Online Resources

Previously I had a list of links here but this post has been updated to reflect the vast number of resources (lessons, lesson plans and activities) that I have now collated on my ScoopIt CLIL materials pages. 

There are approximately 25 links on each page and 8 pages as I write (in early 2013). Every subject is covered, most in multiple places. You move between pages by clicking on the numbers at the bottom of the page.

Some of the materials are designed for CLIL, some for bilingual classes, but the majority are content lessons designed for native English speakers. CLIL teachers will need to adapt the materials and offer language support.

Click here to go to the first page.

Science Links

For a good site on the challenges facing and cooperation between CLIL science (and maths) teachers, why not have a look at this site? 

 
However, if you are looking for materials to take into the classrom, there are plenty of materials on the web relating to science, though many will need adaptation by CLIL teachers.

I am always a big fan of the BBC, so its Bitesize series is the first I would recommend (GCSE is the exam British children take at 16 after 2 years of targetted study). There are also pages on higher level science (from 16-18). These pages generally include diagrams and videos and therefore cater for different learning approaches.

Like the BBC, the s-cool website has well-presented materials on all school subjects that can be used for free.  

On the other hand, some sites have thorough explanations with good links between pages but lack diagrams.


What are your recommendations for good science sites?