Programming
Scratch – block-based programming for children
A free visual programming language in which children build stories, games and animations by dragging blocks, with an Arabic interface…
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Biology
PhET interactive simulations for science and maths
Free interactive simulations from the University of Colorado Boulder in physics, chemistry, biology and maths – they run in the…
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Robotics
Getting started with Arduino – the official guide
Arduino’s official beginner guide: what the board is, how to install the programming environment, and how to upload your first…
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Digital citizenship and safety
Common Sense Education’s digital citizenship lessons
A free curriculum for teachers and parents on online safety, privacy, cyberbullying, critical thinking about news and a healthy balance…
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