• The BBC Religion and Ethics website provides extensive information about ethics, religions, religious news, programming guides and audio links.
• The Flags of the World site offers information and colouring pages.
• Find a range of Islamic colouring pages at Play and Learn.
• Christmas Activities and Easter activities.
• Here are some Kwanzaa activities.
• Activities about Indian cultures, including lots of colouring sheets and games to play.
• A selection of Chanukah activities.
• Colour in these Japanese posters.
• The Culture Quest website encourages you to join Parsifal and Ophelia as they sample the delicious cuisines, play the games, see the museums full of arts, crafts and history, hear the folktales and learn about the holidays & festivals of many of the world's cultures.
• Interested in culture and knowledge? Then visit the British Library to explore religious and cultural texts.
• REOnline offers accessible insights into all the world's main religions (including a festivals calendar).

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• Develop recognition of black, white, primary and secondary colors. with a rainbow game.
• Woodlands Junior School in Kent provides a range of links to help with the study of famous artists and their art.
• Art Factory covers perspective drawing, art appreciation, pop art, colour theory and lots more, all for free!
• Get a free introduction to the skills of oil painting with 18 lessons from the Interactive Art School.
• Culture 24 provides access to thousands of UK museums, galleries, archives and libraries, all in one place.
• Want to learn to draw, sculpt, photograph, video, create art installations? Access Art offers on line workshops and PDF downloads to help you.
• From the beautiful to the bizarre, explore the many ways in which visual images communicate ideas by exploring the British Library's resources.
• The New York Museum of Modern Art and the UK's National Gallery are both packed with educational resources.

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• Use a sticker chart to reward your child's behaviour.
• Encourage the undertaking of household chores by using a chores chart.
• Charts and printouts to help kids develop discipline and learn new things.
• Free download of an a-z food poster from the British Nutrition Foundation.
• Send for free meatandeducation.com resources on food including a multi-cultural recipe leaflet and educational posters. Also available are a range of food related educational downloads.
• Free downloads of informative, colourful Food Commission posters on additives, food labelling, and children and food.
• Learn about financial responsibility with resources from Personal Finance Education Group.
• Freely downloadable food related activity sheets from the Food Commission's chewonthis.org.uk. website.
• The Dairy Council will send you free leaflets and posters on bone and teeth health.
• Free road safety resources are available from the roadsafetyweek website and further interactive and downloadable road safety resources can be found on the government's Think website.
• From debates about our rights and responsibilities to tips on running a successful campaign, explore the British Library's interactive Citizenship resources.
• The British Dietetic Association provide a range of health and nutrition downloads.
• Identify the links between food and exercise with Raise Your Game

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• The DTOnline website offers free access to a wide range of design and technology (D&T) materials, resources and software (covering aspects such as electronics, packaging, pneumatics and manufacturing projects) as well as a glossary.

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• Discover a crafts website in French and English at kidsrcrafty.com
• Teaching Ideas has a selection of freely available modern language flashcards.
• Try out some free on line language courses via this diverse collection of language links.
• Need to check your pronunciation of a word? Then try the fonetiks website!
• Free for use outside of school hours, the Zut! website provides interactive activities for French teachers and students.
• Type French accents without a French keyboard! (also provides links to similar websites covering other languages)
• Language resources in French. Spanish, German and Italian.

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• Learn music terms with a Classical and Jazz Music Dictionary
• Visit Edinburgh University Collection of Historic Musical Instruments to listen to the sounds of historical musical instruments.
• For a wide range of information on ballet and dance in the UK and the world visit www.ballet.co.uk
• The William Ransom Hogan Archive of New Orleans Jazz includes oral histories, recorded music, photographs and film, sheet music and orchestrations.
• Take a journey into the history of African American Music.
• The Music Library at Indiana University provides a list of academic and nonacademic sites on the web providing information on a wide range of music and music cultures.
• The Archive of Popular American Music at UCLA is a research collection covering the history of popular music in America from 1790 to the present.It covers music for theater, motion picture, radio and television, as well as general popular, country, rhythm and blues, and rock songs.
• Learn the history of popular ballets.
• The Music Teacher's Resource Site has some good resources and great links pages. Don't miss it!

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• Get Your Kit On is a BBC sport site that encourages us all to get more involved in sport.
• A website promoting enjoyable, healthy eating combined with increased moderate physical activity, Foodfitness suggests that a healthy lifestyle is fun, achievable and affordable.
• Swim4Fitness provides programmes to suit your lifestyle, whether swimming for fun, fitness or sport.
• An extensive library of exercise related articles can be found at The Fitness Jumpsite
• Get on your bike with Cycle Smart
• At the BBC Sport Academy top athletes show you how to succeed both on and off the sports field.
• The BBC's GCSE Bitesize - Physical Education website is packed with info on a wide variety of sports.
• Ray's Football Programme Virtual Museum provides a slice of football history with images and information on football programmes dating back to the 1940s.
• Watch clips of swimming strokes in preparation for your next pool outing.

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