Sentences are shown that when arranged in the correct order form a logical sequence or story. The task is to drag the sentences. - £ Full Site Licence

The traditional game made popular by the television programme Countdown. The numbers of the letters to be drawn may be varied between four and ten. At any point the potential or possible words may be shown.

Four words are shown at the foot of the board, these are dragged to the letters in the body of the board to form the end of the left hand word and the start of the right hand word.

A variable number of images are shown on two adjacent "tables". One table is covered, then the cover is moved over the other table. The task is to perceive which of the images have been moved, replaced or removed.

Letters are shown as either simple letters, pictures, or words. The letters may be the initial or end letters of the word or picture. Letters may be upper or lower case.

Vocabulary extension and spelling are the objectives in this activity. Words with3, 4 or 5 letters are shown with some or all the letters hidden, along with clues to the word that are revealed by the teacher.

Up to four teams compete to find matching pairs of cards. The cards may have words, words and pictures, and there can be from 4 to 20 cards.

A sentence is shown with missing punctuation and/or incorrect upper/lower case letters. Punctuation marks are dragged into position and case corrected. The punctuation marks to be omitted are selected by the teacher.

The teacher selects the number of sentences to be changed or joined. The words may be simply dragged and dropped to new locations, words added and removed, etc. Lists of conjunctions, etc. may be shown.

Three similar sentences are shown, along with three question marks. The teacher clicks on the question marks to reveal forms of the same verb. The task is to drag the verbs into the correct position.

Four large words are shown with letters missing, and four smaller words are shown that fit into the larger words.

Phonetics practice with the letters of 3, 4 or five letter words represented by images having the same initial sound. The letters are revealed by the teacher with a single click. - £ Full Site Licence