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A variety of novels for children narrated by celebrities.

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The SAG-AFTRA Foundation's Daytime Emmy-nominated, Storyline Online, features celebrated actors reading children's books to inspire a love of reading in millions of children worldwide.

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Beyond the Classroom

Beyond the Classroom resources can be used by teachers to help engage parents in their child's physical literacy journey. Learning undertaken within physical education class can be consolidated and enhanced outside of school. This resource is arranged into 15 sections - one for each of the fundamental movement skills. Children are encouraged to practise what they have learned in the PE lesson at school by completing the corresponding activities at home. Each activity is accompanied by a video clip and contains a warm-up, an opportunity to practise the fundamental movement skill, a home challenge and a task to complete in the child's PE journal. This resource is available in both English and Irish

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Math tricks arouse the interest of young people. They are fun to perform and help students learn and practice various math skills.

Magic tricks are lots of fun, kids love them and will keep coming back for more. As a parent or teacher, tricks are an excellent way to encourage your child to get more enjoyment out of math.

Even before the trick begins the Cool Prediction Trick: math magician will write down a prediction that will match a set of numbers the volunteer randomly adds up!

Calculator Tricks: A calculator is not just for serious math stuff, it can also be used to do some pretty cool math magic on your friends and family.

Calendar Trick: Grab the calendar and come on back for a pretty cool math trick. This one is easy to learn but nobody is able to figure out how it's done!

Magic Square Sum Trick: If you know what a magic square is, you should enjoy our latest math magic trick. The magician will be able to instantly add up four numbers that have been covered up by the volunteer. Have fun with it.

Pick Pocket Math: Figure out how much change someone has in their pockets by working some simple math magic.

Birthday Math: Here's a pretty cool birthday trick using math that will have them scratching their heads when you perform it. It's also good for practicing multiplication, addition, and subtraction of 3, 4, and 5 digit numbers.

Multiplication Tips and Tricks: Check out some of these great tips, tricks, and short cuts that make multiplying a lot easier learn.

In this magic math trick, you will throw 5 dice and announce to your audience that you can Math Dice Trick: see through the dice and will add up the numbers on the boom of the dice.

Cool Mind Reading Math Trick : Watch and learn how to perform this cool that will have your friends and family pretty amazed and wondering how you did it.

Most of us use numbers in our every day lives. Number Tricks: Math number tricks are pretty cool and work because of the math. Kids enjoy them because they can amaze friends and family but they get to practice basic math skills while performing them!

Multiplication Shortucuts : Here are some great multiplication shortcuts that will help you multiply large numbers in your head. You'll save you lots of time and even impress your friends and teachers.

Mental Math Tricks : More math shortcuts. Doing math fast in your head is pretty cool...many times you can beat the calculator! Kids Can Learn To Perform Lightning Fast Calculations no matter what level they are at...

Most kids like playing cards! Try some cool math card tricks that are fun to perform. But guess what... Math card tricks are a learning tool for demonstrating and understanding different math concepts. Most of us probably have a deck of cards laying around the house somewhere.

If you like eating chocolate you should get a kick out of the next trick.

The Math Behind the Magic

Mathematical Tricks Explained : Click on this link and you'll find an explanation of the tricks. So not only can you amaze your friends and family, you will also learn the math behind the magic!

I hope you've enjoyed these tricks using math. We'll be adding more tricks with math from time to time, so be sure to check back often. Using tricks is one of the best ways to spark students interest in learning math.

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How about using some of our exciting s ubtraction games to get your students engaged with learning math! If we can help keep their minds focused by adding some fun into learning, kids will learn to enjoy math and do a whole lot better at it.

: Here's a subtraction puzzle / game we think your kids will get a fun mental work-out while building subtraction skills.

Subtraction Facts Checker Game : If your kids like the game of checkers then they will love learning subtraction facts with this printable subtraction checker game.

Four-Dice Subtraction : Print off the dice game sheets and let the games begin. Kids will get a kick out as build subtraction skills up to 24 - 24.

: Knowing math facts well is a major key for kids to be successful with math! And this include 50 Cents Subtraction Fact Game subtraction facts. Once they know their facts well, working with larger numbers and more complex math is easier.

: Fun game that can be played with double six, double nine or double twelve Domino Difference Subtraction Activity dominoes. We've included everything you need to play any version. Practice Subtraction with differences of 0 to 6, 0 to 9, or 0 to 12. 2 - 4 Players.

