Learning at Home
Websites for learning at home |
This page will help you find useful websites for learning at home. If you're studying a topic at school and want to explore it more, these websites will give you fun and interesting information. You'll also find safe and easy-to-use search engines designed just for kids, so you can do your own research and discover even more!
English |
- RWI website - Videos showing you how phonics is taught is available along with other resources.
- Oxford Reading Owl offers a free eBook library which has a range of texts you can access and read with your children.
- Literacy Shed
- Usborne - Play and learn at home activities
- Storyline online
Maths |
- Times Tables Rock Stars
- Third Space Learning has 25 maths activities and games for children to do at home.
- White Rose Maths have prepared mathematics lessons which parents/ carers can do at home with their children.
- Mathsframe
Science |
- Science Zone
- NASA Kids Club
- BBC Cbeebies - excellent Experiments to try-
- Duckster Science - great for facts about particular topics
- Science Sparks
History |
- Primary Homework Help - History topics
- History for Kids
- Horrible Histories
Geography |
Art |
Design & Technology |
Computing |
- Scratch is a website where children can develop their coding skills.
- Scratch Coding
- Blocky games is a series of educational games that teach programming. It is designed for children who have not had prior experience with computer programming. By the end of these games, players are ready to use conventional text-based languages.
- Raspberry Pi projects
PSHCE |
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- BBC Teach provides thousands of free educational video and audio clips.
- Topmarks offers a range of educational activities including for SEND children.
- Crickweb has a range of educational activities which children can do at home.
- BBC Bitesize has a range of activities for KS2 and KS1 for all national curriculum subjects.
- Oak Academy resource
SATs preparation |
- Practice SATs papers are available online to use at home for KS2 and KS1.