e-gadget library content list

Here is the total list of Interactive Flash activities that you will be able to use if you join the e-gadget online library. In addition you will get over 1400 p-gadgets , i.e. illustrations and photographs. And of course this list will grow during the subscription year!! Click on the hi-lighted topics to sample them.

8 individual chime bars
A balanced meal
A balanced plate
Adults and babies - 1
Adults and babies - 2
Animal habitats
Baby and toddler
Butterfly life cycle
Can you find the hidden words?
Can you label the stages of the Water Cycle?
Can you label these features? - German
Can you label these features? - Spanish
Can you label these features? - French
Can you label these parts of a model vehicle?
Can you label these parts of a moving model?
Can you match the instruments to the correct labels?
Can you name these parts of a car?
Can you name these parts of a torch?
Can you name these parts of a wind-up toy?
Can you name these parts of the body?
Can you name these switches? -1
Can you name these switches? - 2
Can you put the correct example into each food group?
Can you put the images in order to show the process of making a batch of biscuits?
Can you put the pictures in the correct order to show the stages of growth?
Can you put the stages of the Water Cycle in the correct order?
Can you put the steps in order to show how to make a pair of slippers?
Can you put these festivals and holidays in the correct season?
Can you put these foods in the correct groups?
Can you put these pictures in order from youngest to oldest?
Caterpillar to butterfly
Changing movement - lawn mower
Changing movement - roundabout
Changing movement - seesaw
Changing movement - swing
Changing shape
Changing shape through heat
Changing shape through heat - photos
Changing shape using force
Chick Bobber
Chick feed
Chick slide
Classifying sounds
Controllable car
Counting bus
Counting farm
Crane
Dandelion life cycle
Day and night
Describing sounds
Design a moving monster
Different Cams
Different plants
Drag the pictures into the correct order to make a fruit salad.
Eating and drinking
Evaporation
Experimenting with melting ice
Experimenting with toy cars
Experimenting with toy cars - 1
Experimenting with toy cars - 2
Experimenting with toy cars - 3
Experimenting with toy cars - 4
Experimenting with toy cars - 5
Experimenting with toy cars - 6
Experimenting with toy cars - 7
Experimenting with toy cars - 8
Experimenting with toy cars - 9
Explore the park
Ferris wheel
Ferris wheel - Circuit
Find the object
Finding electrical appliances in the kitchen
Finding electrical appliances in the living room
Finding plants
Finger puppet
Fireworks
Fridge magnets
Frog life cycle
Frog spawn to frog
Fruit or veg?
Glove puppet
Growing beans investigation
Growing older
Hats off
Home-made cars
Homes
How are we different?
How could we describe these shelters?
How could we describe these structures?
How many passengers will be on the bus if 2 more people get on?
How many pivots can you find in the playground equipment?
How plants grow
How wind-up toys work
How would we label these parts of the body? - French
How would we label these parts of the body? - German
How would we label these parts of the body? - Spanish
Humans and other animals
In which month do we celebrate Remembrance Day?
Initial sounds - wordbook
Jumping Jack - Number line
Keeping healthy
Labelling homes
Labelling homes - photographs
Light explorer
Lights in a house
Listen to the rhythm
Listening to sounds
Listening to Sounds 1
Listening to Sounds 2
Listening to Sounds 3
Listening to Sounds 4
Listening to Sounds 5
Listening to Sounds 6
Listening to Sounds 7
Listening to Sounds 8
Listening to Sounds 9
Listening to Sounds 10
Listening to Sounds 11
Listening to Sounds 12
Listening to Sounds 13
Listening to Sounds 14
Listening to Sounds 15
Listening to Sounds 16
Listening to Sounds 17
Living & non-living things
Look at your body
Make a toy windmill
Making a face
Making a fruit salad
Making a moving monster
Making a slipper
Making a wind-up car
Making biscuits
Making bread
Making ice-cubes
Material strengths
Materials and finished objects
Measuring differences
Melting ice
Money containers
Museum alarms
My arm
My body
My head
My leg
Natural and man-made
Nets
Packing for evacuation
Parts of a bike
Parts of a lorry
Parts of a torch
Parts of car
Parts of the body
Parts of the body - French
Parts of the body - German
Parts of the body - Spanish
Pattern maker
Percussion instrument
Pitch explorer 1
Pivots - seesawv
Pivots - swings
Plant labelling
Plant lifecycle
Plant or animal?
