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Homework check
Homework check is an important part of the school day. It sets the tone for accountability, highlights effort, and gives students a chance to ask questions or clarify misunderstandings. Checking homework together helps everyone stay on track and supports those who need a little extra help.
A projected screen can make homework review easy and engaging. With visual timers, checklists, and interactive polls, you can keep students focused and involved. Whether you want to do a quick check, discuss answers, or collect feedback, a classroom screen helps you manage the process smoothly.
Templates for Homework check
Pre-K (ages 3–5)
Homework check for Pre-K (ages 3–5)
A simple, visual homework check-in for Pre-K with easy steps and group activities.
Kindergarten to 2nd grade
Homework check for grades K–2
A free, ready-to-use screen for checking homework in grades K–2 with simple classroom tools.
Grades 3–5 (ages 8–11)
Homework check for grades 3–5
Check homework in grades 3–5 with a checklist, timer, exit ticket, and group maker. Free and easy to use on any device.
Grades 6-8 (ages 11–14)
Homework check for grades 6–8
Check homework in grades 6–8 with a ready-to-use screen: checklist, timer, exit ticket, group maker.
Grades 9–12 (ages 14–18)
Homework check for grades 9–12
A free, ready-to-use screen to check homework in high school with checklists, timer, exit ticket, and group maker.
Why teachers like it
- Makes homework review structured and efficient.
- Keeps all students engaged and accountable.
- Helps quickly identify who needs extra support.
How to set it up
- 1Pick a homework check template for your grade level.
- 2Customize instructions or add your own checklist if needed.
- 3Project the screen at the start of class.
- 4Set a timer or checklist for students to show, swap, or discuss homework.
- 5Use a poll or quick question to spot common issues or gather questions.
Tips
- Use the noise meter to keep a calm atmosphere during peer checks.
- Add a 'raise your hand' widget for students who need more time or have questions.
- Switch backgrounds to match the subject or mood for variety.
Questions teachers ask
Do I need to create a screen from scratch?
No, you can start with a ready-made template and adapt it for your class.
Can students submit questions during homework check?
Yes, use the poll or open question widget so students can send questions from their phones.
How do I use this with younger students?
Use simple checklists, clear visuals, and a visual timer for kids to keep them on track.