Set Work
Deleting Set Work
Deleting set work. Set work is deleted by the teacher who created the set work. Once deleted it cannot be retrieved. This is completed under the ‘Set Work’ tab and the delete icon, next to the piece of set work. Don’t forget to click ‘show hidden set ...
When to use Set Work and Free Play
What are the benefits of 'setting work' vs 'automatic progression'? Many schools only use Wordshark in the automatic progression mode (AP/Supershark). Why not try exploring the Set Work option (using published lists or creating their own word lists). ...
Setting work using published courses
Important facts about setting work When setting work for your students, you can choose from a total of 6 courses, giving you around 10,000 words, sounds and sentences, or you can choose your own lists: Nat. Curriculum 2014 England: spellings Follows ...
Creating your own word lists
The own word list section when tailored for individual pupils can be very useful. It allows you to add in images that the pupil/s themselves may find meaningful in order to remember/visualise a word. Likewise, if you create the word list with the ...