Subtraction and Addition Dice Game : Kids will have fun practicing subtraction and addition with this one. Grab your dice and print off the game cards and you're ready to roll!

: Select the number of questions you want and the amount of time you want to answer them in! This cool activity helps kids get Subtraction Speed Grid Challenge master their subtraction facts.

Ready to move up to higher level subtraction! That's the next step. These nest few subtraction games will help build subtraction for two-digit and three-digit numbers.

: This is a three-player game where players are on a quest for buried treasure. Sunken Treasure Subtraction Practice subtraction or addition of two-digit numbers.

: Here's a fun game where players Adder-Ladders 2 and 3 digit subtraction / addition race to complete their ladders while subtracting and adding two and three-digit numbers.
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Dicey Operations

This game follows on from Nice and Nasty
Again, there are several games to choose from.

Find a partner and a 1-6 dice, or preferably a 0-9 dice if you have one. The interactivity in Dice and Spinners can be used to simulate throwing different dice.

Take turns to throw the dice and decide which of your cells to fill. This can be done in two ways:
either fill in each cell as you throw the dice or collect all your numbers and then decide where to place them.

Game 1

Each of you draw an addition grid like this:

Throw the dice nine times each until all the cells are full.

Whoever has the sum closest to 1000 wins.

There are two possible scoring systems:

A point for a win. The first person to reach 10 wins the game.

Each player keeps a running total of their "penalty points", the difference between their result and 1000 after each round. First to 5000 loses.

You can vary the target to make it easier or more difficult.

Game 2

Each of you draw a subtraction grid like this:

Throw the dice eight times each until all the cells are full.

Whoever has the difference closest to 1000 wins.

There are two possible scoring systems:

A point for a win. The first person to reach 10 wins the game.

Each player keeps a running total of their "penalty points", the difference between their result and 1000 after each round. First to 5000 loses.

You can vary the target to make it easier or more difficult, perhaps including negative numbers as your target.

Game 3

Each of you draw a multiplication grid like this:

Throw the dice four times each until all the cells are full.

Whoever has the product closest to 1000 wins.

There are two possible scoring systems:

A point for a win. The first person to reach 10 wins the game.

Each player keeps a running total of their "penalty points", the difference between their result and 1000 after each round. First to 5000 loses.

You can vary the target to make it easier or more difficult.

Game 4

Each of you draw a multiplication grid like this:

Throw the dice five times each until all the cells are full.

Whoever has the product closest to 10000 wins.

There are two possible scoring systems:

A point for a win. The first person to reach 10 wins the game.

Each player keeps a running total of their "penalty points", the difference between their result and 10000 after each round. First to 10000 loses.

You can vary the target to make it easier or more difficult.

You could introduce a decimal point. The decimal point could take up one of the cells so the dice would only need to be thrown four times by each player. You will need to decide on an appropriate target.

Game 5

Each of you draw a division grid like this:

Throw the dice five times each until all the cells are full.

Whoever has the answer closest to 1000 wins.

There are two possible scoring systems:

A point for a win. The first person to reach 10 wins the game.

Each player keeps a running total of their "penalty points", the difference between their result and 1000 after each round. First to 5000 loses.

You can vary the target to make it easier or more difficult.

Game 6

Each of you draw a division grid like this:

Throw the dice six times each until all the cells are full.

Whoever has the answer closest to 100 wins.

There are two possible scoring systems:

A point for a win. The first person to reach 10 wins the game.

Each player keeps a running total of their "penalty points", the difference between their result and 100 after each round. First to 500 loses.

You can vary the target to make it easier or more difficult.

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Many researchers have proved that kids learn better and faster if they actively engage themselves with the math they are learning. Learning through textbooks or flash cards do not provide the required level of active learning. Math games have the ability to put kids' mind on higher active mode. The math games provide an atmosphere where kids can:

think, discuss and share their ideas with others

develop the confidence to speak their minds

work cooperatively

develop curiosity and interest in math

gain confidence to solve math problems in the real world

One important advantage of learning math through games is that it provides an immediate assessment to the student, teacher, and parents. The game format enables the teachers and the parents to evaluate the problem solving strategies adopted by kids while playing.

Math games strengthen the understanding of kids who are already good at Math and provide support to the kids who are in need. Math games teach skills consistent with the school curriculum along with the skills that the formal education sometimes miss out - the skills of enjoying math while thinking hard.

Overview of Math Topics

The table below displays the common core math standards along with the grades.

