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Each lesson below asks a simple question and allows children to explore their own thinking before the teacher gives them new information and allows them to explore the knowledge with a carpet-based activity.

Read the lesson plans or notes within each Powerpoint to see how the lesson works and also the key questioning and vocabulary to use with the lesson (some of the Powerpoints also come with embedded audio and Powerpoint animations).

The lessons are designed to be taught once a week for 6 weeks so that it can easily slot into your topic/literacy lessons.

Children are natural scientists. Their curiosity leads them to ask open-ended questions, explore by interacting and observing with the world around them and try to figure out how everything works by exploring and playing with the things around them.

The topic of dinosaurs is, therefore, a great way to encourage children to use their observation skills. You may be surprised to see that even very young children can identify dinosaurs by name or make guesses about how the dinosaurs moved or what they ate by looking at dinosaur pictures.

Dinosaurs are one of the topics that fascinate young children. Whether it is their truly larger-than-life image or the fact that you can't visit a live dinosaur in a zoo, children tend to have lots of questions about dinosaurs.

Asking big open-ended questions alongside discussions about ways to figure out the answers to those questions is the best way to introduce the topic of dinosaurs.

Other assets for use with this resource

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The Bee Bot App is cute but needs serious revision. It's almost usable for our K & 1 classes. Unfortunately, when programming the Bee Bot, no record of the commands is displayed anywhere. A little coding / programming sentence should be available on the screen, like the ones in Lightbot and Tynker. This will allow students to adapt and learn from mistakes. Otherwise, the app will likely be an exercise in frustration.

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‎The Bee-Bot® App from TTS is based on our well-loved and award winning Bee-Bot® floor robot. The App makes use of Bee-Bot's key functionality and enables children to improve their skills in directional language, programming sequences of forwards, backwards, left and right 90 degree turns. Enabling...

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This app really does teach the basics of computer programming, which is really cool, and it is simple enough for very young kids, BUT...kids have to be able to read well to learn to play it. It would be nice if the app had an option to read the instructions to you, so younger kids could learn it independently. The character, Daisy Dinosaur, seems to be for very young kids, and the instructions are certainly simple enough for them, if only they didn't have to deal with the frustration of using early reading skills to stumble over the words. I think Daisy is a bit too cutesy for older kids, but they would feel more confident in reading the instructions. If parents don't mind reading the instructions though, the commands are easy to read for beginning readers, and kids as young as 5 or 6 could play it once they learn how.

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‎Learn the basics of coding with Daisy the Dinosaur! Built by the creators of Hopscotch. This free, fun app has an easy drag & drop interface that kids of all ages can use to animate Daisy and make her dance on their screen. Kids will intuitively grasp the basics of objects, sequencing, loops and e...

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It's a good app that my kid loves; the only real problem is that the Save function doesn't work.

A tip: Use Guided Access, under Accessibility in Settings, to ensure that your kid can't exit the app.

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Turn your iPad into your personal interactive whiteboard!

ShowMe allows you to record voice-over whiteboard tutorials and share them online. It's an amazingly simple app that anyone can use, no matter how young or old!

INTUITIVE AND POWERFUL

- Record your ShowMe tutorial right away - no manuals or complicated menus needed
- Drop in images onto the whiteboard
- Easily switch between drawing and erasing (as well as pausing and playing) to make your ShowMe flow from concept to concept
- You can make your ShowMe as long or as short as it needs to be, and record as many ShowMe's as you want. Go nuts!
- Once you're finished recording, upload your ShowMe to share with the community (or keep it private if you prefer)
- Discover awesome tutorials created by other members of the ShowMe community

A VARIETY OF USES

- Easily explain a range of topics from math to chemistry to music theory to basket weaving.
- Add ShowMe's to your Do-It-Yourself blog
- Attach a personal message to any travel photos you want to share
- Diagram offensive and defensive strategies for sports
- Grade student work with commentary explaining the reasoning behind their performance
- Use ShowMe as an interactive whiteboard substitute
Implement a "flipped classroom"
- Showcase your ShowMes online and share your knowledge with your students, friends, family, or the world!

