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The toymaker
www.thetoymaker.com/
"Who needs a little good cheer?" The Toymaker offers free templates for making paper presents: lovely boxes, cards, a cute cat gift bag and lots more. In the classroom, students can write nice messages to go with the gifts.
Connectivism
www.connectivism.ca/
The way we learn has been changing rapidly and in many directions in recent years. Connectivism, a learning theory for the digital age, offers a fresh view of learning and teaching through networks. Read the original article, or listen to this 33-minute presentation for more.
What's your secret?
Using secret messages to protect information dates back to Ancient Greece. At Thunk you will find a bit about secret codes and a cool secret-message-maker for students to practise writing messages, and then scrambling and unscrambling them. Have fun!
www.thunk.com/
BL Goodies
www.bl.uk/learning/langlit/
The British Library offers wonderful resources for you to explore the UK's life, language and literature through time. Timelines, recipes, stories, adverts, logbooks, songs, activities and more for you to enjoy and share with advanced learners. Happy learning!
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