Counting & Cardinality

When kids enter kindergarten, they have very limited experience with numbers. Some may be able to count to 10 and some may count to 100. Kids at kindergarten are first taught about one-to-one correspondence where they connect one number with one object and then count them with understanding. They then make their way to understand cardinality, i.e., tell how many are there in a set. By the end of kindergarten, kids know the sequence (up to 100) and number names (up to 20). They are able to count the number of objects in small sets (up to 20) and also learn to compare them.

Operations & Algebraic Thinking

Kindergarten: After understanding cardinality, the concept of addition and subtraction is introduced. The kids understand addition as putting together and adding to and understand subtraction as taking apart and taking from. This concept is taught using objects, drawings, manipulative like counters or through math games. By the end of kindergarten, the kids are able to add or subtract within 10.

Grade 1: At this stage, kids are taught to represent and solve addition and subtraction word problems within 20. They understand the relationship between addition and subtraction. They also work with addition and subtraction equation to find the missing whole number in the equation.

Grade 2: By this grade level, the kids are able to fluently add and subtract within 20 using mental math strategies. They also develop skills to add and subtract within 100 and solve one and two steps word problems. The kids also work with equal groups of objects which help them gain foundations for math multiplication.

Grade 3: In this grade, the kids are expected to represent and solve problems involving multiplication and division within 100. They learn the properties of multiplication and relationship between multiplication and division. By the end of grade 3, the kids are able to solve problems involving the four operations and identify and explain patterns in arithmetic operations.

Grade 4: In this grade, kids are expected to solve multi-step math word problems involving whole numbers using the four operations. They also gain familiarity with factors and multiples, prime and composite numbers.

Grade 5: At this level, kids learn to evaluate whole number numerical expressions using the order of operations. They also develop skills to analyze math patterns and relationship between corresponding terms of the patterns.

Numbers & Operations in Base Ten

Kindergarten: The kids learn how to compose and decompose numbers into tens and ones from 11 to 19.

Grade 1: In this grade, kids learn to count to 120, starting from any number less than 120. They understand place value system and are able to compare two-digit numbers based on the meaning of tens and ones digits. They are taught to add/subtract the multiples to 10 in the range 10-90.

Grade 2: The kids, at this grade level, are introduced hundreds, tens, and ones of the three-digit numbers. They are also taught to read and write numbers to 1000 in expanded form and number names using base ten numerals and compare them. They use their place value understanding to fluently add or subtract within 1000. Also, they develop skills to add up to four two digit numbers.

Grade 3: In this grade, kids make use of place value understanding to fluently add and subtract within 1000 and round whole number to nearest 10 or 100. They are also taught to multiply one-digit whole numbers by multiples of 10 in the range 10-90.

Grade 4: In this grade, kids recognize that in a multi-digit whole number, a digit in a place represents 10 times the digit to its left. They are able to read and write multi-digit numbers, their expanded form and number names. They use their understanding of place value system and properties of operations to perform multi-digit arithmetic. Also, they develop a skill to perform multiplication up to four digits by a one-digit and multiply two-digit by two-digit. Besides this, they are taught division with quotients and remainders up to four-digit dividends and one-digit divisors.

Grade 5: This grade calls for the introduction of decimal numbers. Kids are taught to read, write and compare decimals to thousandths. They are also taught to perform operations with multi-digit whole numbers and with decimals to hundredths.

Number & Operations - Fractions

Grade 3: Fractions are introduced at this grade level. The kids develop an understanding of fractions as numbers. They learn the representation of fraction on the number line. They learn about the concept of equivalent fractions and comparing fractions with the same numerator or same denominator.

Grade 4: In this grade, kids extend their understanding of fraction equivalence and ordering. They are able to compare fractions with different numerator and different denominators. They also learn decomposition of fractions along with addition, subtraction, and multiplication of fractions and mixed numbers. Kids are also taught decimal notation for fractions and comparing decimal numbers.

Grade 5: Kids, in this grade, are taught addition and subtraction of fractions by making them equivalent fractions. The kids are expected to extend their previous understanding of multiplication and division to multiply fractions with fractions or whole numbers. They also interpret multiplication as scaling and are able to solve real world problems involving multiplication of fractions and mixed numbers. They apply a previous understanding of division to divide whole numbers and unit fractions.

Measurement & Data

Kindergarten: This grade level focuses on teaching measurable attributes such as weight and length. The kids learn to compare two objects with common measurable attributes.

