• Your school web site could be your virtual "school library". 
• The are lots of useful learning resources on the web but they do take time to find. 
• Valuable lesson time can be wasted while children look for relevant and appropriate resources. 
• Why not list useful sites on your own web site?
• And, when you get more confidence, you can develop your own learning resources.
• If you have your school web site on your school network you have the beginnings of an intranet. 

Here are some examples of schools and teachers who have done just this. Why not take a look?

1. Nursery 2. [Primary] 

1. Nursery

1. Rose Grove Nursery, Burnley
A must see web site. This beautifully designed interactive site has games, puzzles and songs for the under 5s. The site is divided up under topics including "On the Farm", "Seasides and Holidays", "Teddy Bears", "Minibeasts", "Halloween", "Christmas" and "Winter". A WONDERFUL classroom resource for any teacher.

2. Primary

1. Snaith Primary
Written by Derek Allen, 1200 pages of WONDERFUL classroom resources, worksheets and lesson plans for Primary Children. Find interactive activities and worksheets ... Myths & Legends collection, Aztecs, Ancient Greeks and Egyptians, Eurotales, Tudors, Magnetic Poetry, Victorians, Vikings, World War 2, Germany, Paris, India, Diwali, Dominica, Water, Birds and Minibeasts in the garden and MUCH MUCH more.

2. Department for Electronic Education - Leon Cych's Key Stage 1 Maths "movies" web site. This useful and interactive web site can be used as part of the numeracy hour on a whiteboard or large screen or as a standalone activity. There are numerous useful mathematical activities including: Maths Square, counting, morphing numbers, order, shape, more or less than, odd and even numbers, money, matching activities etc