FEATURES

- Voice-record
- Multiple brush colors
- Enter text
- Pause and erase
- Import pictures from your photo library, built-in camera, or web image search
- Import documents as pictures from Dropbox, or Google drive
- Create video from any document
- Unlimited lesson length
- Free to upload and share your recordings with friends
- Easy embedding for sharing anywhere
- Manage students with Groups

USING GROUPS

"Groups" allows teachers to share their ShowMes and interact with students privately. A teacher with ShowMe Premium subscription can create an unlimited amount of groups and invite their students. Students can join groups for free!

SHOWME PREMIUM

ShowMe Premium is an auto-renewing monthly or yearly subscription which unlocks all ShowMe features. For just $9.99 a month or $89.99 a year:
- Upload up to 300 hours of ShowMes
- Post privately
- Create study groups
- Markup and share any documents in groups
- Import documents into ShowMe
- Search and import images from the web
- Download your video files
- Create student accounts
- Create courses

COURSES

With "Courses" ShowMe creators can organize multiple ShowMe lessons and tutorials into one comprehensive lesson plan.

PAID COURSES

The ShowMe Marketplace allows premium users to earn extra income by posting paid premium courses for other educators or students within the ShowMe community.

AS SEEN ON

- TechCrunch
- Business Insider
- Numerous teacher blogs and educational blogs

WE'RE HERE FOR YOU

The ShowMe team is small, nimble, and quick to respond to suggestions/requests. Follow us on twitter at @showmeapp. Or feel free to drop us a line at support@showme.com with any questions, concerns, or stories about how you're using ShowMe.

LEGAL

Privacy Policy: http://www.showme.com/privacy
Terms & Conditions: http://www.showme.com/termsofuse

- Payment will be charged to iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase
- Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period
- Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period, and identify the cost of the renewal
- Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user's Account Settings after purchase
- No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during active subscription period

New to this release:
-Create and Manage folders in My ShowMes
-Import and use custom backgrounds
-Bug fixes and performance improvement

From previous releases:
-Laser pointer: outline a specific part of the canvas with a laser pointer
-QR code: generate, download, share, print QR code for ShowMes and Courses
-Schoology integration! Seamlessly share your ShowMes to your Schoology account directly from the ShowMe app.
-Highlighter tool: highlight your creations with one of the six vivid highlighting colors.
-ShowMe Shapes: add and edit various shapes to your ShowMes with a tap of your finger.
-Fill with solid color and add opacity to your shapes.
-Draw a line and hold the stroke until it turns into a straight line. Straight lines are great for making graphs, designs, and drawing shapes like squares and triangles.
-Search in MyShowMes.
-Search for files in your Drive and sort alphabetically all your files and folders to easily locate the document needed.
- Google Classroom integration - seamlessly share your ShowMes to Google Classroom.
-Auto-generate Subtitles / CC (Closed Captioning) for your ShowMe videos. Available for Premium Subscribers.
-Subtitles / CC viewer to scroll through the script and jump into the right spot.

Thanks for using ShowMe! We regularly update our app to fix bugs, improve performance, and add new features to help you teach and learn even better. Check back next week to see the latest features and fixes available.

Love the app? Rate us! Your feedback keeps ShowMe engine running.

Performance has gone downhill with time

Prior to the last couple of months, it has been a 5-star rating. I've been using this platform for making videos for 5 or 6 years, and have loved it for the ease of use and quick turn-around on processing. I pay for a premium account because of the many hours of content that I have. However, I have had SO MANY issues lately uploading and processing videos. (for example, today... I'm trying to upload a video and get the message "A server with the specified host name could not be found".) My students tell me regularly that they get messages " video not found"... half the class can get it and the other half not. The money for this account certainly does not come from our district... it's out of my own pocket. I'm going to have to consider a different platform if the service does not improve.

Eased transition during Covid but pricey

After we were sent to virtual learning, teaching secondary math became harder. Videos on the web never hit exactly what and where I needed or where my students were at. ShowMe allowed me to record my lesson just like I was on my whiteboard and it allowed my students to hear my voice and me explain it. I quickly learned I needed the paid version to be able to upload easily for me and my students. It is definitely an app I'd love to keep using for the online portion of my classroom as long as I can afford it.

Had potential but too costly for teachers!

