Intro to Classes and Reports

• Citizenship
• Upper Secondary (Key Stage 4)
• GCSE

Intro to Classes and Reports

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• Education Specialist for LessonUp
• Qualified teacher and experienced faculty leader 
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Thomas Courtley

Welcome to LessonUp!

In the next few minutes, you'll experience what it's like to manage classes and examine data through LessonUp, and how it feels to participate as a student. 

Feel free to note any questions you have, and I will happily re-visit these at the end!

GIF OF CREATING CLASS with hotspots/ instructions

Join the lesson

1. Take your mobile phone and go to lessonup.app or open a new tab on your computer/laptop.
    
2. Scan the QR code or fill in the code that you see in the left bottom corner of your screen.
    
3. You are now participating in this lesson
   as a student.

How do you feel today?

😒🙁😐🙂😃

What is your favourite song right now?

Idioms.

Or, a load of weird things British people say.

Let's play a short round of...

What does it means when someone says 'I am cream crackered.'

1. They feel weak and unable to carry cheese
2. They are very tired
3. They feel very happy with something
4. They want to have a picnic

Whats the meaning of
"dogs dinner"?

1. Dressed in a flashy manner
2. A poor piece of work
3. You are an easy target
4. A strange looking meal

She was dressed up like a dog’s dinner.
= wearing very formal or decorative clothes in a way that attracts attention

But also: a situation, event, or piece of work that is chaotic, badly organized, or very untidy

Whats the meaning of
"leg it!"

1. To have a nice summers walk
2. To run away
3. To jump over a cat or a small dog
4. To order chicken, but only chicken legs at a restaurant

- an informal way of telling someone to run in order to evade capture

- telling someone to go away (used as an interjection)

- to get somewhere quickly

Whats the meaning of
"Wind your neck in"?

1. Mind your own business
2. Twist your neck
3. watch out, a man with a big horse is coming
4. Stay calm!

A: "Do you like my new shoes?"
B: "I think they are the bee's knees"
The shoes are..

Very very ugly

Ugly

Alright

Nice

Cooler then cool

When bees flit from flower to flower the nectar sticks to their legs. The phrase "bee's knees" means sweet and good, because the knees of the bee are where all the sweet, good stuff is collected.

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