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This site has an excellent set of bright and colourful games to teach food safety. Choose from matching the pairs, quiz time, a word search, and don't forget to visit Calamity Kitchen and see if you can spot the hazards. (eatwell.gov.uk) |
To start the game, click the Food Standards Agency Wales button (only click Cymru if you want a Welsh language version). You have to drag the food the the correct shelf in the fridge, so that germs don't drip on other foods. (eatwell.gov.uk) |
Explore the Spud Zone kitchen to find out about food safety. There are some cool games to play too, like Bugnanza and Kitchen of Doom. (spudzone.co.uk) |
In this game you can learn how to cook safely on a barbecue. Click on the Wales button if you want to play the game in English (use the Cymru button to play in the Welsh language. (eatwell.gov.uk) |
There are several difficulty levels to choose from in this food safety quiz. Click on a hexagon, then answer the question - try to move from one side of the board to another to complete the game.(food.gov.uk) |
In this game, you have to answer the food safety questions as you drive through the park. The questions involving food temperatures are quite hard if you're used to using Celsius, as they are in Fahrenheit - but it's still a good game. (usda.gov) |
Berikut pula adalah lain-lain permainan yang boleh kita gunakan di kelas.
Match the robot pictures on the dominoes. If you choose Level 2, some of the dominoes have dots instead of robots to match. (CBeebies)
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Look carefully at the pictures and click on the differences in the photo on the right hand side. There are three differences in each picture. (UpToTen) |
Choose a nursery rhyme then make a picture by dragging the characters and props into the scene. When you have finished, you can click Play to make the picture come to life and you can listen to the rhyme (CBeebies) |
Click the trucks to make the colours on your train match the one in the shed. (Crickweb) |
Can you mend the family photo by dragging the pieces into the correct place? There are three different levels to choose from. (UpToTen) |
A rhyming story all about a trip to Loch Ness to look for Nessie the monster. (CBeebies) |
Look at the kites very carefully and click on the two which are exactly the same. On the younger kids level the kites have faces, on the older kids level they have more abstract patterns. (UpToTen) |
Use the picture clues to help you to click on the word to complete the rhyme. (CBeebies) |
Smarteenies Shape Store Choose a picture, then drag shapes from the drawers to complete it. When you have finished, you can turn the picture into a movie. (CBeebies) |
Barnyard Matchup Click the tiles to see pictures of animals and hear animal sounds. Match them up to reveal a photograph. (Harcourt) |
Lecky's Colouring Game Paint the picture choosing colours to match the example. When you have coloured all the pictures, you can print a certificate with your name on. (Crickweb) |
If the two cards match, click SNAP. A nice simple game to practice matching pictures. (BBC Wales) |
This site contains a selection of Beatrix Potter books which are read aloud. These are not the full versions of the stories, so it is much better to get the real books if you can! |
CBeebies Watch and Read Along Stories An index of all the Cbeebies Watch and Read Along Stories. Once you've chosen the story, choose the full screen version if there is one. much |
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