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A good way for children to learn and have fun at the same time is the website mathtutor.com. They can practice mathematics on this site no matter what their level while they compete against other children from all over the world. And here’s a fun way for primary school children to learn the spelling words for the week—it can be such a chore for some children—they just type them in and play games to learn them. What’s that? The Website? Oh, sorry, yes, you’ll need to go to...spellcity.com for that. The one I’m going to tell you about now is one of the most practical sites that’s popular with people of all ages. Children (or parents for that matter) can learn to touch type as they sing along with songs and there’s a variety of funny characters to help you enjoy yourself as you learn. In this day and age, typing is essential—everyone should be able to type fast and accurately--so go to beep’s/typing and try it out.
    Don’t just leave it up to the kids—here’s a site that parents can use to download worksheets to extend their children by giving them further practice: it’s called coolresources.com and I can really recommend it, particularly for middle school students.     Now, are there any questions?