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GCSE Maths Resources [FREE] - Third Space Learning

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Download a complete library of free GCSE maths revision resources. 40+ GCSE maths papers (foundation & higher), 200+ worksheets, 1500+ practice questions.

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At Third Space Learning, we're on a mission to help all students feel confident with maths.

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Maths Genie * Edexcel GCSE Maths Past Papers, Mark Schemes, Model Answers and Video Solutions

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Maths GCSE past papers (Foundation and Higher) for the Edexcel exam board with mark schemes, grade boundaries, model answers and video solutions.

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Maths Genie - Free Online GCSE and A Level Maths Revision

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Maths Genie is a free GCSE and A Level revision site. It has past papers, mark schemes and model answers to GCSE and A Level exam questions.

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GCSE Maths Foundation Level - Video Solutions

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Maths Genie resources include schemes of work, target tests and predicted GCSE exam papers.

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The Whole of GCSE Maths | Higher & Foundation Exam Revision | Edexcel AQA OCR | Tutor lead revision

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Mathematics is the study of numbers, calculations, shapes and equations, written using special notations and symbols.

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Mental Math - solving visual equations

Common Core Connection for Grades 3 and 4

Determine the unknown number in a multiplication equation relating 3 whole numbers.
Understand division as an unknown-factor problem.
Represent problems using equations with a letter standing for the unknown quantity.

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Mental Math - solving visual equations Common Core Connection for Grades 3 and 4 Determine the unknown number in a multiplication equation relating 3 whole numbers. Understand division as an unknown-factor problem. Represent problems using equations with a letter standing for the unknown quantity.

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Become a master of mental math. 100 difficulty levels, 150,000 users, 60 million questions answered. Get started for free.

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You can search by course title. You can also search for OpenLearn courses associated with an Open University course by searching for the course code.

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Here's a link to help with maintaining positive mental health during the Coronavirus Pandemic.
https://www.getselfhelp.co.uk/pandemic.htm

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IN THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC
We can control some aspects of our lives, but many things are outside of our control, particularly in extraordinary times of a pandemic, such as the coronavirus crisis of 2020.

We cannot control the virus itself, but we can take steps to reduce our risk.

We cannot control other people's actions, but there are things we can do to protect ourselves.

We cannot control the media or the amount of coverage given to the pandemic, but we can control how much we watch or pay attention to.

We cannot control governments, but we can choose to listen and adhere to the evidence-based advice given.

There is still much we CAN do to help maintain and improve our own mental health and wellbeing.
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Stay Home Self Help Pack from NHS Birmingham & Solihull (Getselfhelp.co.uk resources)

We must follow local Government advice at this time. This includes washing our hands and staying at home (and strict social distancing if essential that we go out). Gov.uk - Gov.gg - WHO

Wash your hands - for 20 seconds in soap and warm water. See this video.

Avoid touching your face.

Catch coughs and colds in a tissue or the bend of your elbow.

Keep a distance of at least 2 metres from others.

Stay home as much as you can (all the time if self-isolating), only going out for ESSENTIAL: medical appointments or pharmacy or grocery shopping.

This of course can be difficult for us to deal with, feeling cut off from loved ones, and the added stress of managing a family and household when schools and universities are closed, and our work and financial situation becomes very challenging. This can greatly impact on our mental health and wellbeing. It is therefore important to:

Look after your body: Exercise daily, eat healthily, drink plenty of water, schedule rest times. See BACES

Maintain a routine: Get up and go to bed at the same times every day. Make a daily schedule for work or study, share the chores, meals, fun and relaxation, connecting with others. Use a weekly planner.

Write down the activities which energise and uplift you, and those which calm and relax you. Schedule at least one each into your day.

Plan fun and enjoyment: whatever works for you. If you enjoy reading, most local libraries offer free loans of audio and e-books. Check your local library website. Amazon offers free Kindle e-books and Audible is also offering many free audiobooks. Listen to music - or play/learn an instrument. Watch films or box sets on TV or via online streaming services. Play board games or complete a jigsaw puzzle. Participate in a quiz. ChatterPack ideas

Do something you've been meaning to do: declutter the house, upcycle a piece of furniture, tidy the garden or shed.

