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Posted on 12 February 2012 11:02
KS3 and Above - New Maths, English and Science Sites
Courtesy of one of our most popular private tutors are 3 websites newly added to our resources section that provide ideas, assessments, lessons, games and worksheets for Secondary School children in maths, English and science:
You can access them by clickingKIDS' SITES 3and scrolling to the bottom of the page - they are the last 3 sites added.
Why not bookmark us so you can always access these resources used by our tutors and by our students? |
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Posted on 09 February 2012 12:38
The Free Past Papers website now includes all the Key stage 2 Optional tests, as well as papers from Year 7, and of course SATS papers. Find the link on the left menu under 'Kids' Sites 3'.Why not keep us bookmarked so you can access all the sites our teachers and students use regularly:
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Posted on 27 January 2012 17:56
Gathered on these 3 pages are useful sites for teachers, parents and kids. Each site has its own screenshot for easy clicking and simple navigation. Bookmark them! We'd love to hear of any more sites you use regularly. Similarly, if teachers would like them organising differently, we'd love to hear your suggestions.
Please share this information with friends!
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Posted on 18 January 2012 09:57
Free Past Papers
This new Department for Education website provides free past test papers up to Key Stage 3. Find the link at the bottom of the following page:
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Posted on 16 January 2012 11:11
An excellent website crammed full of FREE worksheets and FREE downloads for teaching specific topics can be found at our KIDS' SITES resource pages. Nicely organised into year groups and subjects, aimed at children with SEN, these resources will be great for children of most abilities. This particular site can be located onKIDS' SITES 3at the bottom of all the links.
The other KIDS' SITES pages contain links to all the websites our tutors use for planning, demonstrating or practising various concepts. |
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Posted on 02 December 2011 16:30
Here are our Top 5 educational Ipad apps for use with primary school children, in reverse order:
5. Hairy Letters (by Net Educational Systems LTD) From the very successful Nessy.com company, this app is ideal for teaching letter sounds, and also incorporates a segmenting game where kids can put words together from the spoken letter sounds. Nice graphics and sounds; kids love it!
4. Balloons: Tap & Learn (by Zippz software) Pre-school game based on a simple idea that it's fun and curiously satisfying to pop balloons with your finger! |
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Posted on 24 November 2011 17:11
Any teachers out there with access to a smartboard, or parents who want to help their child, wouldn't it be a good idea to be able to visit 1 website which links to them all?
Now you can atConfident Kids Tuition. We have painstakingly listed all the educational websites that our tutors use for teaching their students, along with a brief summary of what's on there. Put it in yourfavouritesand you'll never have to trawl the web again!
There are brilliant phonics practice sites, sites for times tables, writing and reading, planning resources, lesson ideas, in fact, anything a teacher could wish for! |
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Posted on 23 November 2011 17:06
I just cannot believe how wonderful this new resource is! Absolutely perfect for teachers and parents to read the superb Oxford Reading Tree books for free! Simply choose the reading age of the child, and you are taken to a library of 'ebooks' where you can read with your child or teach from. Brilliant for smartboard demos, or as an alternative to real books. Additionally, there are activities associated with each book. I wonder how long before they start charging for it? But until then, enjoy it and use it for 'nowt'! |
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Posted on 09 November 2011 08:13
The new online reading resource from the same people who brought us Mathletics is brilliant value for money. readingeggs.co.uk is a subscription website which initially assesses children on their reading ability, then places them on a 'track' of learning. The multi-coloured, multi-media website is easy and enjoyable to use, and engages children in phonics practice and many other aspects of reading in a way that encourages even the most reluctant of readers. Surprisingly affordable to boot! (Covers up to about Level 5 then there's readingeggpress for higher levels - rolling out soon.)
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