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[Skylark]

I took a brief look, but it is about wizardly and magic, not something I want to introduce my kids to, could not see in which way it s educational. May be I did not look at the right place though

[Skylark]

I have been looking all over for computer science material for primary aged kids, and I finally found this 111 page book full of activities.  Its divided into three sections with lots of activities.   The sections are Data: the raw material—Representing information, Putting Computers to Work—Algorithms and Telling Computers What To Do—Representing Procedures.

http://csunplugged.org/sites/default/files/activity_pdfs_full/unpluggedTeachersMar2010-USletter.pdf

Very nice! Thank you!

[IrisGranstedt]

Just stumble across this thread. It's a brilliant comprehensive list of resources I didn't know before!

Many thanks!

Not sure whether this has been posted before I found this children ebook website I think is brilliant -
http://www.oxfordowl.co.uk/Teacher/Index/?AgeGroup=1

[penguinpet]

Came across this link. Good for reading practice and encyclopaedic knowledge, and comes with audio and teacher guide.

http://ngexplorer.cengage.com/ngyoungexplorer/moreissues.html

[sashimani]

Thats gr8! Thanks..

[early learning17]

In my quest to find an online-library that admits online ebook readers or audio consumers (http://forum.brillkids.com/general-discussion-b5/need-yr-help-borrow-an-e-book-e-audio-online-in-an-english-speaking-e-library/msg101938/?topicseen#new) I was given a very nice link by a librarian that I would like to share with everybody:

Tumblebook Library - ebooks for kids! ""Read-Along Books combine adjustable text and color with complete narration and sentence by sentence highlighting."
http://www.tumblebooks.com/library/asp/book_details.asp?category=Read-Alongs

[easylearnreading]

There are lots of early learning programs available in the internet. I want my daughter to learn how to read at an early age and so I searched what's best for her. Experts recommend starting with phonemic sounds. I found at http://educationalfun.com a reading program that is both fun and effective in teaching children at an early age learn how to read. You can check this program and use it in teaching your child how to read while having fun.

[Elu]

there are lots of sites which offer e books. the following is one of the links that i came across, which offers a variety of story books for different age groups.

http://storytimeforme.com/
Hope its helpful to all of you. Some of them are totally free.
One other site that i came across is http://www.abcmouse.com/ ... they offer a variety of activities.
They offer a reading curriculum plus math, art, colors and also music.
and there is an advantage of this.you can subscribe freely for one month and later onwards pay for it if it is good enough for you. You get the chance to experience it

Hope both of these links are helpful

[derialc]

I was going to post a link to OxfordOwl but I see someone got there before me! Love that site!

Another fantastic phonics based site is www.literactive.com. I'm a primary teacher and use it all the time with the younger classes. They love it and it's so easy to use. You'll need a flash browser (like Puffin) if you're using it on an iPad though.

[Alesia FS]

FUNtastic SIMON offers FREE worksheets for children from 2 to 6 years. Worksheets are a complete system of integrated child’s development by age. All materials are interrelated and mutually reinforcing. A goal is developing all that child needs at his/hers age: intellect, logic, creative thinking, motor skills, speech and communications. And all of this – in a fun, exciting and dynamic way!  Visit http://www.funtasticsimon.com/

[hoangnguyen]

Thanks for sharing useful information 

[adam nguyen]

Woa,  that's great. Thanks for share.  it's useful to me.

[vvaneesa]

wow, you've put a lot of effort in this!?
Thank you for sharing such in-depth and great information!

[azar]

wooow     amazing...alot of useful links..thank u so muchhhh  

[Amanda05]

Some useful links for different subjects:

Science
Math
Social Science

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