Outstanding website for Primary School Teachers

kizatt

hi
also not a teacher - just a dedicated mum

my kids have a few more sites on their favourites - will post once i've checked them for you all. hope these are useful to you.

http://www.activityvillage.co.uk/index.htm

http://www.edalive.com/downloads/

http://www.oup.co.uk/oxed/

http://www.happychild.org.uk/

http://school.discovery.com/

http://www.kaboose.com/

http://www.oup.co.uk/oxed/primary/funzone/funzone.html/

nikkif_3

two more I have found useful for lesson plans are:

http://www.teachingideas.co.uk/
http://www.primaryresources.co.uk/

sorry if these have already been listed I did have a quick look first.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/ this is good if you have an interactive smart board in the class, there are loads of games, songs and interactive stories from children's favourite characters! Also BBC education page is useful for all ages.

prettypinkfairy

lucky dimples You are not alone . In same boat myself . Better than working in Tesco s even if money no better! Some teachers do need lessons in manners and kindness. They insist children behave well but some don't seem to be able to act with any kindness or standards themselves but] there are some, lots actually,who are really brilliant. Merry Christmas.

luckydimples

prettypinkfairy wrote:

lucky dimples You are not alone . In same boat myself . Better than working in Tesco s even if money no better! Some teachers do need lessons in manners and kindness. They insist children behave well but some don't seem to be able to act with any kindness or standards themselves but] there are some, lots actually,who are really brilliant. Merry Christmas.

Hi Prettypinkfairy,
I do agree with you there are some who are really fantastic, guess what I'm doing on the last two days while the children and teachers are having parties and fun - !cleaning! (the staffroom, corridor, hall, cupboards) oh what a wonderful life!

Merry Christmas to everyone (I hope Santa comes early with a pair of rubber gloves!)

rabialiones

wonder if there are any ks4 english teachers who could help me decide on which textbook to purchase to study shakespeare macbeth for gcse.
there are numerous copies from various publishers.
any recommendations would be appreciated.
thanks!

phill79

phoebe03cat wrote:

God knows I wouldn't want to work there - would never get home at night. Don't these people have a life outside?

Just think of the poor IT tech who works there having to do that. Poor guy. I bet he is there until the caretaker throws him out.

phoebe03cat

Wot makes you fink us caretakers 'avent got anyfink better to do than sit arownd waitin for you lab techs wivout a life outside of skool to go ome? Arfter earing this I'm kontaktin the yewnion ! :mad:

I'm a valued member of starf, the ed orften arsks my opinion on runnin the skool and couldn' manage it wivart my advice.

I've got no time to spend polishin me Porsh. :coffee:

http://www.thecaretakers.net/CMS/index.php

Happy Christmas to anyone in edjukashun. :xmassign:

Dr Ivan Noover
Phd, Msc, B.Ed. NNeb.

rabialiones

nise wun , doc!!!!!!!!
u tel em!

Dizzy_lizzy_3

Thanks that's a really good site with lots of fresh ideas and activities.

s-j-cooper_2

http://www.teachernet.gov.uk/supportpack/

Actually contains more secondary than primary!

This is good too, for those who have not heard of the SEAL pack - loads of pshe stuff. www.bandapilot.org.uk