About Mr Kidman's Classroom

Less time finding revision. More time learning.

Revision shouldn’t be hard to start.

1 / 8 · Too many starting points

“Which website should I use?”

Searching through unfamiliar sites can use up the time and motivation needed to revise.

One name to remember. Mr Kidman’s Classroom brings revision and classroom resources together in one place.

2 / 8 · Revision in one place

“How can I make revision active?”

Switching between notes, vocabulary and separate activities can break a student's flow.

One guided revision session. Interactive Revision brings notes, vocabulary and practice activities together for your selected topics. Quizzes and activities help you check understanding as you go.

3 / 8 · Too much navigation

“Where is the topic I need?”

New menus, different courses and endless choices can make it hard to find the right topic.

A clear route to the essentials. Subject pages bring topics, notes and practice together, with the relevant course and external links alongside them.

4 / 8 · Too many obstacles

“Do I need an account just to revise?”

Logins, paywalls and distracting adverts can get between a student and their learning.

Open the page and get started. Revision here is free, with no login and no distracting advertising.

5 / 8 · Too much passive revision

“I’ve read it. But do I understand it?”

Reading notes alone makes it difficult to tell what has actually stuck.

Check understanding quickly. Short questions on topic revision pages give answers and explanations so students can act on mistakes.

6 / 8 · Too little direction

“What should I revise next?”

Finding learning gaps and turning them into a manageable plan should be simple and free.

Turn gaps into next steps. The Revision Gap Finder helps students identify areas to revisit and download a bespoke revision guide.

7 / 8 · A plan that feels hard to begin

“Where do I start with a revision timetable?”

Choosing what to revise and fitting it around your routine can make planning feel like another task.

Answer a few questions. Get a plan. The revision timetable generator builds a bespoke timetable around your subjects and available sessions, ready to edit and download.

8 / 8 · Feedback on exam answers

“How could I improve my exam answer?”

Trying exam-style questions helps you apply your knowledge. Useful feedback helps you see what to improve.

Apply knowledge and improve an answer. AI Exam Practice provides independently authored GCSE exam-style questions with space to write or draw. It prepares a picture of the question, answer and marking instructions to send to an AI for feedback.

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Interactive revision in one session. Interactive Revision brings notes, vocabulary and practice activities together for your chosen topics. It gives your revision a clear structure, with quizzes and feedback to help you check what you understand.
Find your subject and topic. Explore KS3, GCSE and KS5 revision, with notes, practice and links to relevant external revision sites and past papers.
Learn in different ways. Topic pages combine notes, diagrams, available mind maps and revision videos with short questions, answers and explanations.
Build vocabulary and check your progress. Unit Key words sheets give you important terms and definitions to revise. Personal learning checklists (PLCs) show what you should be able to explain or do.
Focus on your gaps. The Revision Gap Finder identifies areas to revisit, then offers interactive revision or a personalised guide you can download and use on paper.
Practise exam answers and get feedback. AI Exam Practice supports typed or drawn GCSE exam-style answers and prepares a picture ready for an AI to mark. Its feedback can help you improve your next attempt; check uncertain feedback with your teacher.
Make time for revision. The revision timetable generator builds a plan around your subjects and available time. You can adapt it, print it or add it to your calendar.

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Plan lessons and find fresh ideas. Lesson Builder combines teaching, practice and assessment activities into a downloadable pack with editable Word and PowerPoint resources. For a quick activity idea, Zero Time Lesson Ideas offers teaching routines, subject activities and links to useful tools.
Explore vocabulary in more ways. Keyword Builder creates keyword lists, blank-definition worksheets and Keyword Connect activities. Frayer Model Builder explores meanings, examples and non-examples, while Anagram Builder offers another way to practise terms and definitions.
Check understanding before moving on. Hinge Questions Builder pairs questions with explanations, possible misconceptions and follow-up guidance. Quiz my class presents questions individually or up to ten at once, with answers and PowerPoint downloads.
Turn revision material into activities. Cloze Builder uses the notes for gap-fill activities. Keywords supply crosswords, word searches, loop games and bingo, while Taboo Builder creates cards for explaining concepts without using the forbidden words.
Teach and revise together. Teach combines notes and diagrams with an annotation whiteboard. Interactive Revision gives students a guided sequence of content and activities, supporting independent practice and follow-up work.
Keep course resources close at hand. Subject pages bring specifications, past papers, PLCs and revision guides together. Exam builder creates practice papers from independently authored exam-style questions, with matching mark schemes.
Choose from more classroom activities. The newer teaching builders sit alongside 30 classroom tools and games, including Blockbusters, No PhoneHoot, Quiz Battleships, discussion starters and Circuit Builder. Many tools support editable downloads or shareable online activities.