Coronation Self Marking Digital Year 6 SATs SPAG Activity Google Sheets

Perfect Instant Feedback, No Prep Google Sheets activity for Year 6 tutors and teachers using Google Classroom or with Google Drive on school iPads/chromebooks. All about the coronation, this self-marking digital resource is perfect for learning about King Charles, whilst also ensuring that SATs SPAG preparation is still happening!

These digital resources are some of my favourites to use in the classroom
I’m determined to bring technology into the classroom in a way that really benefits teachers. Rather than our iPads sitting around like glorified cameras or just used for research. I want technology to mean less preparation for us, less marking for us and greater engagement from our children!

I’m sure you have spent many weeks now at the photocopier preparing past papers for your class! This is no preparation, no photocopiers, no queuing, no waiting for other teachers!

Completely self marking, they are ideal to set for working independently or in pairs for peer support and scaffolded discussion. This allows you time! Imagine! Time, to work with smaller groups on targeted areas, trusting that the rest of your class will be getting great exposure to robust, considered SATs style Grammar questions.

This product is a link to a Google sheets online document. You will receive a copy of the original to share with your class. The great thing about Google Sheets is that you can insert an image in your work and that is amazing for child engagement.

This Google sheet focuses on SPAG questions, covering similar formats and question areas as Spag paper 1 whilst also giving children an informative activity about King Charles and the royal family during the run up to the coronation and over the bank holiday weekend.

The resource contains 40 questions which can be answered in one sitting or, can be spread out over two sittings. The idea here is that your pairs can can read the questions, discuss and input the answer. If they get the answer correct, it will turn green and a slice of a Coronation-related image will be revealed to them - Instant feedback.

If the children get an answer wrong, it will turn orange and no picture will be revealed. Now this doesn’t ruin their mark - that’s the beauty. They can see it’s wrong long before you mark as a class the next day or take it home to mark it. Then they can have another go.

I regularly use resources like this with my classes and with my tutees and I get great feedback from the children using them. They will often screen shot their final image - use mark up to add their name and air drop it back to me. Wonderful - now I have a record.

Please remember, there is no physical resource - it is Google Sheets only. Please check you can use Google Drive at your school.

I really hope you enjoy this resource as much as my classes do.