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sorry there doesn't seem to be a link to this website and sounds perfect!
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The line ' a pocket full of etc is 'live' in that is it a hyperlink. So just click! If it doesn't work, post again and I'll post the full link.
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that site is great and there are things i will def. be using with older kids (year 5/6) who are the most difficult to cater for in terms of extension/time filling activities.

plus it caters to "individuals" as opposed to the whole class. Not all pupils finish their work at the same time, making "whole class time fillers" (which is mostly what i have come accross) difficult.
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