Flip and flop, splish and splash, stomp and stamp!

The new BritLit kit for young learners is based on 'Down by the Cool of the Pool', a fun rhyming story by Tony Mitton. Lots of lovely worksheets, flashcards and audio clips to make the little ones go 'Cool!'

What are Graphic Organizers?

What's the theory behind them? And the benefits of using them? They help focus attention on key elements, integrate knowledge old and new, improve study skills, serve as a useful evaluation tool... and more. Lots of Graphic Organizers here to print and use!

Let's Origami!

Origami in Japanese means 'folding paper'. Some say it is a craft; others, an art. The British Origami Society offers free diagrams, origami fun, origami history, hints and tips and lots more. Check out this 3D animation and let's 'origami'!

The New Seven Wonders

On 07 July 2007 the winners of The New Seven Wonders were announced in Lisbon, Portugal. Check out 'Kids and Schools' for classroom tools, school projects, a webquest, teacher tools and even a song. Have a wonderful lesson!

Brainy Quotes

Do you like using quotes in your class? They're a quick way to help learners think about important issues in life, and also improve their language skills. BrainyQuote has a massive bank of quotes sorted by topic, author and type, as well as a quotation trivia quiz.

Great War letters

During the Great War of 1914-1918 letters helped soldiers stay in touch with their families and friends. Have a look at Cecil Moorhouse Slack's letters and the teaching resources and downloads available... and have an intriguing letter reading class.