If your child's into fire engines this site's a winner. Games ranging from fast and furious firefighting to simple dress-ups with history and safety messages too. Ages 5 and up. From The Fire and Police Museum.
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Appealing game which really gets across the concepts of shortages and rationing during WW2. From The Imperial War Museum. Needs strong reading skills or adult help.
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Light-hearted game which introduces children to recipes from a range of immigrant communities. Ages 5 (with reading help) up to about 12. From Moving Here.
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Sporty kids will love this - games centred upon key objects from the world of football. Need reading skills, about age 7 and up. From The National Football Museum.
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Mini-site exploring life in the North East in the 30s. Fun and full of info. Ages 7 and over - needs reading skills. From Tyne and Wear Museums.
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Introduction to the concept of evacuation in WW2. Needs reading skills, but clear and simple. From Tyne and Wear Museums.
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A simple introduction to the concept of bombing in WW2. For children aged about 8 and over.
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Take your child back to life for a delivery boy in 1912 - they won't moan about chores any more. From Sainsbury's Virtual Museum.
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Good game for children studying WWII and rationing, ages about 9 and up. From The National Archives.
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A clothes rationing challenge! From The Imperial War Museum.
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On Remembrance Sunday 2005, a special message will be sent across London to remember all those who have died in wars.
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Find out why people wear poppies at the end of October and the beginning of November.
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Find out why D-Day is still remembered sixty years on.
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Children at this Plymouth school have written letters home as if they were evacuees in World War Two.
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