Planting seeds
Plants need light and water
Pop up fir tree
Pulleys
Puppet maker
Push or pull - buggy?
Push or pull - door?
Push or pull - supermarket trolley?
Push or pull - toy?
Push or pull - window blind?
Push or pull? - 1
Push or pull? - 2
Push to break switch
Push to make switch
Put in the batteries
Reed switch
Respect for property
Rhythm explorer - 1
Rough and smooth surfaces
Sandwich maker
Saturation - Surface Run Off
Shelters
Shiny objects
Simon says
Simon Says
Slide surfaces
Slide switch
Sorting animals
Sorting materials
Sources of light
Speeding up and slowing down - cricket 1
Speeding up and slowing down - cricket 2
Speeding up and slowing down - cricket 3
Speeding up and slowing down - cricket 4
Stability of photograph frames
Stable shapes - seesaw
Stable shapes - swings
Stable square
Stable triangle
Stick puppet
Strengthening photograph frames
Strengths of light
String instrument
String puppet
Suitable materials
Testing sound and distance
The five senses
The Sun
The Water Cycle - Labelling Activity
Tilt switch
Torch circuit
Torch circuit
Tortoise concertina
Two way switch
Two Way Switch - sample
Types of bread
Types of biscuit
Unstable square
Using a paper pattern
Vehicle uses
Vending machine (Tilt switch)
Water and steam
Weaving
What do all plants need to grow well?
What do we call this activity?
What does this circuit need to make the torch work?
What force is used to change the shape of these materials?
What is missing from this circuit?
What must we add to make the torch work?
What is moving the monster?
What is pushing these objects?
What kind of puppet could you make with these materials?
What kinds of puppets are these?
What kind of switch should be used to turn on the lights at either the top or bottom of the staircase?
What kinds of mechanisms are used to make these pictures move?
What makes it move - sand wheel?
What makes it move - water mill?
What makes it move - water wheel?
What makes it move - windmill?
What material is used to make these objects? (photographs)
What musical instrument could you make with these materials?
What shapes can you see?
What type of house is this?
What type of package could you make with this net? - 1
What type of package could you make with this net? - 2
What would you make with these materials?
What would you use these money containers for?
When do we have holidays?
Where are the seeds? - 1
Where are the seeds? - 2
Where will Jack land if we add on 3?
Which animal begins with the letter ... d?
Which animal would you expect to find under the flower pot?
Which battery does it need?
Which belt and pulley will turn the wheel anticlockwise?
Which belt and pulley will turn the wheel clockwise?
Which bird lives near water?
Which bread is best for...?
Which cam will make the follower rise and fall once with each complete turn?
Which cam will make the follower rise and fall three times with each complete turn?
Which material was used to make these objects?
Which of these biscuits is a savoury biscuit?
Which of these breads do not yeast to make them rise?
Which of these clothes could not have been packed by an evacuee?
Which of these gives the strongest light?
Which of these instruments will make a high pitched sound?
Which of these is a baby frog?
Which of these is a healthy snack?
Which of these is a wind-up toy?
Which of these is true?
Which of these levers will make the tortoise pop its head out of its shell?
Which of these living things is not an animal?
Which of these materials is not found naturally?
Which of these materials would make the best bucket?
Which of these objects does not need electricity?
Which of these objects will not reflect light?
Which of these patterns is not a repeat pattern?
Which of these shapes is the most stable?
Which of these three levers will make the chick bob to the ground to eat corn?
Which of these tools does not have a lever?
Which of these toys could not have been packed by an evacuee?
Which of these toys would you pull?
Which pictures begin with these letters?
Which plants give us food?
Which purse is most suitable for carrying coins to school?
Which sandwich fillings give us proteins to help us grow?
Which type of switch should be used here to activate the alarm if the window is opened?
Which vehicle would you use to...?
Who should take responsibility for public property?
Why do we need a paper pattern?
Why do we need to make a template?
Will it work?
Wind instrument
Wind-up toys