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22 November 2008

Directgov Kids

Directgov Kids screenshotThe Directgovkids website Opens in a new window is aimed for 5 to 11 year olds and is designed to teach children about people and places in their local community.

Children can find out what goes on inside a police station, where the food in your supermarket comes from and how local government affect your everyday life. They can also learn about staying safe, keeping fit and healthy, caring for animals and the environment, voting and democracy and the importance of good behaviour.

There are a range of resources to choose from, including games, animations, fact files, slide shows and video clips.

The website also has a glossary section and designated areas for both parents and teachers.


Places to visit on Directgov Kids

  • Police station
  • School
  • Town hall
  • Supermarket
  • Fire station
  • Stadium
  • Number Ten
  • Internet café
  • Office


Games

  • Kids' Court
  • Top Dog
  • Dinner Dash
  • Petition Mission
  • Kids' Rights
  • Farm Alarm
  • Drag and Dress
  • KS1 House of hazards
  • KS2 House of hazards
  • Fitness Challenge
  • Pick a Party
  • PM for a day
  • Fair shares


Last updated on 25/04/2008

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