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    The document provides a series of questions for students to answer about their lesson for the day, asking them to name one thing they learned, a skill used, two things they want to know more about, summarize the lesson in five words, and state three points from the lesson. It also instructs students to ask another pupil a question.

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    The document provides a series of questions for students to answer about their lesson for the day, asking them to name one thing they learned, a skill used, two things they want to know more about, summarize the lesson in five words, and state three points from the lesson. It also instructs students to ask another pupil a question.

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    The Plenary Dice

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    The document provides a series of questions for students to answer about their lesson for the day, asking them to name one thing they learned, a skill used, two things they want to know more about, summarize the lesson in five words, and state three points from the lesson. It also instructs students to ask another pupil a question.

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    Name ONE thing you have learnt today

    Name a SKILL you used in this lesson

    Tell me TWO things you would like to know more about

    Summarise the lesson in FIVE words

    Say THREE points to this lesson

    Point at another pupil and ask a question about todays lesson

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