Websites for kids
29 September 2008, 04:42 PM
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Websites for kids
just got one of those nifty little Elonex 1s for the little 'un (4 year old).
at the moment you can't really use the cbeebies website, as the browser installed doesn't have Flash (and the video capabilities are obviously limited).
Are there any good websites for pre-school aged kids apart from Cbeebies?
at the moment you can't really use the cbeebies website, as the browser installed doesn't have Flash (and the video capabilities are obviously limited).
Are there any good websites for pre-school aged kids apart from Cbeebies?
29 September 2008, 08:15 PM
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have a google for coxhoe its a very good website for kids
actually just found it
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Its a primary school that a lot of other schools use and good for learning
When did you order yours as we pre-ordered one for the eldest and no sign of it just yet
actually just found it
Site Map
Its a primary school that a lot of other schools use and good for learning
When did you order yours as we pre-ordered one for the eldest and no sign of it just yet
29 September 2008, 10:26 PM
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30 September 2008, 08:41 AM
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have a google for coxhoe its a very good website for kids
actually just found it
Site Map
Its a primary school that a lot of other schools use and good for learning
When did you order yours as we pre-ordered one for the eldest and no sign of it just yet
actually just found it
Site Map
Its a primary school that a lot of other schools use and good for learning
When did you order yours as we pre-ordered one for the eldest and no sign of it just yet
30 September 2008, 08:43 AM
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I know. She can't really speak though, so I thought getting a head start with PCs would help her at primary school. She can use the mouse, open Paint, draw a picture, and open a new blank document, which isn't bad for a 4 year old with a learning disability (better than her grandparents!)
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