Be creative: paint, draw, compose, write a poem or short story, write a novel, keep an isolation journal including things to be grateful for, build a boat or space-ship out of recycling materials, invent something.

Connect with others: Keep in touch with family or friends, or contact someone you haven't heard from in a long time. Phone a friend, video call family, use social media wisely. If you feel totally alone, then call a national helpline such as SupportLine and others here, or via a website such as Web of Loneliness.

Limit news and social media: too much can make us feel anxious, sad or angry. Keep up with new Government advice and local news once or twice a day, but don't listen to or watch news or social media all day! Use ONLY safe sources, e.g. Gov.uk - Gov.gg - WHO - NHS - 111 NHS - BBC

Be kind: local volunteer groups are appearing everywhere. Search online (e.g. Facebook groups) to join. If you have vulnerable neighbours and you're not self-isolating, let them know you can help out and give them your telephone number.

Ask for help: if you're vulnerable, needing to self-isolate, or locked-down and you don't have friends or family to help, make contact with a local volunteer group by searching online (e.g. Facebook groups) or ask your local library, citizens advice bureau or council. Most people are keen to help at this time, so please ask. Some communities have set up their own ways of asking for help.

Mental Health support: Contact your GP or local MIND or other local group for advice, or call the Samaritans. Follow the self help information and guides in the links below.

Coping with Anxiety ( See this video from The Guardian) It is entirely normal and appropriate to be somewhat anxious about the novel coronavirus and Covid-19. We are all worried and anxious, and it is right that we are. The worrying thoughts and uncomfortable feelings will help remind us to follow our government's advice to help protect us and our loved ones. However, sometimes the anxiety feels overwhelming, but we can use self help techniques to help us cope with the anxious thoughts and feelings.

Stay Home Self Help Pack from NHS Birmingham & Solihull (Getselfhelp.co.uk resources)

Self help - many suggestions to help you cope with anxiety etc.
Solutions Self help guides for problems such as anxiety, depression and stress Mental Health First Aid Box / Soothe Solutions Self help audio downloads Self help videos Mindfulness NOW 54321 APPLE Postive Steps to Wellbeing

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Mental Health & Wellbeing in the CoronaVirus Pandemic

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IN THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC We can control some aspects of our lives, but many things are outside of our control, particularly in extraordinary times of a pandemic, such as the coronavirus crisis of 2020. We cannot control the virus itself, but we can take steps to reduce our risk.

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Here's a complete guide to all free online learning resources. Very useful if you're having to help your children during the lock down.

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Today we have an updated version of our massive resource of 100 free educational websites and companies offering free learning opportunities for kids.

Over the years, Kids Activities Blog has really worked to be a great resource for all things free, educational and kid-related! While most of our activities and lesson plans emphasize hands-on learning, we truly appreciate the benefit of the best educational websites and free online courses.

Learning from home is fun with these free resources!

When screen time is intentional, free courses on different subjects from companies all over the world can be a great option for kids of all ages.

This list of free educational content was originally created in March 2020 and was shared over a million times on Facebook alone within a month. With school closures across the nation, parents and educators were seeking ways to help kids learn at home.

We are updating this list in May 2021 because while our learning experience can now be more in-person, we have found so much value in the high quality interactive lessons for young minds we have used over the last year! Free online education doesn't just have to be about the school year or classroom learning, it can be used as education entertainment, enrichment activities, lesson plan extension learning, homeschooling and so much more.

Education Companies Offering Free Subscriptions & Free Educational Websites for Kids

Each of these websites will allow you to sign-up for FREE and help your child along with their education. As you will see, there is a wide variety of subjects and age ranges for young people of all ages.

