Week+3

I have viewed the recommended sites outlined on the lecture notes, uploaded links and then made my own suggestions. I hope someone finds them useful. I could have added more but time is an issue at present. Below this I have identified three children's search engines, created and embedded a quick video demonstration rather than writing, as I am a visual learner.

**Web for English Teaching:**

I didn't really like the one recommended. May I suggest these? [|Sparkle Box] [|Tag Galaxy] (this is insanely good for visual literacy) [|Tes iboard] [|Mighty Books] [|Story Place] [|Story Starters]

**Web for Language Learning:** [|BBC Languages Home Page]

**Web for Mathematics Teachers:**

[|Math Cats] I didn't find the other two math sites particularly interactive and user friendly. Here are a few additional suggestions: [|Johnnie's Math Page] [|Super Maths World] [|Illuminations] [|Teacher LED] [|Woodlands Math Games] [|Shador Math Interactives] [|National Library of Virtual Manipulatives] [|Maths Aid.com] (free worksheets but loads of advertising) [|Super Teacher Worksheets] ($22 year subscription but worth it)

**Web for Science teaching:**

[|NASA.gov] [|Archemedies Labatory] Additional suggestions: [|Super Science World] [|We Choose the Moon] [|Engineering Interact] [|Tes iboard] [|A Walk in the Forest]


 * Web for Society and Environment: **

[|Kaboose Earth Day Resources] [|Enchanted Learning] ( subscription based, I find this site a bit dated in terms of presentation, it isn't engaging for current students) [|The World Factbook] (for information) Additional suggestions: [|Teasure Explorers] [|Wolfram]
 * Web for the Arts: **



[] This link is broken and the other didn't appeal to me as a Primary teacher. Additional suggestions: [|NGA Kids](this is awesome) [|The Art Room Explorer]

[|Boolify,] [|Twurdy]and [|Yippy] media type="custom" key="12745404"
 * Three student friendly search engines: **

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