Birmingham Grid for Learning   |   Birmingham City Council   |   Link2ICT   |   WMnet   |   Text-only   |   About Us Section Selector BGfL Homepage Primary Secondary Revision The SOS Social Media Project ------------------------------- Director's Briefing Teachers' Voice Foundation Strategy Primary Strategy Outstanding Practice Citizenship Education ------------------------------- Case Studies E Books Podcasting Whiteboard Resources ------------------------------- Achievement for All B'ham eLearning Foundation Voice is Power Children's Services EMAonline Virtual Transition

Search Whiteboard Activities This page will only search the white board activities on the BGfL. Enter a few keywords in the box below and click 'Search'. Search by Keyword: Age: All... Foundation Stage Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2 Key Stage 3 Key Stage 4 Post 16 Adult and LLL SEN Subject: All... Art & Design Biology Business Studies Chemistry Citizenship Com. Languages D&T Dance Drama English Environmental Studies Foundation French Geography Geology German History ICT Italian Latin Mathematics MFL Music PE PSHE Physics RE Science Spanish Other Subjects There are 137 whiteboard activities at this time. Showing whiteboard activities 1 to 5, alphabetically. 'Jacques et le haricot magique' story   This resource is the story of 'Jacques et le haricot magique' as a powerpoint. It links to QCDA unit 7 and is written in French with images. 'La belle au bois dormant' story   This resource is a powerpoint of the story of 'La belle au bois dormant'. It links with QCDA unit 9 and is written in French with images. 'Le vent et le soleil' story   This resource is the story of 'Le vent et le soleil' as a powerpoint. It links to QCDA unit 12 and is written in French with images. 'Les quatre amis' story   This resource is the story of 'Les quatre amis' as a powerpoint. It links to QCDA unit 5 and is written in French with images. Acids & Alkalis   This is an interactive exploration into acids and alkalis.   pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 next page

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