Birmingham Grid for Learning   |   Birmingham City Council   |   Link2ICT   |   WMnet   |   Text-only   |   About Us 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

Learning Activities Index | Teaching Resources Index | Web Links Teaching Resources Index submit a new resource   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 522 resources at this time. Showing resources 81 to 90, alphabetically. Colour battleships game   Colour battleships game linked to QCA unit 4. Colour matching activity   Colour matching activity linked to QCA unit 4. Colour pelmanism game   Colour pelmanism game linked to QCA unit 4. Colour question game   A game including simple questions based on colour, linked to QCA unit 4. Colour sentence   This resource is linked to QCA unit 4 - colours. The children can read the colours along the line or you could number them and the children could guess which one you are reading out. An extension to this would be to get the children to... Colour sentences game   Colour sentences game linked to QCA unit 4. Communicating   Support for digitalk Community Cohesion   Birmingham Archive and Heritage Service are hosting workshops for KS3 teachers. These will explore how archive materials such as photos, maps or artefacts can be used to support thinking about community cohesion and city development. Complements of 100   A PowerPoint show to use in the mental strategy section of the Numeracy hour. It allows pupils to create complements of 100 in timed conditions. Computers in the home - an evaluation   An evaluation of the computers in the home project by Don Passey, Lancaster University previous page pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 next page

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