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20+ creative alternative homework ideas for teachers
When giving homework, it must always be based on learning goals your students have to reach, just like in your lessons. But it’s sad to see that lots of teachers are using homework as extra lesson time. Of course, as a teacher, you’re on a clock. But that doesn’t mean your students have to suffer from it and keep working on those boring textbooks and worksheets at home.
Consider goals like attitudes, real-life experiences, and practice, physical exercise, social encounters, creative solutions, and philanthropy as crucial as your lesson goals. These are things students don’t just pick up in your classroom. These are things they pick up in life.
In this blog post, I’ll give you some innovative homework ideas that will engage your students more. These alternatives to traditional homework will thereby also teach your students new things that can’t be taught in the classroom. You will find a variety of homework ideas: online and offline.
I will mention homework alternatives for primary school and high school. Some of these ideas can be changed a little bit, so they are the perfect fit for the right audience.
20 Creative homework ideas
You can divide homework tasks into the following themes or categories:
- Crafts & arts
- Outdoor activities & outings
- Games and activities
- Physical activities
- Digital or computer activities
- Philanthropy & social work
💡 Good to know : all the ready-to-use homework activities are created with BookWidgets . You can easily create activities like these yourself or duplicate an activity below for free, edit it if needed, and share it with your students. You can do so in the examples separately, or you can find all the homework examples in the BookWidgets Blog group folder .
Crafts and arts homework
1. prepare a dish from a recipe book.
2. Make a board game
3. Create a birdhouse
4. Transform a fictional book character into a hand puppet
Outdoor homework activities and outings
5. coupon game.
Students can also go grocery shopping with their parents. Here, they have to read the ingredients of the products and help their parents choose the healthiest products for the best prices, figure out the best deal between the sizes of items, …
6. Visit the zoo
7. Visit the local dumping ground or container park
8. Build a tree house
Games and activities as homework
9. bookwidgets games.
10. Minecraft
11. Play Cards
12. Play Zoo Tycoon or Rollercoaster Tycoon
Physical homework activities
13. rope skipping.
Many rope-skipping songs let your students do different tricks while rope-skipping. This is an excellent opportunity for homework as well. Ask your students to transform a rope skipping song into a song with lesson content. Let them count or spell or even sum up the different states or capitals. To engage their lifestyles even harder, you can additionally give them the assignment to create a TikTok in which they are jumping and singing.
Click here to see how you can get Tiktok more involved in the classroom.
14. Walking quest
If there aren’t any walking quests in the neighborhood, you could ask your students to create a walking quest like this for their fellow students. What a fun day it will be!
15. Obstacle Quiz
In order for students to answer the questions, they have to run and pass a challenging parkour. This is a fun homework exercise, and in the end, it’s a great lesson starter or lesson end.
16. Swimming games
After the activity, they can fill out an Exit Slip:
Digital or computer homework activities
17. create a picture album.
This teaches them to handle the online software, add pictures and write without spelling mistakes. And of course, creating memories is so much fun!
18. Video job application
19. Your life in 10 minutes - video
20. Email pen-pals
Is it still too complicated? Read the messages from your students, before they send them, and provide them with some feedback.
Philanthropy and social homework
21. grow a community garden.
22. Help in a retirement home
23. Help at a homeless shelter
24. Collect litter
Here’s another homework tip: Don’t call homework “homework”. Call it a challenge. Homework has become a negative word for students, and I bet they start rolling their eyes as you even mention the word.
Still looking for more inspiration? Check out the blog on short films and lesson activities that spice up your Google Classroom . Tip: even if you don’t use Google Classroom, there is a lot of inspiration back here.
Above you have read single assignments. But, you also have the option to involve your homework in a project. Find out more here .
So, as I mentioned earlier, there are many fun alternatives to traditional homework. Now it’s up to you to apply this in the classroom as well. In this folder , you will find all the examples you have come across.
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I really love how you set up your folders! Thanks for the great ideas. Where did you get those amazing green folders??
Paige- Office Depot!
How do you get your labels to stay on? I've tried them on poly folders and they seem to fall off.
Courtney- I've found the smooth plastic folders work the best! The ones that have a lot of texture stick, but the ends can peel up. Also, make sure you buy the GOOD labels! :) Hope that helps!
Is this ediatable enough to change to spanish? It's so unfortunate there aren't any spanish resources and I don't have time to create any...... :(
I have something very similar, however, this hits it right out the park! "GO" Ms. Liz!
Love this idea!! I will hopefully start teaching in September. I have already put this in my TPT cart to buy once I'm hired. Thank you!
I did the same for my 1st graders one year, but mine said, "to be LEFT at home," "to be sent RIGHT back." They were placed on the LEFT and RIGHT sides of the folder.
