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What Twig offers you
Why choose Twig for your classroom
Offers tailor-made teaching tools
Encourages cross-curricular learning
Makes teaching easier
Supports differentiated learning
Keeps your students engaged
Delivers flexible resources
Helps your students explore the world
Works with your curriculum
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Offers tailor-made teaching tools
Twig films and learning materials are easy-to-use, flexible and designed to save you time. Slot them into your existing lessons plans or use them as inspiration for future lessons.x
Encourages cross-curricular learning
Exploring the Twig Mindmap shows students how different topics relate to one another. Twig films use examples from real life to demonstrate how different topics, and even subjects, connect outside of the classroom.x
Makes teaching easier
With Twig there’s no need to search the internet for safe, age-appropriate content. Instead, the Twig website can be accessed anywhere, whether at school or at home, making it easy to find the right resources for your next lesson.x
Supports differentiated learning
Twig allows students to learn at their own pace. While one student watches a Twig film for a second time, another can use the Twig Mindmap and extension questions to explore further and extend their knowledge.x
Keeps your students engaged
Every Twig film comes with a variety of related learning materials, including worksheets, diagrams and quizzes, to keep students active and engaged throughout the lesson.x
Delivers flexible resources
Twig resources can be used in a variety of different ways – to introduce a new topic, as preparation for a flipped lesson, to reinforce earlier learning or for independent revision.x
Helps your students explore the world
Whether tracking tarantulas in the rainforest or chasing storms in Tornado Alley, Twig films are guaranteed to captivate your class and relate curriculum learning to the real world.x
Works with your curriculum
Twig films are created specifically for use in schools and matched national and international curricula. Before any of our films are made we consult with teachers to ensure that the right learning objectives are covered.
With Twig I can find exactly what I need. I can just go to the film. I won’t have to edit it. It’s there. I use it. Simple. Done.
Jenny Lyons, Head of Science
Arnold House Prep School, United KingdomIt’s very difficult sometimes to present an idea with just chalk, but if a kid views a video on the topic it makes it much more real and they remember the idea for a longer period of time.
Samuel Etienne, Maths Supervisor
USA
You’re not having to go and trawl through countless websites.
Katie Sowden, Primary Teacher
Williamston Primary School, United Kingdom
Great discussions come after watching Twig’s films. It’s very exciting to allow the students to have free time to explore the Twig website and then discuss what they’ve learnt.
Kimberley Gillingham, Head of Science
Pembridge Hall, United Kingdom
Twig Newsdesk
Make your teaching topical with news articles and related Twig films
A cat ban, space mistakes, and happy goats
On this week’s news update: a ban on cats to protect wild birds, a spacecraft springs a leak, and scientists discover that goats prefer smiley faces!
