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Great for TV-themed games.

Welcome to TelevisionTunes.com, a library of TV theme music and songs from yesterday and today. Browse our huge archive of 8,871 theme songs using the index above or below. If you can't find a theme song, contact me and I'll try to get it for you.

26/9/07 - Nearly every TV theme tune you could imagine; varying degrees of quality but brilliant nonetheless.

22/6/08 - American site with hundreds of videos covering the more advanced primary-level concepts.

20/8/08 - from the Lifehacker site, click YouTube Hacks to access. Simply put, this guide assists you in: 1. Downloading YouTube videos 2. Watching YouTube videos on a TV screen 3. Creating podcasts using YouTube RSS update feeds 4. Recording audio from videos 5. [best of all] pasting videos together to create your own compilation Great stuff!

14/11/07 - Ronseal! Also useful for downloads.

Does what it says on the tin! Found on primaryteacheruk.co.uk

History of presentation, title sequences, adverts, public information films, schools tv etc...

23/04/2011 - "Combining thinking skills scaffolding, Philosophy for Children practices and MI theory, Ian took the eight intelligences (in no particular order): 1. Logical/Mathematical 2. Verbal/Linguistic 3. Interpersonal 4. Intrapersonal 5. Naturalistic 6. Body/Physical 7. Musical 8. Visual/Spatial And (over) simplified them into: 1. Numbers 2. Words 3. People 4. Feelings 5. Nature 6. Actions 7. Sounds 8. Sights Imagine putting these areas on each side of an octagon. Then you take what it is you want to explore, put it in the middle of the octagon and then simply work around each area asking questions to begin with. So, for example, if your topic was, say, 'beer' (I am typing this on a Friday night) you might come up with questions like: 1. How much beer is drunk in the UK each Friday night? 2. Where does the word 'beer' come from? 3. Who invented beer and why? 4. What sort of emotions do advertisers try and associate with beer in their marketing? 5. What are the natural ingredients of beer and where are they grown? 6. What are the various stages in the beer-making process? 7. What songs have been written about beer and its effects? 8. In TV and magazine advertising, how is beer portrayed?"

30/11/2010 - Amazingly good!

30/7/08 - An entertaining and informative website which answers the above question and many others. I will use modified versions of these when teaching explanation and information texts.

2/12/07- Handy - can then be inserted into Smart documents.

Media Education website for teachers and students. Good section on using digital video in the classroom. Information on TV, radio, newspapers etc.

On the website of the popular TV channel, this page offers lateral thinking, logic, spatial awareness, word and letter play and reasoning problems.

Ideal for bias / perception of sources.

2/10/07 - Site no longer updated but loads of theme tunes to find.

1,000s of free WAV files from films, TV shows and famous people. Plus many random categories such as sports and news events from the past.