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The term ‘holiday homework’ raises a collective groan when you mention it in class. The last thing your students want to do during their holidays is spending more time with their noses buried in textbooks. But who said homework had to be a dull and dreary activity? There’s plenty of time and then some to learn concepts at school; holiday homework can focus on skill-building and be a lot more fun! Here’s a list of top creative assignment or homework ideas to help students take the ‘work’ out of homework, and replace it with a whole lot of fun!
“Assignment 1: For the Filmy Fans”
As a life coach who holds film therapy workshops in Bengaluru, Rohit Sasvehalli believes that movies can have a deep impact on the psyche when approached consciously. “Pick a specific concept the child wants to learn about, say Apartheid. Ask them to watch a movie like Invictus to understand the tensions in South Africa. It will invoke an explorative mindset,” says Sasvehalli. Give your students a choice of topics and movies to watch, review and write an essay or make a presentation on what it got them thinking about. Surely your students aren’t about to complain about watching a movie or two!
Do you see any budding filmmakers in your class? Mentoria’s holistic career assessment test could help them discover their calling by uniquely combining their interests and abilities! Find out more about the test here:
“Assignment 2: For the Wanderlusters”
Families often set out on trips during the holiday season. A trip is often a great platform to learn about new places and new cultures. Ask your students to document every bit of their travel, discover fascinating aspects about the place they’re visiting and turn their findings into a fantastic travel presentation for the class! It could cover a long vacation or even a day trip to the museum, beach or a nearby park.
“Assignment 3: For the Bookworms”
This creative assignment may not appeal to all your students, but the voracious readers in your class will surely welcome some binge-reading over the holidays! For this set of students, assign a list of books they can review over the holidays. Encourage them to get a library membership or even a Kindle, if they’re more accustomed to reading digitally. Give them a mix of fiction and non-fiction titles that will broaden their knowledge and urge them to think. It doesn’t have to strictly follow the curriculum; books on current events will also help them get a better perspective of what’s going on in the world.
Assignment 4: For the Crafty Ones
Do you see your students stumbling over certain difficult topics in class? Ask them to bring out their ‘crafty’ sides over the holidays and turn those concepts into flashcards! Flashcards make learning easier , and making them will help your students hone their artistic skills!
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Assignment 5: For the Volunteer Wonders
A school in New Zealand recently got its students involved in building an outdoor classroom and won an award for creativity! Volunteering as a homework idea will help them understand the kind of problems the world is facing, put things in perspective and also help them learn how to work in a team! You could give them a list of places they could visit over the holidays or plan a class trip yourself. Let them volunteer at an animal shelter, old-age home or orphanage, where they can perform different activities like maintaining the gardens, teaching other children, reading to the elderly, or even organising a performance for the underprivileged.
Assignment 6. For the Budding Philosophers
If your students are at a stage in life where they have critical future decisions to make, ask them to ‘introspect’ over the holidays. What makes them happiest? Which activities do they most look forward to? What piques their interest and what fails to grab their attention? Give them a homework idea and ask them to write a detailed summary of their interests and how they could translate into a career option a few years down the line. If they’re confused, ask them to opt for professional guidance that will help them discover who they really are and what they should pursue in the future. We can help with that. Students with clarity on their future are likely to be less stressed in class and focus better on their academics!
Holidays are perhaps the only time when students can study at their own pace without the looming burden of a jam-packed schedule. The holidays give students enough time to explore their interests and use them to enhance their studying technique . Don’t overburden them with lesson plans and tough projects; instead, let them focus on building skills, exploring interests and making the most of the holiday season both in terms of education and entertainment!
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The take-home folder is one of the most important and essential elements in the home/school relationship. Often times, it’s your best tool for communicating with parents. If you can get your students in the habit of using it every day, it can really help your organization and communication in the classroom. We gathered up some of our favorite take-home folder ideas from teachers around the web. We hope they help inspire you in your classroom this year.
1. Lend a Hand This take home folder helps kids and parents stay organized in a really easy way. Your students can trace their hands in different colors and then paste them to the inside of the folder. This should help them get in the habit of what to keep and send back.
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In addition to being a time for enjoyment and relaxation, summer vacation is an excellent opportunity for young children to continue learning and being busy. Eliminate tiresome spreadsheets! This blog article contains a plethora of creative ideas for computer holiday homework for kids in classes 5 through 8. We’ll cover topics including multiple-choice questions (MCQ), fill-in-the-blank questions, short questions, lengthy questions, and exercises to make summer learning engaging for kids, teachers, and parents.