For each of the websites and educational companies, we've provided direct links for you below to the free site. All you need to do is click the link and follow the instructions on that website to sign-up.

Obviously, things can change, so check out each of our favorite free educational websites for exact details of membership and free trial details. In the update, some of the original listed companies have been removed due to availability or relevance. We have also added some companies. If you have a suggestion, please add it to the comments below.
These websites are listed in alphabetical order and this article contains affiliate links.
2 Simple

2Simple - is a free site dedicated to Purple Mash and how it can bring curriculum to life using open ended tools where kids can engage in publishing story creation, game design, concept mapping, collaborative writing and art. There is also spelling and grammar, math and cross curriculum project work.

ABC Mouse & Adventure Academy

ABCMouse/Adventure Academy - while the Age of Learning offer has expired for the school closure season, we adore ABCMouse and highly recommend trying it out for a month which is available as a free trial. ABC Mouse is great for younger kids in preschool, Kindergarten, First grade and Second grade. Adventure Academy covers subjects from 3rd grade to 8th grade.

Albert

ALBERT - The Albert Pilot Program is a way for high potential schools to get full access to everything Albert has to offer at no-cost for 5 week free trial. Albert is school-based and good for school administrators and curriculum directors to implement Albert in the school to hold both teachers and students accountable to the AP, SAT, ACT, CCSS, TEKS, NGLS and NGSS standards.

ACS - American Chemistry Society

American Chemistry Society - has a resource center for students that includes information and educational videos covering a wide variety of chemistry subjects from acids & bases, atomic structure, gases, kinetics and more. Check out all the learning fun.

Backpack Sciences

Backpack Sciences is a place where you can eliminate hours from your lesson plan prep time with ready-to-go lessons with a free video series.

Blendspace

Blendspace allows you to create digital lessons in 5 minutes with interactive lessons, projects, presentations and more. You can join for free.

Boardmaker

Boardmaker has activities-to-go and you can download a free unit. It is a customizable ELA curriculum for K-12.

Buncee

Buncee has remote learning resources, lesson and activity ideas and free daily live training.

Century

Century is a AI-powered online home (and classroom) learning platform that tailors study materials to the needs of every child. They have a 5 day free trial for parents. Check the website for teacher & school trials.

Check Math

CheckMath is a free app in beta that allows kids to boost their math skills by getting instant feedback on their work.

Circle Time

CircleTime Fun has a month free trial with over 120 live video classes and hundreds on demand. Kids can learn and play on your schedule with no planning required. It is a kid-friendly app.

ClassDojo Beyond School

ClassDojo is offering a 7 day free trial of their Beyond School plan with home points and rewards, set routines and goals, unlimited monster parts spark creativity and full ClassDojo access for all your kids.

Classroom Secrets

Classroom Secrets has a 14 day free membership trial for parents which includes up to 5 children, full access to Classroom Secrets Kids, you can browse and assign activities, enroll children on programs and get assessment reporting. There is also an option for teachers.

Classtime for Teachers

Classtime is a solution for classrooms that complements in-class teaching with immediate feedback on student's level of understanding. There is a free trial to allow teachers to try classtime out.

Carnegie Mellon University Computer Science Curriculum

CMU CS Academy is free for all, designed for you. CMU CS Academy is an online, graphics based computer science curriculum taught in Python provided by Carnegie Mellon University.

We create novel, world-class Computer Science education for your classroom - and it's entirely free. Academy website

Common Lit

CommonLit is a reading program that reaches all students. You can choose a lesson, share with students and then track progress. You can create a free account and become a CommonLit digital pro in just 3 minutes.

Conjuguemos Language Programs

Conjuguemos teach language through fun activities and games. They have over 32K schools and over 4.2 million students who leave the verbs, vocabulary and grammar to them. Student subscriptions are free with unlimited access to all public activities, games and printables. Students also get unlimited recording of all grades to track progress and you can assign yourself to your teacher with the teacher code. There are also free plans available for teachers as well as paid teacher and institutional accounts.

