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The links cover Early Years/Foundation, Key Stage One and Key Stage Two.
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- Key Stages cover the following ages:
- Foundation/Early Years for 4 to 5 year olds. Kindergarten/Pre-school.
- Key Stage 1 for 6 to 7 year olds. Elementary grades 1-2.
- Key Stage 2 for 8 to 11 year olds. Elementary grades 3-5.
Below are a few links chosen at random.
How The Body Works Interactive
Click on a part of the body to find videos, articles, activities and a quiz.
Alphabetimals Interactive
A fun way to learn the alphabet with beautifully illustrated animal letters. Hear the word and the sound of the animal.
Fractured Fairy Tales Interactive
This online tool takes the fairy tale a step further. By changing essential elements in three familiar tales, children can enrich their understanding of story setting, point of view, and plot.
Numbers In French 13 - 21 Video
Cartoon character video, join in with pronunciation of numbers 13 - 21.
On Board The Mary Rose Interactive
Find out about The Mary Rose, King Henry VIII's favourite warship. Built in 1510 and lost in 1545, she was raised in 1982 and is the centrepiece of the Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth, England.
How To Keep A Friendship Video
Megan and Jess are friends. Megan puts clips in her friend's hair and they laugh at the feather boas they put on. At school they try out for the relay team. Jess is the faster runner but she slows down to let her friend win. They are both selected for the school team and during the main race, Jess finally runs her fastest and beats Megan. Jess becomes popular with her classmates, which makes Megan unsure about how to handle her friend’s popularity as her mother is always pushing her to be the best.
