Welcome to Doodles and Digits, the perfect place to learn math in a fun and interactive way! In this video, we'll show 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade students how to multiply a fraction by a whole number using a step-by-step approach. We...

In this video, we'll explore the standard algorithm for multi-digit subtraction. This is an essential math concept for 4th and 5th-grade students to master, as it allows for efficient and accurate subtraction of larger numbers....

PE words. Shake it all about and get some physical exercise: dance with R H Y T H M - Rhythm Helps Your Two Hips Move. Livestream at 2pm.

No need to try and remember 2,000 times how to spell Millennium and other words about time … use our handy links. Lesson 41 livestreams at 2pm.

Lesson 45. Calculate and improve your average spelling score with Sir Linkalot.

It’s all going bananas, in our latest spelling lesson: I Just Can’t Stop Finding Things That Look Like Letters. Stuck in the house? Time to get spelling. Tune in at 2pm BST. .

Is China leading the way in technology? Well, it will definitely help you to spell it. Discover how in spelling lesson 42. .

Have you got the links? “He helps her to get here and there.” Today: Spelling Lesson 29: I Just Can’t Stop Finding Words Inside Words. Livestream at 2pm BST.

Grow Your Muscles at the G Y M, and watch those weights! Find out what we are talking about in our livestreaming spelling lesson: Even More Acrostics & “Susie’s Stories” (Sir Linkalot Time!). Livestreaming on Sir Linkalot’s YouTube...

Go straight to the top of the class – learn spelling with our lesson about School Words. With Susie Dent as Lady Lexicographer exploring interesting words.

Find out how things in everyday life can help you with spelling from children's eyes exploding to grandad's false teeth... Material covered: Door & floor Were Question Buy Tie The sound 'i' at the end of a word

Don't fall behind on english/spelling during lockdown: L30. A dose of mushy ̶p̶e̶a̶s̶ / peace with your spelling in today’s show. Even More Homophones livestreaming at 2pm BST, YouTube. .

Childish behaviour ahead today in spelling Lesson 36–Subject: English Language & 'Susie's Stories'. Today's lesson is all about the oddities of the English Language. With some interesting stories about words from Lady Lexicographer.

An easy visual way to remember the word Parliament, and other history words in today’s lesson: “My Parent ‘Liam’, got an ‘email’ from Parliament last week from Parliament but it was all back to front.” Find out more at 2pm BST.

A most excellent show today. Everyone’s Favourite Words Inside Words is lesson 33. Time to get spelling, livestreaming at 2pm BST. .

You'll see Sir Linkalot putting Lady Lexicographer through the wringer in this lesson. Risky, Linky. Risky. Material covered: Encourage Character Autumn Tongue Susie's Story - Desperate Susie's Story - Sergeant

Why doesn't anyone talk to a circle? It's pointless! Who invented fractions? Henry the Eighth … Learn how to spell in a funny, amusing way with Sir Linkalot and Lady Lexicographer today in Maths Words & 'Susie's Stories'.

Why did the pirate take ages to learn the alphabet? Because they took ages at ‘C’. Boom, boom. Seafarers and ‘landlubbers’ will love today’s lesson which is all about geography words. .

We always like to have a laugh while learning spelling. Tune in at 2pm for some wondrous wordplay.

Using funny rude words to remember longer, harder ones. Childish but fun. Join us in today’s lesson for more unmentionables.

Tuck into a delicious spread of spelling links, specially prepared to whet your appetite for learning.

Sir Linkalot gets into fashion in today’s show: Not More Things That Look Like Letters … Surely! The most entertaining way to brush up on your spelling.

Remember the #spelling of breakfast and other links as we explore food in today's lesson: All Things Foody & ’Susie’s Stories’. Get your spelling sunny side up … Andy Salmon (AKA Sir Linkalot) is channelling a short order cook serving...

What makes a number prime? What makes a number composite? Learn the difference between prime and composite numbers.