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Learning Resources | Teaching Resources | Web Links | eBriefing EYFS - Creative Development Weblinks Welcome to the Foundation Creating web links page. If you have a web link that you would like to send to us please use the submit link below. submit a new web link   Search by Keyword: There are 40 web links at this time. Showing web links 6 to 10, latest updated first. BBCi Tweenies   The BBC's puppet people have their own home on the Web. Join Jake, Fizz, Milo and Bella for pictures to colour, online painting, lots of songs to sing, things to make and games to play. Teachers' TV   This is both a TV channel and a broadband website with videos and podcasts, designed to support all involved in education, from heads to NQTs, governors to support staff. The cameras go into real classrooms in order to view good... BBCi Foxy Dancer's Music Centre   Have a lot of fun at this web site. Click on the tree door and help Foxy Dancer create some music and recognise sounds. The Rodent Choir (Ambleside)   Click on the mice to make a tune: all the mice will sing different notes. Learning Games For Kids   This is a free, fun and educational website helping students build skills in logic, reading, maths, keyboarding, memory, hand-eye coordination and much more. The site incorporates 10 main game categories with a continually updated... previous page pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 next page

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