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A great site to get started with programming! Lots of resources!

Lots of online games to support the development of core numeracy and literacy skills. pupils can play alone or compete in competitions with classmates or students around the world. As a teacher you can track their progress, monitors strengths and weaknesses and control the topics & levels students work at.

i found this website with songs linked to some of the topics we teach - the kids were loving it! There are songs linked to loads of different topics.

Hello everyone! I want to share this URL, which has been a really useful tool for my classes when I want to practice Math concepts with my students and have fun at a time. You will also find brain games and activities for other topics, so I invite you to visit the webpage.

It's a free visual bookmarking tool. It helps you compile and organise sites under a specific topic. You can share your symbaloo with your students and help them navigate only on specific sites rather than the whole web. You can also add ready-made webmixes by other teachers.

Great resource! thank you for sharing!

I was introduced to this bookmarking tool at the beginning of the year. It is an absolutely amazing tool. Your bookmarks anywhere and on any device. love it.

This is quite a good website with a good variety of subjects and age groups.

I agree the website does have numerous possibilities for youth of all ages.

The Kidsmart website has been written by Childnet International, a non-profit organisation working to help make the internet a great place for children. Resources specially produced for the website are the result of a wide consultation with officials from the Department for Education & Skills (DfES) and British Educational Communications & Technology Agency (BECTA), as well as other charities, police liaison officers, school teachers, Local Education Authorities (LEA), ICT co-ordinators, and parents and pupils themselves.

"The very tool designed to level the playing field is, in fact, un-leveling it," they wrote in a 2012 book based on their Philadelphia library study. With the spread of educational technology, they predicted, "the not-so-small disparities in skills for children of affluence and children of poverty are about to get even larger."

Really interesting game based learning for cell science from Queen Mary University links in with research done at the university.

Really useful site for getting stated with Raspberry Pi and more!

Currently learning about different continents with my children and will definitely be using this tool.

A few English and French books in a digital interactive format. Great for any French teachers and gets the kids engaged with tech!

I've used this site with First Graders to create simple stories. They can make their own drawings directly or -this is what we've done- do them in paper and scan them.