This attractive web site includes a number of Flash based interactive tasks that help users to work on their speaking, listening, reading and writing skills.

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This Australian Broadcasting Corporation site has interactive games and activities including how much of a carbon-dioxide user you are.

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An interactive game for all types of young learners in which Garfiled has to enter a haunted building and find objects by clicking on them. This site would link in well with the theme of Halloween.

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An interactive game for all types of young learners in which Garfiled has to enter a haunted building and find objects by clicking on them. This site would link in well with the theme of Halloween.

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This site has logic problems for students to solve. Teachers could use the activities such as the Wolf, Sheep and Cabbages problem (mentioned in Penny Ur's 'Discussions that Work' book) as whole class discussions using an interactive whiteboard (IWB).

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This is a puzzle Solving mystery with many levels and excellent graphics. For teachers the game can be played in class in teams on an interactive whiteboard (IWB).

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An educational site with interactive activities for children. The sections on dinosaurs and exploring are particularly good. In the exploring section, you have to choose what to look for, apply for a (prinatble) permit, and then find it, photograph it, catch it and choose the section of the museum to record your data.

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An interactive crime-solving activity where students are introduced to the scene of a crime, and are then asked to decide 'whodunit' based on information gathered by clicking on different parts of the scene.

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