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The Official HMS Victory Website This site provides photos and information about the ship and up to date news about the 200 th anniversary activities. |
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Google Earth This is amazing ! Google Earth puts the world on you’re your computer screen, literally. Visit faraway places with strange sounding names, or take a look at your own back garden. |
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Digital Video is catching on fast! Brian Marshall provides everything you need to make and perform a play in a Toy Theatre – even scripts.Why not bring these old fashioned toy up to date by using one of them as the film set for your next (or first) epic. |
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Do you believe all you read on the Internet? Have a good look at "The Pacific Northwest Tree Octopus". How can pupils develop skills in assessing the validity of "information" they find on the 'net? |
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Ggler is a valuable tool for investigating sites you may be reluctant to visit. It comes from the Google stable. Type in the address and you are shown a thumb nail of the homepage of the site. |
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Win a chance to have YOUR story read out on BBC Radio 4's Today programme by Children's Laureate Michael Morpurgo and receive a StoryQuest Tales illustration signed by Quentin Blake. |
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Turning the Page is part of the British Library website. It gives pupils and teachers access to a number of priceless books in a way they would never otherwise have. This is a good example of the power of the Internet. |
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City Creator allows you to build towns and cities. It is similar to some of the old MyWorld screens and SIM City. |