Bell ringers and the times table test
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Try it now: Bell ringers and do now activitiesTimes table test
What you’ll learn
- How to put a bell ringer on the board
- How to print a week of prompts or add your own
- How to set up a times table test
- How pupils practise the ones they missed
Read the transcript
Two quick ways to start a lesson well. Bell ringers, or do now activities, are short warm-up tasks for the start of the lesson. Choose your subjects, press Pick a bell ringer, and it's on the board.
Run a timer, and show the answer when you're ready. You can print a week of prompts, or add your own. The times table test is for primary pupils.
Choose the tables, the number of questions and the time for each one… or pick the practice that copies the Year 4 multiplication check. Pupils answer on screen with the keypad, see their score straight away, and practise the ones they missed.
You can print a paper test with answers too. Try the bell ringers now at lessonplanner.info.
They're free, and you don't need an account.
Two quick ways to start class well. Bell ringers, or do now activities, are short warm-up tasks for the start of class. Choose your subjects, press Pick a bell ringer, and it's on the board.
Run a timer, and show the answer when you're ready. You can print a week of prompts, or add your own. The times table test helps elementary students practice their multiplication facts.
Choose the tables, the number of questions and the time for each one… or pick all the tables from two to twelve, with no time limit. Students answer on screen with the keypad, see their score right away, and practice the ones they missed.
You can print a paper test with answers too. Try the bell ringers now at lessonplanner.info.
They're free, and you don't need an account.
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