Grade 1: The kids, in this grade, learn to measure length indirectly and by iterating length units. They are able to tell and write time in hours and half hours using analog and digital clocks. They are also expected to organize, represent and interpret data with questions like how many total, how many in each category or how many less or more.

Grade 2: This grade introduces the standard units of measurement like inches, feet, centimeters, and meters. They are expected to measure and estimate the length of objects in standard units. They relate addition and subtraction to length and work with time and money. They are introduced with line plot, picture graph, and bar graph.

Grade 3: The kids, at this grade, are expected to tell and write time to the nearest minute and measure time intervals in minutes and also solve word problems on this basis. They are introduced the standard unit of capacity and masses like grams, kilograms, and liters. The kids also learn to draw a scaled picture graph and scaled bar graph, generate measurement data by measuring length. They understand the concept of area and relate area to multiplication and addition. The kids also solve real world problems involving perimeters of polygons.

Grade 4: The kids, at this grade level, relate sizes of measurement units within one system of units. They use the four operations to solve word problems involving intervals of time, distances, masses of objects, money and liquid volumes. They also learn to apply area and perimeter for rectangles in the real world. Under geometric measurement, they understand concepts of angles and measure angles in whole number degrees using a protractor.

Grade 5: In this grade, kids are taught to convert different-sized measurement units within a given measurement system and use these units to solve word problems. Under geometric measurement, they are taught about the concept of volumes.

Geometry

Kindergarten: The kids, in this grade, describe objects using names of shapes and also identify and analyze shape as two-dimensional or three-dimensional.

Grade 1: The kids, at this level, distinguish between defining attributes and non-defining attributes of shapes. They are taught to partition circles and rectangles into two and four equal shares.

Grade 2: The kids are able to recognize and draw shapes according to the number of angles or number of faces. Partition circles and rectangles into two, three or four equal shares. They identify triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, hexagons, and cubes.

Grade 3: The kids recognize squares, rhombuses, and rectangles as quadrilaterals. They are able to differentiate between quadrilaterals and shapes that are not quadrilaterals. They are also able to partition shapes into equal parts.

Grade 4: The kids are expected to draw and identify lines and angles, and classify shapes by their properties. They are also taught to identify line-symmetric figures and draw lines of symmetry.

Grade 5: The kids are taught to graph points on the coordinate plane to solve real world problems. They classify two-dimensional figures in a hierarchy based on properties.

Math games From SplashLearn

SplashLearn is one of the pioneers in the education system providing a well-designed learning material as per common core math standards and most of the state standards. Some of the attractive features of SplashLearn are:

Play on any device: The kids can play SplashLearn games on the device of their choice; iPad, laptop, iPod etc.

Engaging and rewarding games: The kids jump up with excitement when they realize they can buy their favorite animated pet from the coins earned through practice.

Parent Connect App: The parents can get instant notifications on progress improvement and skill completion through their app.

Offline access: SplashLearn games can also be played offline through their app.

These are only a few features that make SplashLearn attractive, there are many other reasons to choose SplashLearn for making math learning fun.

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Due to Flash Player support being removed from browsers, our online evaluation resources are no longer available.
Each Primary Games Volume can be purchased to run on Windows based PC's.
These installable downloads do NOT require the Flash Player to run.

For over 20 years we have created a variety of CD and online primary school maths games and resources, resulting in 8 volumes of maths games. The contents of each volume can be viewed via the 'Primary Games' menu or the links below.

Many of the Primary Games have been redesigned as apps for tablets and phones.

Please visit our sister site:

All our online activities at www.primarygames.co.uk required Adobe Flash. Unfortunately, Flash support in browsers has come to an end. Fear not! You can still install the games to a Windows based PC, run them in full screen, without the need for an internet connection or the Adobe Flash Player. (We're working on Mac versions!)

Each Primary Games Volume is only:

£10+VAT (£12) for a Home/Single User Licence*
£50+VAT (£60) for a Whole School Site Licence*

*Indefinite Licence, no futher payment required. Supplied as a .MSI - Windows Only.
On receipt of your order you will be sent a unique download link. Please allow up to 4 hours for delivery.

School Order Form (PDF)

For tablets and phones, please see our sister site:

Times Tables Karate - Out Now!

