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If you thought that the Dr Who Trailer Maker was great then try Dr Who Comic Creator.

Great for storytelling, plot progression and speech

This cracking site from the Natural History Museum – Kids Only – is really quite cool. Lots of games, webcams and dinosaurs!

Here’s a couple of nice websites with information and resources for staff and pupils.

RE Online

Places of Worship

Take a look at these two lovely sites for nature inspired science and ICT:

Naturegrid is ain excellent site full of lovely activities for KS 1 and KS 2.

Sebastian Swan is a great site for KS1. Big books and an email link to Seb himself – and he answers your questions, fab.

During the free introductory period you can access all articles in the Times Archive simply by registering with Times Online. A registration symbol (an R in a diamond) indicates which articles you can access only if you are registered.

After a while you’ll have to pay to get stuff off it to make use of the offer!

As Bill Oddie is on TV at the moment with Springwatch, there’s a verfsion availabel for Early Years featuring some recognisable faces from CBeebies, CBeebies Springwatch.

Lots of lovely stuff linked to science and discovering more about the world around us.

The BBC has just launched EcoBeebies .

EcoBeebies is about learning how to take care of our environment. In other words, it’s about the little things that the little ones can do!

On the EcoBeebies website there’s a sticker chart for children to print off with ideas of things that they can do to help the environment. It could be turning off a light when they leave the room or it could be turning off the tap while brushing their teeth. Cut out, colour in and stick on a picture of what’s been achieved today.

Give the web address to parents of your Reception children and encourage them to get involved.

SustainNK is here to help North Kesteven residents, businesses, schools and communities to reduce their carbon emissions and limit their impact on the environment.

There’s a carbon footprint calculator, a way to calculate energy use and information about locavores. (Locavore n. A person who sources food grown or produced locally, typically within a 100-mile radius of their home.)

Contact David Webb at NK (01529) 414155 (if you’re in the local area, for support and particularly if you’re part of the Eco Schools Program.)

We’ve been doing our bit including looking at our electricity usage and continuing with our own veggie patch!

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We’ve had an email from the nice people at BT to say that they’ve lots of lovely stuff on their website: Bt Better World Campaign.

Check it out and let us know!