The ‘Story of Milk’ from DairyCo featuring Charlotte the Cow and Farmer Winterbottom. is aimed squarely at primary school Key Stages 1 and 2. It is an interactive fun way to teach kids about where milk comes from.
http://www.dairyco.org.uk/library/school-milk/dairy-production/story-of-milk.aspx
As and A2 level printed cards of formulae are free to schools from mathscard.co.uk
These are credit-card sized information sheets that fold out to roughly A4 in size. They are covered in maths formulae suitablefor both in-school and revision use.
A nice little freebie.
hmv’s online offer -
£5 off when you spend £40 or over is valid until midnight 31st March 2011.
The code to enter at checkout is 5offhmv40
Firefox is definitely the best browser for standards compliance and ‘free’ tools for IT so, download the latest version today. It is fast, safe, has loads of add ons and costs not a penny.
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/new/
The switch from paper and pencil to computer based assessment still leaves many teachers confused, so I can recommend the online testing pages of the gl-assessment website for some simple clear advice and explaination.
Drawn by Chris Brown and free for school use. This is a dog silhouette we hope you find of use. If you need a different image, why not ask us to create one for you?
The author of this parrot silhouette image retains copyright but hereby asserts that this image can be used for classroom use by teachers for free. I hope you like the parrot. A large version can be downloaded if you click on the image below.
This biplane could be useful for any number of primary projects. Loosely based on a sopwith camel, the artist (Chris Brown) has given permission for its use on this site and for any teacher to download and use in the classroom.
Here is a red baron style triplane to go with it.
Perfect for adding a little fun to the classroom or for introducing plans, models in technology, these free star wars paper models are PDF files that you download, print out, cut out and glue. We made the AT-AT to make sure they were easy and found them surprisingly well done. You actually end up with a serously nice model. When that little horror from year 9 stomps on it you will actually be quite upset.
Well, Ok not exactly free money, but the Bank of England gives away a great primary school information pack called ‘Pounds and Pence‘. In it you will find:
Sadly, no actual cash, but it will make teaching the basics of pounds and pence a little easier.