Coursera

Coursera for Campus gives students access to top courses and job-relevant skills with free access to Coursera for Campus. There are options for teachers and students.

Curriki

Curriki is shaping the future of learning with free and open technology to create interactive learning experiences dedicated to making interactive learning experiences accessible for everyone by providing free and open tools to design, customize and publish content.

Deck Toys Learning Paths for Lesson Adventures

Deck. Toys is drag and drop lesson creation allowing students self-exploration at their pace. Teachers have full control over lesson delivery and can track students progress in real time. There is a free subscription that includes full-feature experience for 2 classrooms, up to 3 private decks, 100 public decks with up to 40 students per classroom and 7 day data retention.

Delta Math

DeltaMath offers free subscriptions for students and a free teacher option which includes unlimited assignments, unlimited student practice, 1800+ premade problem types, aligned to Common Core, autograding, detailed student data, evidence of learning, cheat prevention and the ability to copy and share assignments.

Discovery Education

Discovery Ed offers a wide range of educational videos and lesson plans with a little vagueness as to what is actually free anymore. Check out their free puzzle maker in the meantime ...

Dyslexia Academy

Dyslexia Academy is the online specialist support for pupils, parents and teachers. There is a free subscription that includes access to their daily news, online Dyslexia-Academy Community Forum and some of the best Dyslexia resources online.

Ed Connect

EdConnect allows distance learning at your finger tips bringing video-based messaging and face-to-face collaboration to the online learning experience. The free app allows share your screen with the class, preview of videos before posting, access to the groups wherever you are and the ability to set up a classroom group quickly.

Edmondo

Edmodo is providing a distance learning toolkit for free helping teachers, parents and students feel connected and learn together.

Ed Puzzle

EdPuzzle allows you to make any video your lesson. You choose a video, give it your magic touch and track your students' comprehension. Over 50% of US schools use this tool. It is free to use for teachers and students. Basic plans are free for teachers and students and plans for the entire school or district are paid.

Education Perfect

Education Perfect has free trials for both teachers and parents without obligation. Education Perfect recognizes that each learner's path is unique and curriculum aligned teaching and learning benefits primary and secondary students.

Eduflow

Eduflow helps increase learner engagement and knowledge retention in higher education through its collaborative learning platform. There is a free subscription that allows 3 active courses, 50 students per course and up to 3GB storage with unlimited learning activities.

Edulastic

Edulastic has a Teacher Premium of SparkMath free trial for 2 weeks. Check out the website for more information on the interactive learning opportunities.

Elementari Interactive Books

Elementari is a K-12 online platform to read, write, code, share and remix interactive stories using professional illustrations and sounds. You can start creating for free and there is a free subscription option.

Emile Fun Maths Games

Emile - Play, learn and explore with the Fun Maths Games which is a multi-award-winning app where kids can challenge themselves to real problem-solving games and characters designed by experts to keep children learning.

Epic Online Book Library

Epic! boasts over 40K online books where quantity meets quality. There is a free trial for students and parents and Epic is free for teachers.

Explain Everything

Explain Everything can make yourself clear with the world's best digital whiteboard supporting millions of teachers, students, thinkers and everyone who wants to express themselves better. There is a free subscription option with up to 3 projects, 1 slide per project, export of a video up to a minute, use on any device, collaboration with voice chat, web video link sharing and 500MB of cloud storage.

Fiveable

Fiveable is learning made social and is reimagining the way students study APs together. You can view upcoming cram sessions, trivia and other community events and you can join for free.

FlipGrid

Flipgrid is simple, free and accessible video discussion experience for learners and families. You can start a discussion and engage your community together.

Fluency Matters

Fluency Matters is a new partnership in World language education- great for foreign language learning. There are free resources on the site and you can join a 21 day free trial.

Freckle

Freckle "provides our teachers with the data they need to know how their students are doing and how to easily track their growth." Freckle helps reach all your students at their own level differentiating instruction across math, ELA, social studies and science. You can sign up for free.

