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All about castles
Say hello to Ian Burns, who created this website when he was eight. A tour de
force and packed full of information and fun. |
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Fun
Links for Beavers
If you are looking for some fun activities for younger childen, look no further
than Black Dog's website for
Beavers |
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| The Piano
Education Page is much more than a page!! It's a bright and breezy site
for piano- lovers with over 600 pages. Take a trip back in time in the Tardis
to meet the composers. Great links. Great music. Click here for the
KIDS
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| Free manuscript paper and a
limited amount of sheet music is available to download from
My Sheet Music.
Also offers one minute keyboard lessons. |
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| Fundango - the experts on ten
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Fun Sites for Kids
(and parents, too!)
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Some links feature 'just' games, most are educational and all are pretty great
with some real stars - covers a wide variety of ages and well worth exploring.
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Keeping Kids Busy |
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We've found another great FREE e-book for you. This one has been created by UK
mums, Lindsay Small and Kirstie Bowen. and offers over 200 fun activities for
kids. Superbly designed.
Free download
Visit the website
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If you're 8-11 years' old and like books and stories then come on in. You can
read stories, email authors, write reviews and even write your own stories -
It's all here! Provided by a partnership of UK libraries.
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All About Time |
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The
Royal Greenwich
Observatory offers a bright clear site with lots of information about
time, leap
years, the Millennium and the history of time. Some pages have links to
other websites and .pdf information leaflets designed specially for children
which you can download. Good stuff, especially for Key Stage 2.
See also our main www page for
Co-ordinated Universal Time and finding the 'right' time around the world.
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Wow! See the earth or moon in real time, manipulate the images, zoom in or out
- compare our planet in each season of the year. An amazing resource at
Earthview
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Find out all about the
Chinese New
Year. Did you know that the year 2000 is the Year of the Dragon? And 2001
will be the year of The Snake. Ssssss!
Talking about dragons, Joe the Dragon would like to show you his puzzles and quizzes.
There are maths quizzes to test addition, subtraction and fractions. Try the
tricky puzzle map of China. You can impress your friends by learning how to
write numbers one to ten in Chinese!
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Ancient Egypt
With resources designed for use by younger children with their parents and
teachers as they search for material on
Ancient Egypt,
this user friendly site may very well help you avoid all those tedious
searches. And the British Museum has the domain name
www.ancientegypt.co.ukall to itself with lots of 'flashy'
activities!
There's more Ancient Egypt amongst five web projects designed
to give children starting points for using the Internet as a learning resource.
The other projects at
Learning Connections are : Artists, The Human Body, The
Earth and Beyond, , Tudors and Stuarts and the Victorians.
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The Motherwise Millennium Archive
The Millennium started here with links to the Millennium Dome and Sir Ranulph
Fiennes' latest expedition to the North Pole.
The Guardian's on-line version of its feature '1000 years in 500 days'
ended
here on Day 500 with a review of what was happening that day around the
world.
The 'Millennium around Europe' gave you an opportunity to practice your foreign
languages as you linked to European websites.
A project about countries which lie on the Meridian line (ie 0 º
longitude, the line of longitude that runs through the North and South Poles,
and which passes through Greenwich) included quizzes and activities and is
archived on the
Oxfam site.
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