Times Tables Karate - develop quick and accurate recall of times tables facts. Features include:

A two player duel :: Belt achievements - Earn a black Belt for recall of all facts to x12 :: Earn a Dan - Facts up to x25 :: Timed Training - A Year 4 Multiplication Check Emulator :: Download reports :: Print out achievement certificates

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Leveraging Games for Enhanced K-12 Primary Education in ESL, Math, and Science

In a world where screens have become ubiquitous, leveraging technology for educational purposes has never been more relevant. Enter the realm of online gaming-not just any gaming, but educational games designed for K-12 primary students. In this expansive guide, we will delve into the multifaceted benefits of using online games to enhance English as a Second Language (ESL), Math, and Science education. Get ready to play ESL games online, dabble in math adventures, and explore the fascinating universe of science games that are cool.

Play ESL Games Online: Transforming Language Learning

Games for ESL: More Than Just Fun and Games

When it comes to learning English as a second language, play becomes a powerful tool. Online games offer a unique blend of fun and educational content designed to help ESL learners grasp new concepts, from vocabulary to sentence structure, and even cultural nuances. Playing ESL games online creates a less intimidating environment for learners, allowing them to absorb language elements more naturally.

Building Blocks of Language: Vocabulary and Grammar

The most basic, yet crucial aspects of language learning, are vocabulary and grammar. ESL games often include exercises to match words with pictures, spell words correctly, and form sentences. This playful approach facilitates easier understanding and retention of language fundamentals.

Find Cool Games for Math: Making Numbers Fun

Why Play Math Games Online?

The conventional way of learning math-through rote memorization and repetition-often leaves students bored and unengaged. When you play math games online, you bring an element of fun into the equation, literally. Math games convert abstract concepts into tangible problems that require critical thinking. This makes it easier for young minds to grasp these concepts while having fun.

Math Gaming Categories

Whether it's solving puzzles, going on treasure hunts, or participating in virtual math competitions, online platforms offer a wide range of math games. You can find cool games for math that range from simple addition and subtraction to complex algebraic equations.

Play Science Games Online: Discover, Learn, Innovate

Science Games That Are Cool

How can you make science, often seen as a complex and challenging subject, enjoyable for primary students? The answer lies in integrating games into the educational process. When students play science games online, they experience hands-on learning that fosters curiosity and deepens understanding.

A Universe of Topics

The realm of science is broad, encompassing biology, physics, chemistry, earth sciences, and more. Online platforms often offer games for science that cover these various subjects, each designed to address specific educational standards and outcomes.

Primary Games for Holistic Learning
What Makes Primary Games Different?
When we talk about primary games, we refer to games explicitly designed for younger learners in the K-12 spectrum. These games are simplified yet engaging, covering the core subjects of ESL, Math, and Science. They are crafted to be age-appropriate, ensuring that students not only learn but also enjoy the process.
Primary the Games: Customization and Curriculum
The beauty of primary games lies in their customization options. Teachers and educators can tailor these games to align with the curriculum, making them an excellent supplemental learning tool.
FAQs: Why Are Games Important in Primary Education?
Q1: What is the significance of using games in primary education?
A: Games turn learning into an engaging and interactive experience. They help in improving focus, enhancing retention, and building problem-solving skills, all of which are crucial in primary education.

Q2: How can games be beneficial for ESL learners?
A: Games can offer a stress-free environment where ESL learners can practice language skills without the fear of making mistakes. They also facilitate better retention of vocabulary and grammar rules.

Q3: Are online math games effective for learning?
A: Absolutely! Online math games transform abstract concepts into interactive challenges, making it easier for students to understand and apply them.

Q4: Do science games offer practical knowledge?
A: Yes, many science games simulate real-world scenarios, encouraging students to apply scientific principles and learn through experimentation.

Q5: How do primary games align with traditional education?
A: Many primary games are designed to correlate with standard educational curriculums, making them an excellent supplement to traditional classroom teaching.

In conclusion, the digital age offers an abundance of opportunities to make learning a more engaging and enjoyable process. Whether it's ESL, Math, or Science, there's an online game tailored to make mastering each subject a thrilling adventure. So go ahead, enrich your primary educational journey with an array of games that not only educate but also entertain.

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Games for Learning English, Vocabulary, Grammar Games, Activities, ESL

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ישנן סיבות רבות מדוע חשוב ללמוד שפה זרה. ראשית, זה מגביר את הזיכרון והכישורים הקוגניטיביים שלך. זה גם מאפשר לך להבין תרבויות אחרות טוב יותר ולהיות אמפתי יותר.

לימוד שפה חדשה יכול להיראות מפחיד בהתחלה, אבל זה נעשה קל יותר עם הזמן והתרגול. כדאי להתחיל בלהבין למה השפה תהיה שימושית - לטייל או סתם בשביל הכיף? זה יעזור לך לבחור את סוג הקורס הטוב ביותר. ישנם משאבים רבים בחוץ שיכולים לעזור לך ללמוד שפה חדשה במהירות!