Free Math App

Free Math allows you to give your students feedback meaningfully and efficiently. Students show step-by-step work just like they would in paper notebooks.

Gamilab

Gamilab is a place for playing, hosting and creating great educational material. It is free for schools and individuals.

Genially

Genially has some free resources to help you communicate interactively and better adapt yourself to your work and school environment including free templates and micro-learning.

GoGuardian School Technology Program

GoGuardian helps schools have safer students and better learning taking digital learning programs to new heights no matter the grade level.. You can test it out for free.

Good 2 Learn

Good2Learn is maths and english online learning with interactive online learning to help children 7 years to 16 years old learn, revise and practice maths and English. There is a 7 day free trial available.

Google Earth

Google Earth is the world's most detailed globe and is perfect for learning...oh, and it is free!

Google for Education

Google For Edu has a bunch of tips of how classrooms can keep connected even virtually. We also have these other Google resources you don't want to miss out on...

Gynzy

Gynzy gives educators access to an online whiteboard, lesson creation environment and content library to save time and keep students engaged. You can try Gynzy for free.

Hawkes Learning Resources

Hawkes Learning services are not free, but they have created a learning hub of resources and support for teachers and parents to reference on how to provide quality instruction and education through a distance learning environment.

Hippo Campus by NROC

HippoCampus offers free educational resources for middle school, high school students to college. You can explore thousands of free videos in 13 subject areas: arithmetic, algebra, geometry, calculus, advanced math, statistics, probability, biology, chemistry, physics, earth science, economics, history, government, sociology, english and religion.

Ideas Roadshow

Ideas Roadshow IBDP Portal offers an extensive collection of authoritative, engaging video resources and helpful supporting materials that is perfect for visual learners.

Our wide array of resources have been carefully edited for different audiences, with separate portals developed for academics, the general public and high schools (general and IB). We have received significant endorsements for both: Harvard University selected Ideas Roadshow's Academic Portal as their Featured Resource in 2017, while Ideas Roadshow was the recipient of The Educational Learning Resources Award at the 2018 London Book Fair International Excellence Awards for the Academic Portal, High School Portal and Public Library Portal. The judges specifically expressed their enthusiasm for how Ideas Roadshow has made top-level research concepts accessible through innovative digital formats to a wide range of audiences.
About Ideas Roadshow

iDEA - Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award

IDEA is the Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award is an international award winning program that helps you develop digital, enterprise and employability skills for free. Through the series of online challenges, you can win career-enhancing badges, unlock new opportunities and gain industry-recognized Awards that help you stand out from the crowd.

InThinking Subject Sites

InThinking is a subscription website for IB teachers and their classes. They have a one month free trial that you can get more information about on the website.

i-Ready Curriculum

i-Ready has some free resources designed to help students build new skills in reading and math. While i-Ready was designed for use in schools and to complement the work of extraordinary teachers, many schools are using i-Ready to help students continue learning at home.

Izzit

Izzit.org offers no-cost, high-quality educational materials to educators: teachers, homeschoolers, parents, grandparents, scout troop leaders - to anyone interested in learning/teaching.

Our entertaining & educational videos come with tons of additional resources - Teachers' Guides, activities, quizzes, and much more! We also offer Current Events lessons - two each school day with vocabulary words and discussion questions. About Izzit

Kahoot!

Kahoot works on behalf of teachers to help them create in minutes a learning game or trivia quiz on any topic in any language and then host those live interactive games with questions on the big screen or share game with remote players. You can get started for free.

Kami

Kami has seamless integrations with everything that teachers already use. It gives teachers a way to interact with any document with seamless workflow online or offline and encourage student-centric collaborative learning. You can get started for free.

Khan Academy

Khan Academy is on a mission to provide a free, world-class education to anyone, anywhere. There are tons of academic resources online.

Kids Discover Online

Kids Discover Online is a paid subscription for students, teachers and parents that is the premier cross-curriculum online platform for Elementary and Middle School learners with over 2,000 visually stunning science and social studies articles on any internet-enabled device at any time. They offer a free tour before sign up.

