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KS2 Lesson EngineMade with ♥ by Rabinder Kaur

Key Stage 2 · Years 3 to 6

KS2 Lesson Engine

Made with by Rabinder Kaur

Ten engines, Slide Studio and lkie.like turn one topic into a two-way lesson your class will love, in about a minute.

Pick an engine

Type a topic. Get a lesson your class can join in.

Every engine makes a class screen to share and teacher notes to keep. Each one comes with a finished example, so you can teach with it straight away.

What pupils see

Two-way screens, not worksheets.

  • Pupils answer all the time. Chat waterfalls, live votes, code locks and a robot to program.
  • Answers stay hidden until you tap, so you can share your screen.
  • A magic pointer shows pupils on Teams or Zoom exactly where you are pointing.
  • Teacher notes with timings, answers and support ideas, ready to copy.

Make it yours

Switch on what you need.

Each switch lights up and remembers your choice on this device.

Night mode

Dark, calm screens for evening planning.

Symphony’s voice

She reads her answers aloud, in English or Malay.

Magic pointer

Glowing ribbons follow your mouse when you present.

Teaching online

Prompts say “type in the chat”. Off: classroom wording.

How it works

Ready for your next online class.

1

Pick an engine

From the dock at the bottom of the screen, or the cards above.

2

Fill in two or three boxes

Year group, topic and one choice. Symphony writes it in about a minute.

3

Press Present

Share that window on Teams, Zoom or Meet. Tick “share sound” for Sound Journey and Brain Break.

Made with ♥ by Rabinder Kaur, Head of Key Stage 2

· Wonder Window

Your key and saved lessons stay in this browser. What leaves it: the request the engine sends when you press a button; your activity for Rabinder’s reports, locked so only she can open it; live-lesson messages, locked end to end; and picture searches, which go to Wikipedia. Videos play from YouTube’s privacy-enhanced player. Speaking to Symphony uses your browser’s own speech service; with Hey Symphony on, she listens only for her name and ignores everything else.