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- 1 Computer Holiday Homework for Class 5
- 2 Computer Holiday Homework for Class 6
- 3 Computer Holiday Homework for Class 7
- 4 Computer Holiday Homework for Class 8
Computer Holiday Homework for Class 5
- Multiple questions (MCQs)
| 1.1 Which of the following is an input device? a) Monitor b) Keyboard c) Printer d) Speaker 1.2. What is the function of the CPU? a) To display information b) To process data c) To print documents d) To connect to the internet |
- Fill in the Blanks
| 1. The _____ allows us to see information on the computer. (Monitor) 2. We use the _____ to type information into the computer. (keyboard) 3. We can save our work using a/an _____. (folder) |
3. Short Answer
4. Long Answer
| 1. Describe the steps involved in creating a new document using word processing software. 2. Explain the importance of using strong passwords and keeping them secure. |
5. Exercises
| 1. Practice using different formatting options in a word processing program (e.g., changing font size, bolding text). 2. Create a simple presentation using presentation software (e.g., including slides with text and images). 3. Research a specific topic on the internet and write a summary of what you learned. |
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| 1.1. Which of the following is an operating system? a) Browser b) Word processor c) Operating System d) Paint programme 1.2. What is the shortcut key to copy text? a) Ctrl + V b) Ctrl + C c) Ctrl + X d) Ctrl + P |
| 1. We use a/an _____ to search for information on the internet. (search engine) 2. A collection of web pages stored on a server is called a _____. (website) 3. You can save your work on a computer using a/an _____. (storage device) |
- Long Answer
| 1. Describe the steps involved in creating a presentation using presentation software. 2. Explain the importance of using ethical practices when using the internet, including citing sources when using information online. |
| 1. Practice creating a presentation with different slide layouts, transitions, and animations. 2. Use a paint programme to create a drawing with various shapes, colors, and text tools. 3. Research a famous computer scientist and write a short report about their contributions to the field. |
Computer Holiday Homework for Class 7
| 1.1. Which of the following is an output device? a) Keyboard b) Monitor c) Scanner d) Mouse 1.2. What is the function of a web browser? a) To store data b) To process information c) To access websites d) To create presentations 1.3. In MS Word, what does “Ctrl + B” do? a) Change font size b) Bold the selected text c) Italicise the selected text d) Underline the selected text |
| 1. The central processing unit (CPU) is also called the computer’s _____. (brain) 2. We use a/an _____ to format text in a document, like changing font size or style. (formatting toolbar) 3. A collection of interconnected computers around the world is called the _____. (internet) |
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| 1. Describe the different types of computer software and give examples of each. (System software – manages computer hardware (e.g., Operating System). Application software – performs specific tasks for users (e.g., Word processor, Paint program).) 2. Explain the importance of online safety and discuss some tips for staying safe while browsing the internet. (Importance: protecting personal information, avoiding malware, etc. Tips: using strong passwords, being cautious about clicking on links, etc.) |
| 1. Practice creating a document in MS Word with different formatting styles, like bold, italics, and font changes. 2. Use a search engine to research a specific topic (e.g., famous scientists) and create a short presentation using presentation software. 3. Create a flowchart illustrating the steps involved in searching for information online using a search engine. |
Computer Holiday Homework for Class 8
| 1.1. What is the purpose of a database? a) To browse the internet b) To organize and store information c) To create presentations d) To write computer programmes 1.2. In a spreadsheet, what is a cell where a formula is entered called? a) Row b) Column c) Formula bar d) Cell reference 1.3. What is the basic building block of a computer program? a) Hardware components b) Data c) Instruction d) User interface |
| 1. A collection of interrelated tables storing data is called a/an _____. (database) 2. In spreadsheets, we use _____ to perform calculations on data. (formulas) 3. The process of writing instructions for a computer to follow is called _____. (programming) |
| 1. Describe the different data types commonly used in databases and give examples of each. (Data types: text, number, date, etc.). Examples: Name (Text), Age (Number), Birth Date (Date).) 2. Explain the concept of an algorithm and its importance in programming. (An algorithm is a step-by-step process to solve a problem. (It’s crucial for creating clear and efficient computer programs.) |
| 1. Create a simple database in database management software (DBMS) to store information about books in a library (e.g., title, author, ISBN). 2. Design a spreadsheet in a spreadsheet program to calculate the average marks of students in a class for different subjects. 3. Write a simple computer programme (using a programming language like Scratch or Python) to display a message on the screen or perform a basic calculation. |
Ans: Here are some ways to finish holiday homework on time. -Set study schedule -Get rid of online distractions -Take short break -Check your work -Prepare your material
Ans: Make a plan that accommodates your vacation schedule and try your best to follow it.
Ans: Schedule everything out carefully in advance. Maintain your study space tidy and orderly, and keep your study aids close at hand.
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Assignment 4: For the Crafty Ones. Assignment 5: For the Volunteer Wonders. Assignment 6. For the Budding Philosophers. The term 'holiday homework' raises a collective groan when you mention it in class. The last thing your students want to do during their holidays is spending more time with their noses buried in textbooks.
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