Labs Land

LabsLand has real laboratories on the internet. Educational remote labs are real laboratories that can be controlled over the internet through a computer, mobile device or tablet without installing anything. They have a free trial.

Learning Apps

Learning Apps is a web 2.0 application to support learning and teaching processes with small interactive modules. Those modules can be used directly in learning materials, but also for self studying.

Libby - the Local Public Library App

Libby App allows you to borrow ebooks, audiobooks and more from your local public library for free. It is trusted by millions of library patrons across North America and around the world.

Magna High

Manga High gets students excited, engaged and excelling at maths through adaptive quizzes, innovative games and social competitions for pre-primary, primary, middle and secondary level students. They offer a free trial.

Microsoft Education

Microsoft Education has Microsoft Teams for remote learning which has a free account within Office 365 education. Engage students with virtual face-to-face connections and activities or set up a remote lunch to keep classrooms connected and having fun. It is free for students and teachers.

Minecraft Education Edition

Minecraft: Education Edition allows you to learn basic coding concepts to bring two villages together in this year's Hour of Code lesson, available as a free demo in Minecraft Education. It is easy to get started in blocks or text-based coding with Python.

MobyMax

MobyMax has everything you need for your classroom to close learning gaps with ifferentiated learning, interactive class, quick checker and max engagement. Start using MobyMax now for free for both teachers and families.

Mozi Writing Practice

Mozi provides focused, evidence-based writing in every class, every time. It is a research-supported platform that helps instructors create writing prompts across the curriculum with a matching interface for students to construct their essays.

Music First

MusicFirst makes planning an engaging curriculum easier than ever. It's great for creating original lessons and provides terrific shared content. MusicFirst is a comprehensive learning management system for K-12 music education and provides a free trial.

Mystery Science

Mystery Science is a hands-on science curriculum for K-5. NGSS-aligned and Common Core provides teachers with less prep and more student learning. They have a limited number of free trials available through June 2021.

National Geographic Kids

National Geographic Kids is a great site. The NGK website is a massive and free resource that we use all the time here at Kids Activities Blog. It is great for entertainment as well as education.

Near Pod

NearPod helps teachers with engaging media and formative assessments to make every lesson interactive and has a free teacher sign up.

Newslea

Newsela provides guides, success stories, webinars and blogs from Newslea. Free resources are available.

Nimbus

Nimbus Capture allows you to send videos and screen captures instead of typing. There is a free version.

Parlay Ideas

Parlay is the future of class discussions. It is a discussion-based learning tool and global community of educators who are reimagining class discussions for the 21st Century. Teachers can sign up for free.

PBS Learning Media brings the world to the classroom...even if the classroom is at home. PBS curates free standards-aligned videos, interactives, lesson plans, educational activities and more. PBS kids has been a favorite for a really long time at my house!

Pear Deck

Pear Deck makes it easy for teachers to connect with every single student in class-across every subject, every grade and every day. There is a free version available.

Pen Pal Schools

PenPal connects students from 150 countries to make friends and discover the world. You can join as a student, teacher, parent and admin. It is standards-aligned lessons to help students develop essential skills in reading, writing, digital citizenship and increase social and emotional foundations.

Printables Library

The Kids Activities Blog Printables Library offers a 2 week free trial with unlimited access to over 500 printable projects, worksheets, coloring pages and more.

Prodigy

Prodigy makes learning math fun at home or school. It connects in-class learning to at-home math practice. It is the go-to platform for effective blended and virtual learning. It is so fun, kids won't want to stop. You can create a free account.

Science Werkz

ScienceWerkz is offering NSTA 5 for free using an online reader account. Also K-12 teachers get a free account.

See Saw

Seesaw is a platform for meaningful student engagement. Students show learning, teachers gain insights and families can connect. You can sign up for a free account.

