Prepared by Resource Teachers Sandra, Sharyn, Kerry-Ann & Mary

 Cost effective  Fun, educational and purposeful websites  Can be used to supplement a learning experience  Can be used as a reward or incentive when working with a student  Keeps students focused and on task – higher engagement, interactive and non-threatening.  Assistive Technology websites can be used to support learners with a range of learning disabilities.

 Starfall 

 Starfall   Online  Alphabet  Flashcards  Sounds  Activities, songs

 Ray's Letters and Numbers 

 Literacy Centre Education Network   Online

 Jason Pollock  First concepts  Move and click skills

 Helpkidzlearn   Early Painting - ideal for students learning to use a mouse

 Software for Learning  www. softwareforlearning.tki.org.nz/  NZ Content  Recommended software  Cross Word  Mind Mapping  Game maker  Drawing & Lego  Puzzle & Quiz building

 BBC   Large variety  Example: 4-7 Literacy

 Primary Resource UK

 Primary Resources UK 

 Tutpup – maths, spelling etc  Drill activities   Teacher can log in and then students use password and teacher can track student work

Girls love ABC’s Joy Reeder 27 pages Tar Heel Reader is a collection of free, easy-to-read, and accessible books on a wide range of topics. The books may be downloaded as slide shows in PowerPoint, Impress, or in Flash format. Each book can be speech enabled (online) and accessed using multiple interfaces, including touch screens, the IntelliKeys with custom overlays, and 1 to 3 switches. Books can be read in PowerPoint on a PC using PowerTalk freeware ( ) Suitable: Junior Primary through Secondary, especially reluctant readers. :

  The Scholastic Language and Literacy site has some wonderful activities. This website focuses on rhyming, naming, and letters. Three different animals encourage students to work with them to build vocabulary, identify letters, and match rhyming words.   Suitable for: Junior Primary through Year 1 and children with different abilities.

  Hundreds of books in.mp3 format  From ages 4 – 16  Read by professional storytellers Online Picture Books

 ◦ Free Online Picture Books ◦ Read via Adobe ◦ Can be downloaded to PowerPoint Smartboards or printed. ◦ Nearly 25 different books

 :  Kids Spell is an interactive website that teaches young children spelling words. There are games to play that help them learn new words to increase their vocabulary as well as spelling. There are different games such as letter drop and ‘spelloons’. Over 6,600 words are provided in an assortment of activities.   Suitable for Junior Primary to Year ….

 NZMaths  website website  Huge number of Maths sites  From Sesame St and Spot the Dog to University level skills.

 Mathematics ICT games   Early numeracy level  Flash Player (free download link is on the site).

 Telling Time    

 Place Value   

 Literacy and numeracy plus infant games 

  Great science site. Also has experiments, images, quizzes too. The games and activities through are probably most appropriate.  Topics include animals, plants, chemistry, biology, physics, space, magnets, electricity, forces, light, sounds, gases or other science related topics.

 Priory Woods

 SEN Teacher  Sames and lessons  All curriculum areas 

Wordtalk  MS word only  Highlights as it reads  talking dictionary  spell checker & synonyms can be read aloud  Adjust the highlight colours, voice and speed  Convert to.wav or.mp3 file

 ReadPlease  Select using cut and paste.  6 voices  Highlights text as it reads  Speed, font size  colour adjustable  Multiple languages can  be read

 Whizkids   Site focusing on ASD