Guided learning with explanation and practice
Interactive E-learning Lessons for EYFS to GCSE
Find 971 structured e-learning activities that combine teaching, examples and checks for understanding across subjects and stages.
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Master Language Techniques & Analysis
Master French Foundations: รชtre, avoir & Family
Master the Particle Model & Changes of State
Master Inequalities & Number Lines
Master Waves: Amplitude, Wavelength & Wave Speed
Master Pythagorasโ Theorem
Master Atomic Structure
Master Animal & Plant Cells
Master Solving Linear Equations
Master Ratio
Master Solving Equations
Master Spanish Numbers 1โ20
Master Word Classes
Master Negative Numbers
Master Percentages of Amounts
Master the Periodic Table (Basics)
Master the 12 Times Table
Master Photosynthesis
Master the 6 Times Table
Master Pythagorasโ Theorem
Master the 7 Times Table
Master the 9 Times Table
Master the 8 Times Table
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Frequently asked questions
What is included in an e-learning lesson?
A lesson may combine explanation, examples and checks for understanding. The individual resource page describes the exact activity.
How is e-learning different from a quiz?
E-learning is intended to guide a learner through teaching and practice; a quiz is primarily a check of what the learner can recall or apply.
Can learners complete activities independently?
Many can, but support should reflect the learner's age, reading level, additional needs and familiarity with the topic.
Can teachers use these for blended learning?
Yes. A teacher can combine a digital activity with direct teaching, discussion and offline practice after previewing the resource.
How do I find a lesson for a topic?
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Are there free e-learning lessons?
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How is the content checked and mapped?
Resources are teacher-checked and mapped to relevant learning in England, but are not DfE-approved and cannot be guaranteed error-free.
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