Seneca

Seneca has over 5 million students using Seneca as the funnest way to learn at KS2, KS3, GCSE & A Level and it is free.

Seterra Geography

Seterra Geography is the ultimate map quiz site. You can use Seterra from any web browser to explore the world and learn about its countries, capitals, cities, rivers, lakes and more. It is available in over 40 languages.

Scholastic

Scholastic has some free online resources as well as some we have liked for Scholastic at home.

Sight Reading Practice

Sight Reading Suite is the best way to practice sight reading and sight singing. Sight Reading Factory makes practicing sight reading fun, easy and effective with unlimited sight reading exercises for educators, students and hobbyists. You can sight read for free.

Smithsonian Learning Lab

Smithsonian Learning Lab has everything under the sun...well, maybe not EVERYTHING! It puts the treasures of the world's largest museum, education and research complex within reach. The Lab is a free, interactive platform for discovering millions of authentic digital resources, creating content with online tools and sharing the Smithsonian's expansive community of knowledge and learning.

Story Board That

StoryBoard enables digital storytelling through powerful visual communication in an easy way. There is a free version available.

Tailor Ed

Tailor-ED helps teachers differentiate lessons in minutes. Allowing an understanding of students on a whole new level. Tailor-Ed is now free for all teachers with access to limitless lesson plans, exit tickets, and access to over 5K resources.

Typing Club

Typing Club allows you to learn touch typing for free. My kids need this right now.

Vidcode

Vidcode has a free trial of the subscription for Vidcode. Kids can code amazing projects at home with over 300 hours of interactive coding challenges.

Vroom

Vroom App help you do more with your shared moments with your kids. Add learning to mealtime, bathtime, bedtime or anytime with 1K+ fun, free activities.

We Video

We Video engages every student through creativity. Multimedia creation that is easy and fun for all grades and all subjects. You can start with a free trial.

Zoom

Zoom is a platform that connects teachers and students, families and co-workers. There is a free trial available.
Huge thank you to Amazing Educational Resources for the origins of this list which has now taken on a life of its own {giggle} - check out their cool site for more resources and support and to add your own.
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GCSE Higher Revision Cards
93 detailed, engaging revision cards for GCSE Maths Higher.
Each card has its own supporting video tutorial and practice questions/answers.
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GCSE Foundation Revision Cards
93 detailed, engaging revision cards for GCSE Maths Foundation.
Each card has its own supporting video tutorial and practice questions/answers.
Price: £8.99 + £2 P&P (UK)

Twin Pack (Higher and Foundation)
A twin pack of both of our sets of revision cards (Higher and Foundation) with combined P&P.
Price: £17.99 + £3.42 P&P (UK)

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In our five-part series, Making Sense of Exams, we'll discuss the purpose of exams, whether they can be done online, overcoming exam anxiety, and effective revision techniques.
Do you feel like your mind freezes during exams? Do you find yourself thinking "I really can't do this"? Does your heart race fast or do you find it hard to breathe during exams?

Most people feel anxious when taking an exam, but research shows that some people are more likely to suffer from exam anxiety than others. So why is this? And what can you do to calm your nerves?

What is exam anxiety?

Exam anxiety is the experience of feeling an intense moment of fear or panic before and/or during an exam or assessment.

There are two types of anxiety:

Low anxiety: students who experience low anxiety may feel a little nervous about an upcoming exam but are still able to focus their attention on their studies or the questions asked during the assessment. Usually low anxiety students are not struck with intrusive thoughts or feel debilitated by the exam.

High anxiety: students who experience high anxiety show an immediate anxiety reaction when exposed to the feared test situation. They attempt to avoid the situation by not showing up to the exam, or may endure it but with extreme fear. High anxiety can tip some into a sense of panic: "I just really can't do this!"

Students with either high or low anxiety can respond to tests in different ways. But research shows that managing anxiety effectively can actually help with exam performance.

The challenge is to recognise when your anxiety has increased past an optimal level so that it starts to impact your ability to complete the exam - this is a high level of anxiety.