לימוד שפה חדשה טובה למוח שלך וזו גם מיומנות חשובה.

אנשים שיודעים יותר משפה אחת נוטים להיות טובים יותר בחשיבה אנליטית ומופשטת כאחד. זה מגדיל את הסיכויים לביצועים מוצלחים בתחומים שונים כמו קריירה, חיי חברה וחיים מקצועיים.

שפות זרות תמיד היו עניין של יוקרה וכוח. כיום, הסיבה החשובה ביותר מדוע חשוב ללמוד שפה זרה היא מסיבות מעשיות.

לימוד שפה חדשה יכול להיות קשה, אבל זה הכרחי בעולם הגלובלי שבו אנו חיים. עם הרבה משרות הדורשות שליטה בשפות שונות, הידיעה שמיומנות יכולה לפתוח בפניך דלתות רבות.

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לדבר שפה זרה - לדבר שפה שלישית / רביעית | לדעת עוד שפות

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ישנן סיבות רבות מדוע חשוב ללמוד שפה זרה. ראשית, זה מגביר את הזיכרון והכישורים הקוגניטיביים שלך. זה גם מאפשר לך להבין תרבויות אחרות טוב יותר ולהיות אמפתי יותר. לימוד שפה חדשה יכול להיראות מפחיד בהתחלה, אבל זה נעשה קל יותר עם הזמן והתרגול. כדאי להתחיל בלהבין למה השפה תהיה שימושית - לטייל או סתם בשביל הכיף?

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Action Verbs Nouns Collocation ESL Vocabulary Pirate Board Game

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Practice collocating Action Verbs to Nouns with this ESL Vocabulary and Grammar Interactive Pirate Board Game for Beginners (listen to music, eat breakfast, cook dinner, drink soda etc) . ESL Learners and Teachers can use it to review English vocabulary and grammar or simply practice these words.

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Free online ESL games to help students learn English in a fun and interactive way.

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Ideas for keeping active at home with no equipment

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Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

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Fun ideas to do at home from our students!

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Brooklodge National School "Students guide to having fun at home"

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Occupational Therapy ABC on Facebook Watch

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Provided by the HSE

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A full list of inclusive and adapted activities

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A full list of inclusive and adapted activities

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Provided by Kate Feeney of Cork Sports Ability

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Adapted physical activities

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Here is our first Exercise Circuit suitable for all abilities for you to try at home! Don't forget to tag us in your pictures or videos using #StayHomeBeActive so we can all stay home and be active together! @sportireland

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Here is our first Exercise Circuit suitable for all abilities for you to try at home! Don't forget to tag us in your pictures or videos using #StayHomeBeActive so we can all stay home and be active together! @sportireland https://t.co/5PbUcwz576

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Here is our first Exercise Circuit suitable for all abilities for you to try at home! Don't forget to tag us in your pictures or videos using #StayHomeBeActive so we can all stay home and be active together! @sportireland pic.twitter.com/5PbUcwz576
— CARA Sport Inclusion Ireland (@CaraCentre_ie) April 9, 2020

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Here is our first Exercise Circuit suitable for all abilities for you to try at home! Don't forget to tag us in your pictures or videos using #StayHomeBeActive so we can all stay home and be active together! @sportireland https://t.co/5PbUcwz576

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Here is our first Exercise Circuit suitable for all abilities for you to try at home! Don't forget to tag us in your pictures or videos using #StayHomeBeActive so we can all stay home and be active together! @sportireland https://t.co/5PbUcwz576

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Here is our first Exercise Circuit suitable for all abilities for you to try at home! Don't forget to tag us in your pictures or videos using #StayHomeBeActive so we can all stay home and be active together! @sportireland

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Lots of downloadable reading books. This site offers a free-trial.

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Reading A-Z: The online reading program with downloadable books to print and assemble | Reading A-Z

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Award-winning reading solution with thousands of leveled readers, lesson plans, worksheets and assessments to teach guided reading, reading proficiency and comprehension to K-5 students

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Curriculum based short films made by children in Irish Primary schools.

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Mash.ie are currently offering a free activities bundle for children.

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A 60 page pdf resource filled with a variety of worksheets, activities, websites, free downloads and youtube channels to keep young children busy during #covidhometeach. Suitable for junior infants - 2nd class.

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