap-fills and word searches with answers. Topics include: Lesson 1 - Computer hardware Lesson 2 - Input hardware devices Lesson 3 - Output hardware devices Lesson 4 - Storage hardware devices

Our five minute PowerPoint timer is designed to keep students engaged in tasks by creating a sense of urgency. Unlike a digital timer, this timer visibly shows how much time has progressed and how much time is left in an easy to understand format for all ages. Based on an off-white colour background, it is designed to be accessible and will turn completely red when the time is up. You can also see how this timer is used in our five minute timer starter quiz template resource.

Get students to engage with your questions by giving them a 10 second countdown timer to get their answers ready. The animated template makes the process visible and more engaging with both in person and virtual learning.

Use our 5 minute timer with our starter quiz template. The ‘Do Now’ activity is a great way to start a lesson to get the class settled. It is a good opportunity to improve students’ recall of key knowledge. The template allows you to type five starter questions and answers. You can start the 5 minute timer when you want the students to start writing their answers and display the correct answer one by one by clicking through the animation. If you like this template, you might like to look at our full lesson animated template.

Save yourself time by using our animated lesson templates (with 5 mins and 10 mins timers included). The smooth animations are designed to wow your students and get them engaged with your content. The slides are a pale off-white colour to make them accessible. The animated lesson template includes a ‘home screen’, ‘do now’ starter (with timer and animated answers), animated progress boards (to show pupils the progress through the lesson), slides for content and tasks and a plenary section.

Try our KS3 computing cover lesson for FREE. The resource contains engaging activities including gap-fill, true or false statements, find the odd one out and a design task. The answers are included and by the end of the worksheet students should know the difference between hardware and software and be able to give some examples. If you like this resource, please take a look at our 4 computing cover lessons about computer hardware for £5.