I was excited about this app even though there are some whiteboard apps that are easier to use and more powerful out there. I decided to start with this one because a teacher friend uses it. Unfortunately, unless you have $100 a year to spend on this, it is useless if you are trying to teach since there is no way to store what you create without paying them to do it for you. I misunderstood and assumed there was a way for me to store my presentations on my own device or on Drive, but since that is not possible it's pretty much useless unless your school district pays for it for you. That's too bad, because it's the beginning of a wonderful idea and could be really helpful...especially during remote learning in the middle of the pandemic, but I can't afford this and don't know many teachers who can and that is particularly relevant in light of the fact that there are so many technical companies and app creators that are providing what we need for our students for free for right now.

The developer, Learnbat, Inc., indicated that the app's privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

Data Linked to You

The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

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‎COMPLETELY FREE FOR A LIMITED TIME!! DOWNLOAD NOW BEFORE THE PRICE GOES UP! The animated sticker app for children with descriptive audio and fun sound effects! Join over half a million users already enjoying Make a Scene! Over 100 million scenes created! - WHY PARENTS AND TEACHERS LOVE THIS APP M…

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Sketchpad: Free online drawing application for all ages. Create digital artwork to share online and export to popular image formats JPEG, PNG, SVG, and PDF.

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2023 Educational Resources - UK Safer Internet Centre

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Education Pack for 3-7s - UK Safer Internet Centre

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360 imagery helps you know where to go and what to expect when traveling. Explore world-famous landmarks, galleries, and museums right from your device, or turn the clock back with Street View historical imagery to see how a location has changed over time.

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Explore Street View and add your own 360 images to Google Maps.

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Learn to code with Minecraft, Hot Wheels, Monster High, and many more fun, game-based Hour of Code activities. Tynker makes learning to code fun!

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'On the internet' is a learning-to-read book for children aged 4 and above.

How this book works

Sharing stories with your child helps to make learning to read an enjoyable activity!

'On the internet' has been written for your child to read, with your help when needed. There is no 'right' or 'expected' number of words for your child to read in this book. Their interaction will be based entirely on their ability. There are puzzles after the story. You will need to read the instructions for these to your child.

Top tips for reading this book together:

1. Encourage your child to read as much as they can, and help them to sound out the words if they get stuck.

2. Encourage your child to begin by sounding out the simpler words, e.g. a, can, for etc., and progress from there. Each sentence begins with, 'You can,' so this repeated phrase will become familiar.

3. It's a good idea to read the story several times. Practising, and pointing out, the different sound combinations will help to build your child's confidence.

4. Choose a time to read when your child is not too tired or distracted. You do not need to read the whole book in one sitting and can always return to it later. Only read for as long as your child wants to.

5. Remember to give lots of encouragement, and praise, for their efforts!

The main aim of this book is enjoyment! If your child wants you to read the entire text to them, that's fine too!

Guidance notes

The following sounds are included:
ll, ch, sh, th, ng, ai, ee, oa, oo (moon), oo (book), ar, or, ear, ure, er.
It is important that your child tries to read these as letter combinations, rather than reading each letter individually. If they are unsure, look at the words together and see if they can spot any sound patterns that they are familiar with.

Non-decodable words included: the, you, so.

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Online Safety Starts Early is a 4-episode series, created with EE, for parents, carers and educators of children in Early Years.

Teaching children to problem solve and think carefully about their actions already starts young. Staying safe online is no different.

This video series teaches parents, carers and educators of Early Years children how to:

introduce good digital habits such as balancing device use

teach toddlers basic mindfulness like recognising when it's time for a break

set children's devices up for safe and happy use through a range of parental controls and tools

normalise daily conversations and check-ins to create an open space for chats about online safety as children grow.

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Join in with Mummy Penguin's song and follow the adventures of Smartie the Penguin as he learns how to be safe on the internet.

We provide two versions of the story each for EYFS, Year 1 and Year 2.

The first version of story covers the following themes:

1. Pop ups and in app purchasing

2. Inappropriate websites for older children

3. Cyberbullying

The second version of the story covers the following themes:

1. Upsetting images

2. Unreliable information

3. Talking to strangers online

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Before you watch Jessie & Friend s with your child

Before watching the Jessie & Friends animations with your child, read our advice on what else you can do to keep your child safe online.

Jessie & Friends is also available to watch with subtitles or with British Sign Language interpretations.