Some physical responses of high anxiety include a speeding heart, damp hands, shortness or rapid breath, and feeling queasy.

The physical response is usually experienced in high levels of anxiety when the "fight or flight" response is triggered. This is how our bodies respond to a perceived threat - and while uncomfortable, it is not harmful.

When anxiety is (and isn't) useful

Anxiety can be useful in certain situations - for example, if you are in danger ( jumping out of the way of a car). It can also help to increase our attention to the threatening event and improve our response.

But it is not so helpful when the threat we are faced with is cognitive, like an exam.

The thoughts involved in exam anxiety usually include negative thinking about performance (also known as worry) and/or the physical reaction to thinking about the upcoming exam: "I'm going to fail", "I quit", "My heart is leaping out of my chest and I can't focus."

Impact of high anxiety on performance

Research has shown that people who experience high levels of anxiety in exams can also see their performance decline in evaluation situations.

These people tend to perceive exams as threatening and respond with intense emotional responses, making it difficult to focus on the task at hand.

Assessment situations also evoke worry responses that interfere with effective performance on cognitive and intellectual tasks. This then impacts on the person's chance of performing their best on the exam.

Exam anxiety may also interfere with your ability to show your academic and cognitive capabilities.

So, how can I cool my exam nerves?

If you identify high anxiety in yourself, you can learn ways to manage it so that it doesn't take over your exam performance.

The skills you find most helpful in managing your exam anxiety will vary depending on what triggers may be contributing to your high levels of anxiety.

If students experience high levels of anxiety before an exam, they should engage in self-care strategies during this time by keeping an eye on sleeping through the night, nutrition, exercise, and implementing a few relaxation routines.

Students sometimes forget these small steps as they can feel consumed by the fear of the exam.

Relaxation training

Psychologists and well-being teams at school have a range of techniques to help manage test anxiety - and can also recommend ways to improve your study skills.

The goals of the techniques are to help students understand the nature of their anxiety so that they can cope more effectively with upcoming evaluations.

This may include behavioural intervention that aims to teach relaxation training like mindfulness.

Mindfulness is where a student tries to focus on the present moment, while calmly acknowledging and accepting their anxious feelings, thoughts, and physical reactions.

Relaxation training can be used alongside a process of systematic desensitisation - this is where a person visualises a scene while completely relaxed, and the mental image evokes some of the feelings of the real scene.

The idea is that if you learn to relax while visualising yourself taking the exam, you can also learn to be relaxed while actually taking the exam.

Support through special consideration

Some students who experience high levels of anxiety (intense panic or fear about an exam that results in them being unable to do the test) can access additional support through special consideration at their school.

This varies based on the individual needs of the student. But some students may need access to a separate room to complete exams, regular breaks during the exam or more time.

To access this type of consideration, get in touch with your school's wellbeing team or a psychologist (see resources below) to help develop an individualised plan for you during the exam season.

Learning to work through your exam anxiety can have a number of positive effects including:

Tips for coping with exam anxiety

When getting ready for exams try to:

Prepare ahead of time by working on sections of the content each day

Use practice exam papers as an opportunity to manage anxiety

Identify your anxiety early by noticing your physical responses

Try replacing unhelpful thoughts with more encouraging self-talk by challenging your worried and negative thoughts

Practice focusing your attention on the task at hand (mindfulness), rather than getting tangled in your anxiety and thinking of the "what if?"

Learn a few skills for reducing your physical reactions of anxiety

Remember good self-care: pay attention to your sleep, nutrition, exercise, relaxation routines, and reach out for social support

Useful links and resources

You can also take a look at this exam anxiety booklet which aims to help you and your parents better understand exam anxiety.

You can read the booklet to help identify coping strategies that may help address your anxiety. Also, your parents could read this booklet with you and participate in identifying coping strategies.

If you would like to talk to someone right now about your exam anxiety and ask a few questions about individual support, contact (available 24/7):
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