If you’re a teacher looking for engaging and educational resources for your classroom, look no further than the free resources on Kensuke’s Kingdom on the Into Film website. This resource offers a wealth of information and activities that can captivate students and enhance their learning experience. Kensuke’s Kingdom, a belovedRead More →
As educators, we are always on the lookout for resources that can enrich our students’ learning experiences and better prepare them for the digital age. One such valuable resource is the iDEA (Inspiring Digital Enterprise Award) platform, which offers a wealth of free, interactive courses designed to develop digital, enterprise,Read More →
The Raspberry Pi Foundation offers a comprehensive course designed to equip educators with the knowledge and skills to teach AI concepts effectively. The course, “Teach Teens Computing: Understanding AI for Teachers,” is available on edX and provides a robust introduction to AI, tailored specifically for educators. The course is freeRead More →
STEM Learning have produced a set of resources containing two unplugged workshop style activities to help you improve your students understanding of Artificial Intelligence. Workshop 1 – AI Facial recognition activity To encourage discussion around the potential of facial recognition and how humans recognition compares with that of AI. WorkshopRead More →
Childnet, in collaboration with its Youth Advisory Board, has launched “Reliability Online,” an interactive tool designed to help teens identify trustworthy online information. Aimed at ages 13-16, the resource addresses issues like AI-generated content, scams, and fake news through a gamified approach. It features video advice from teens and includesRead More →
The NSPCC’s Building Connections program offers an 11-week online course designed to support young people up to age 19 in overcoming loneliness. Trained befrienders provide weekly one-on-one guidance, helping participants develop skills to build and maintain connections. The service includes activities, goal setting, and reflective exercises tailored to individual needs,Read More →
Brisk Teaching is an AI powered Chrome extension that helps busy teachers save time directly within the tools they already use, like Google Docs, Slides, YouTube and web articles. It will quickly create quizzes, slide decks, lesson plans, newsletters and so much more. You can easily change the reading level,Read More →
Ideogram is a digital AI tool designed to generate and manipulate images based on textual descriptions. By using advanced AI algorithms, Ideogram can transform written ideas into vivid visual representations, making abstract concepts more concrete and understandable. There is a free version available that you can use, which may beRead More →
Code.org’s Music Lab is an innovative tool that merges music creation with coding education. Designed for students of all ages, it provides an interactive and engaging platform where users can create music through coding. The Music Lab offers various tools such as the Song Maker, Rhythm, and Chords, allowing usersRead More →
The UK Safer Internet Centre has published the 2024 definitions for appropriate filtering and monitoring in schools, following a public consultation. These guidelines assist schools and providers in implementing effective internet safety measures. Key points include flexibility in managing filters, the distinction between discrimination and hate speech, the necessity ofRead More →
EduBlocks is a free tool developed by Anaconda that helps learners understand how to code using text-based languages like Python or HTML. Here’s how it works: Whether you’re introducing coding concepts or diving deeper into Python, EduBlocks simplifies the learning process and makes it engaging for students.Read More →
A brilliant lesson plan from the Raspberry Pi Foundation, aimed at learners aged seven to eight, will help students understand the differences and benefits of using digital and non-digital tools. In the lesson, learners will create two pieces of work with the same focus, using digital devices to produce oneRead More →
With these free resources you can learn how life in our oceans is being affected by climate change. STEM Learning have a selection of free resources which can be used to introduce World Ocean Day into lessons. They include: World Ocean Day Youth Advisory Council have a whole range ofRead More →
AI Explorers from Barefoot has been developed in partnership with Ocado and includes real-life example of AI in action. Designed to introduce pupils aged between 9-11 to the world of Artificial Intelligence and how it used all around us. There are three unplugged activities which will help pupils to considerRead More →
Suno is a music creation platform that allows users to create songs about anything! With a variety of genres to choose from, Suno can be a great tool to use with students across a range of subjects. For example, a song about historical events which would allow students to learnRead More →
World Bee Day takes place every year and aims to raise the awareness of the importance of honey bees and other pollinators. Honey bees are responsible for pollinating one out of every three mouthfuls of feed we eat, but sadly they are facing the threat of extinction. This year WorldRead More →
Experience AI was launched in September 2022 to help students and teachers learn about AI (artificial intelligence) technologies and how they are changing the world. New AI technologies are being released at an alarming rate and can be quite overwhelming to understand. With Experience AI you and your students canRead More →
Investigate real-life sustainable processes with Minecraft, designed so that players can explore and learn how sustainable processes work in real life. Minecraft Sustainability City, is a fantastic resource designed to help students explore sustainability concepts in a fun and interactive way. Minecraft Sustainability City is part of the Minecraft ScienceRead More →
As educators, we’re constantly seeking innovative ways to enhance learning experiences and empower students with future-ready skills. One powerful tool at our disposal is the use of digital images. From creation to manipulation, there’s a multitude of opportunities for pupils to unleash their creativity and develop a deeper understanding ofRead More →
NSPCC Learning has published updated posters to encourage children to contact Childline if they need to talk. Different designs are available for children of primary and secondary school ages. The poster for Report Remove has also been updated to encourage children and young people to use this tool to getRead More →