Jessie & Friends is a safe and age appropriate resource

The Jessie & Friends animations are age-appropriate and do not depict any situations where adults communicate with children online. Instead, they show safe, non-scary situations which help young viewers identify things which might worry them online. For example, in Episode 3 an older sister tricks three younger children into losing an online game. In this way young viewers learn how to identify online behaviour which is 'not right', and how to get help by telling an adult they trust. This learning will help keep them safe from many risky situations which they may encounter online.

Each animation has been specifically created for different age groups:

Episode 1 - Watching Videos (4-5 years)

The series begins with Jessie and her dog, named Dog, as they watch videos online using a tablet. Together they learn that while the internet can be enjoyable and fun, there are sometimes things online that can be upsetting or scary. Jessie learns that she can always speak to a grown-up who will be able to help her and put down the tablet if there is anything she sees or hears online that makes her feel worried, scared or sad.

Episode 2 - Sharing Pictures (5-6 years)

Here we meet Mo and Tia, who together with Jessie complete the friendship trio. At Tia's birthday party they use Tia's older brother Kyle's mobile to take fun photos of themselves. The trio agree to send their photos to Tia's nan but also a few other people whose numbers are saved in Kyle's phone. When the photos are shared with other children at their school without their permission, they turn to their teacher for help. The three friends learn about how images can get shared more widely than you first expect, and the importance of consent.

Episode 3 - Playing Games (6-7 years)

Jessie, Tia and Mo are playing the exciting online game Avelzon where they are trying to beat their nemesis Dr Yekl. A 'friendly' unknown gamer starts chatting to Jessie in the game and offers to help the 'Supertotalmegaheros' in their quest. However Jessie soon discovers that the gamer's intention is not to help the friends, but to trick them into losing instead. Jessie, Tia and Mo learn that when playing online games they should keep their personal information private, only talk to people they know in real life and that they can tell an adult they trust if anything happens that makes them worried.

What next?

Visit the CEOP Education 4-7s website with your child. Featuring characters from Jessie & Friends, the 4-7s website helps children to recognise worrying or scary situations online through four interactive badges covering: watching videos, sharing pictures, online gaming and chatting online. Children collect stars and certificates by answering questions to help characters Jessie, Tia and Mo to 'Tell A Grown Up' when something appens online that is worrying, scary or upsetting.

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ProjectEVOLVE resources each of the 330 statements from UK Council for Internet Safety's (UKCIS) framework "Education for a Connected World" with perspectives; research; activities; outcomes; supporting resources and professional development materials.

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Aimed at: Reception / Year One

This class tool is designed to be displayed each morning so that children can place their names on today's lunch choice as they come into class.

The image for each child is selected based on the initial letter of their name. Please use FIRST NAMES ONLY!

No names are sent back to ictgames. All of the names are saved only on the machine you are using.

To use this resource you must first choose a password. The password is used to encrypt the children's names. The names are saved on the device you are using, so this job needs to be done in the classroom. Why not take a photo of your password and keep it on your classroom wall so that supply teachers can quickly find it. The children will love telling them what to do!

The 'Background' button lets you choose from a range of possible lunch and home time possibilities. Choose one and the game will always open with that background.

Interactive screens and projectors vary. Some will be clearer than others. For that reason you can decide whether you want the names to be inside a white box, simply toggle the 'boxes' check box.

FAQs:

How many children's names can I enter? -You can enter up to 33 names.

Help the names are all crazy letters! -If this is the case you have entered the wrong password. Refresh the page and try again. There are 9.5 million possibilities!

Can I change my password? -Sorry, no. Once you've entered the names there is no way to change the password except clear the names and starting again.

I've got a new child, can I add them? - Absolutely you can add or remove children via the 'Enter Names' button.

I've got a child with [punctuation] in their name. Can I add them? - Sorry you cannot currently use punctuation in a name, e.g Sha'e would have to be Shae.

Why do we need a password? -The names aren't sent back to ictgames or anywhere else. They are instead saved as a plain text file (like a cookie) on your device. Data protection is incredibly important, for that reason the names are encrypted.

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The Just2easy Toolsuite is user-friendly, versatile, and collaborative. It's as easy to use as a sheet of paper and encourages natural creativity. It allows you to combine text, graphics, animations, sounds, videos, and embedded objects on a single web page. It's an online, fun, and creative environment that requires no software installation and can be used on any browser, anytime, anywhere - even on mobile devices. Collaboration is easy, with real-time sharing and the ability to see changes made by other users instantly. The safety of users is a top priority, with unique safety features like custom safety and copyright permission checks. Teachers can provide feedback by adding pins or stickers, such as stars and smiley faces, to a piece of work, and search for them later as part of the assessment and review process.

