Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)Ages 14–18
Homework check for grades 9–12
Use this screen at the start of class to check homework efficiently with your high school students. It helps keep everyone on track, clarifies expectations, and supports quick feedback.
Students see clear steps to follow, know who they are working with, and get a chance to reflect on how the homework went. You can display it on any projector or interactive board, and students can use their own devices for participation.
Free for teachers. Your screens, classes and uploads are saved to your account.
How to use it in class
- 1Pick this template and set your background to match your subject.
- 2Import your class roster to use the group maker tool.
- 3Project the screen and review the checklist steps together.
- 4Start the timer to keep the activity focused and on track.
- 5Students work in pairs or groups as assigned by the group maker.
- 6Have students mark off steps as they complete them on their devices or aloud as a class discussion, if devices aren't available for all students. Use the exit ticket at the end for quick feedback.
Why it works
- Makes the homework check routine clear and consistent for teens.
- Encourages self-management and peer support with checklists and groups.
- Gives quick feedback on student understanding and effort with exit tickets.
Tips
- Let students know how much time they have to keep things moving.
- Encourage honest reflection on the exit ticket—remind them it's not graded.
- For larger classes, use smaller groups to make sure everyone participates.
Make it your own
- Use for math, science, English, or any subject where homework is assigned.
- Run remotely by sharing your screen and using digital checklists and exit tickets.
- Adjust checklist steps for students with accommodations, like extra time or simplified tasks.
Questions teachers ask
How long should the homework check take?
Aim for 5–10 minutes. The timer helps keep the process efficient so you can move on to new material.
Do students need their own devices?
It's helpful, but not required. Students can use phones or share devices, or you can lead the checklist and exit ticket as a class.
Can I change the checklist or groupings?
Yes, you can edit checklist steps and group settings to fit your class needs before or during the activity.
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