Speed Quizzing – Flight Unit

Speed Quizzing – Flight Unit

The Speed Quizzing – Flight Unit is a specialised teaching resource designed to engage students in a dynamic and interactive learning methodology. This activity caters primarily for grades 9 through 12.

Usability & Flexibility

An essential part of this resource is its ease of use. It requires simple preparation - printing and cutting out flash cards. The flexible format allows teachers to tailor the content according to classroom requirements, as it's fully editable.

High-Quality Content

The package contains a total of 32 rigorously developed questions, covering subjects such as:

• The history and future of flight,
• How planes and other aircraft fly,
'Improving flight', 'How living things fly' etc.

Beyond Just Assessment Tool: Active Learning Exercise

This resource offers more than just standard assessment; it is also an active exercise that encourages communication amongst students . It can be used efficiently to review prior knowledge or new terms after the completion of a unit, gather student ideas or remediate weaker skills in an engaging manner.

Aiding Collaborative Learning Efforts...

The entire exercise promotes peer interaction using methods like stand up hands up pair-up method along with alternate styles where groupings are separate.. These options allow comprehensive exposure towards collaborative learning efforts and can be adapted based on teacher discretion.

Suitable for Public schoolteachers or Homeschoolers

Delivery & Format

The Speed Quizzing – Flight Unit is provided in a zip file format and fits neatly onto 4 pages. This useful teaching resource aims to establish an interactive and immersive learning environment.

1 zip file with 2 Word documents (4 total pages)

This activity contains 32 questions designed to test your students’ knowledge of the unit they are studying. The questions come directly from the lessons and cover the following topics:

• The History and Future of Flight

• How Planes and Other Aircraft Fly

• Improving Flight

• How Living Things Fly

• The Properties of Air

• The Environmental and Social Effects of Airlines