The Wheel of Knowledge 🎡

• Numeracy
• Primary Education
• Lower Secondary Education (GCSE)
• Upper Secondary Education
• Further Education

Instructions

The wheel of knowledge requires students to make as many words, sums or events as possible. Each letter/number may only be used once per word/sum/event. You must always use the middle letter/number.

English:

Make as many words as possible of at least 3 letters. Each word earns one point per letter.

History:

Make a (correct) year from the Historical Overview and indicate what happened in that year.

Math:

Do as many sums as possible that add up to exactly 100. For each number you will find the required operation. For a number with a question mark, students may choose their own operation.

The students' answers appear in the word web.

Test your students' knowledge on topics by using Mind Maps as a form of assessment and engagement.

Wheel of Knowledge

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D

E

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A

L

M

K

R

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W

English

Make as many words as you can with only use three letters. You have to use the letter "O" in each word. 

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19

12

23

29

20

14

45

17

53

89

24

89

33

History

Put numbers together to form certain years that correlate with certain historical moments. Use the number 19 in each year and tell what happened during this year.

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24

x12

?2

-15

+7

+5

-6

x3

+53

?10

-45

?20

:51

Calculations

Make as many sums as possible whose outcome when added together is exactly 100. 

For each number, the required operation is listed. For a number with a question mark, students may choose their own operation.

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