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Addtional resources for teaching English




Some addtional sites for teaching English (I recomend you got through the post named "Kick start your Child's English skills for school" )

http://www.ngfl-cymru.org/ - Gives you the basic alphabets

www.orgdot.com/ABC/ - This is an ABC catcher game

ngfl.northumberland.gov.uk - This is a read along Nursery Rhyme site, very colourful and interactive

http://www.getreadytoread.org/ - This will help you read with the interactive Gus and Inky

Also check out the below blog for free online stuff

http://help-with-schooling.blogspot.in/

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