The Just2easy Toolsuite offers even more features, including the ability to make your own school website, interactive measurements, instant QR code generation, the paint package, text-to-speech, document versioning, sound recordings, and more.

Eligible for primary and special schools with an active LGfL Let's Get Digital Broadband subscription, the Just2easy Toolsuite is a valuable resource for any school looking to improve the quality of its teaching and learning.

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I have spoken with LGfL and some schools are set up already and can get started immediately.

A few schools will need to request licensing /set up their console. To do this visit Adobe Request Options (lgfl.net) and request Adobe Creative Cloud licences. (Adobe Express will then be added to your console)

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We've just updated Busy Things with some new features that should let you get

Single Sign-On working through Wonde.

I think it should be fairly straight-forward to get everything set up, but if you

need any help then let us know and we can arrange a Zoom.

First, you'll need turn on the new features. Log into Busy Things with your

teacher username/password, click Account Settings (in the teacher bar at the

top), then on the ID Settings tab, click Advanced Login Settings and enable

both options on that popup.

Then, you'll need to make a Registration Group for each class and import the

pupils - you can do this in Manage Setups, click the big +New Early Years/KS1...

buttons. You will be able to import the pupils at the end of the process,

otherwise select Add/Manage Pupils from the red dropdown menu and click

Add or Import Pupils in the top right. Select Create Busy Things pupil IDs and

paste/upload a CSV file of pupil names exported from Wonde.

Once they have been imported, go to the Manage Pupils area in that class,

select all of the pupils and click Export Login Details (in the bottom left, you may

have to scroll down to see it). That will let you export a CSV file of text-based

usernames/passwords for those pupils. You can also get individual sets of login

details by clicking Edit in the red dropdown menu by each pupil. If you need to

change their login details, you can also do that on this popup.

Teacher login details can be exported in the same way from the Teacher Admin

-> Manage Teacher IDs area.

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CBeebies Computers Are All Around Us Song from Nina and the Neurons Go Digital

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Free teaching resources for Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and Scotland.

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Reception / EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage)

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BBC Teach - School Radio. Resources to support EYFS including nursery rhymes, stories, music and listening games. Ideal for fostering early literacy skills and listening skills. BBC School Radio. BBC Teach.

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Create music BBC Bitesize EYFS

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Welcome to the music festival!

Join the Mushies and enter the magical music festival to discover wind, percussion and string instruments. Help the Mushies put on a musical show or practise playing along to the beat on an instrument of your choice.

Get ready to make some noise!

Expressive Arts and Design Curriculum

Developed with Early Years experts, this game will support Reception aged children to have fun whilst consolidating key learning for the EYFS. With the help of the Mushies, children will be able to explore tempo, rhythm and sound.

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Mushy Music - EYFS Expressive Arts and Design - BBC Bitesize - Primary Games - BBC Bitesize

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Discover different instruments and have a go at creating music in this BBC Bitesize Game, Mushy Music for Reception aged children.

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BBC EYFS Bitesize

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Ready to practise recognising numbers and counting?

Here's a great early years education game to play with children if they are in their first year of primary school or want to have a taste of what they'll be learning when they start. This maths game has been especially created with the support of Early Years experts to help children learn whilst having fun.

With this game children will join Bud the bee and explore his magical garden. Whilst on this adventure, they will practise recognising numbers, counting, sequencing and much more! How many creepy crawlies are hiding in the leaf pile? How many eggs are left to hatch? There are some fun songs too! Ready to get exploring? Press play to start.

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EYFS maths skills - Numbers, counting sequencing for early year's children - Bud's Number Garden - BBC Bitesize

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Help your child practise recognising numbers, counting, sequencing and much more with this educational game!

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https://www.barefootcomputing.org/resources/early-years-prompt-cards

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A Magazine Is an iPad That Does Not Work.m4v

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J2E Jit is free through LGfL. Using updraded version and logging in gives you full access.

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JIT, A complete set of online tools for reception and KS1. A colourful and pupil friendly interface that encourages creativity in lessons.

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Blog post by Katie Joyce

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Huge selection of Maths and English related games.