Learning Art with safe free websites at school or at home. A blog listing the best art websites sorted into the topics of artists, painting and drawing styles, perspective, colours, mixing colours, primary, secondary and complimentary colours. Name and identify the written colour. Name and identify the written colour. The best websites found on the topic of learning colours. Follow the spoken instructions and mix the colours to create the colour required.

Learning Design Technology with free websites at school or home. A blog listing the best design technology websites sorted into the topics of cams, gears, levers, linkages, mechanisms and types of motion. A Lego construction site where you can let your creative imagination run riot. The best websites found on the topic of designing things. Create a path of rotating gears to fix the machine. The best websites found on the topic of gears. An animation showing how this type of mechanism works.

Learning English with safe free websites at school or at home. A blog listing free educational English websites sorted into the topics of the alphabet, parts of speech, phonemes, punctuation, reading, sentences, spelling, vocabulary and writing.

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Learning Geography with safe free websites at school or home. A blog listing free educational geography websites sorted into the topics of maps, co-ordinates, map symbols, coastal erosion, landscapes, river features, volcanoes, weather and seasons. An animation explaining how the three types of rock are made and the connections between them. The Structure of the Earth. The Structure of the Earth. An explanation of the structure of the Earth by comparing it with an egg.