HELPFUL WEBPAGES

Hello, guys.

Today I am bringing here some useful websites you can use in order to improve your language skills. Let me go through them and explain them in detail.

- Art Kids Hub. Do you like art? Drawing? Colouring? Everything??!!! So, this is your page. Rob and his family love drawing together. They make fun and entertaining tutorial about all kind of characters and topics.

https://www.youtube.com/c/ArtforKidsHub/about

- Brain Pop/Brain Pop Jr. The perfect way to learn about Social Studies, Math, Language… with Annie, a little American girl, and her robot, Moby. There are hundreds of short videos and, what is more, activities, crafts, games and much more.

https://jr.brainpop.com/

- Go Noodles. Is it raining and you don´t have recess? Is it a boring Saturday at home? Do you want to be in a perfect shape? You can surf the many channels that this website has to dance, sing and have a good time by yourself or with friends.

https://www.gonoodle.com/

Hoping you like these sites.

Have fun!!!

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Genially

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Christmas is coming!!

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Story Jumper

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