Creative Activities
Raising Dragons has excellent and fun activities - STEM, Art etc
Mothercould.com shared these great ideas on Facebook. The site has many more great resources and ideas.
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Literacy
The Literacy Blog - Sounds-Write Phonics Resources for Parents and Carers: COVID 19 update
Sounds Write has made some Extended Code activities freely available
Audible Is Offering Free Audiobooks for Kids During School Closures
Flyleaf Publishing Books to Remember
Oxford.co.uk - has a free e-library with a simple placement set to give you an idea where to start - Ages 3-11
Numeracy
Dr Paul Swann makes available on his site some free games and activities under Resources and Downloads - link updated 24/03/2020
Numero - Numero is an amazing game that builds number understandings and computation skills. This site has all the information you will need.
Mathletics - our students have individual log ins for Mathletics Please note: This log in also gives them access to Typing Club
Cross-Curriculum
Scholastic is currently offering free teach at home packs.
This Scholastic link has a number of pieces of information including links to the packs above, recommended books for different ages and some free printable.
Teach this has just offered free packs downloadable by parents - Years Pre-Primary (Foundation) to Year 6
Teachstarter.com has offered these free packs
Funbrain.com - play games while practising Reading and Maths skills
Kids Matter Skills - Free packs you can get emailed to you - FOR K STUDENTS
Physical Health and Well-Being
Zones of Regulation - Book Nook
kiddo.org.au - this site has free physical activities for K-2 students. Just click sign up for free (top right)
Go Noodle - movement and mindful videos to get our children moving
Cosmic Kids Yoga - yoga, mindfulness and relaxation designed especially for kids aged 3+, used in schools and homes all over the world
Upper Primary - Current Affairs
BTN is an informative website that has current news reported specifically for our students. Under the Teacher tab, there are activities for each episode. New reports are aired weekly.
Digital Technologies
Code.org has both plugged (on a device/computer) and unplugged (without technology) activities to build students skills, understandings and vocabulary knowledge within the Digital Technologies Curriculum
Science
Cool Australia has provided two links to make navigating their site easier for you