 Click Here | "Valentine's Day falls on February 14, and is the traditional day on which lovers in certain cultures let each other know about their love, commonly by sending Valentine's cards, which are often anonymous. The history of Valentine's day can be traced back to an obscure Catholic Church feast day, said to be in honor of Saint Valentine. The day's associations with romantic love arrived after the High Middle Ages, during which the concept of romantic love was formulated." Source: Wikipedia. Gradebook.org provides a brief history of St Valentines Day |
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Click Here | Sciencecomics is a resource produced by the University of Western England for both teachers and children that focuses on scientific enquiry (Sc 1) and the materials (Sc3) aspects of the Key Stage 2 Science curriculum. The site includes fun and engaging chemistry comics (currently 5 but there will be 10 in total), games, such as word searches, quizzes and Sudoku, and a suite of teaching resources. The teaching resources are specifically designed to make teaching the enquiry aspects of the science curriculum easier. Each teaching resource is also linked specifically to a comic and again there will be 10 in total on the site. This resource is designed to be used with an interactive whiteboard and/or on individual computer terminals and is available free of charge to all visitors, whether teachers or children.
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 Click Here | This interactive drag and drop resource is great for use on an interactive whiteboard.Each of the labels can be dragged in to the appropriate location on the diagram.
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A complete list of objectives, words and activities for Key Stage 2 (age 7 - 11) from the UK National Literacy Strategy. Click
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This excellent resource from Harcourt demonstrated the reasons for the apparent changes in the shape of the Moon when viewed from the surface of the Earth  Click Here |
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This excellent interactive, online resource for Key Stage 2 science enables students to view the Earth rotting on its axis in both plan view and side elevation. In this way the students can easily grasp the mechanism involved in the creation of night and day. there is also a quiz attached to check students understanding of the facts and concepts. Click Here 
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