Click on this picture and use the supplied template to write an exciting narrative text.

Head to this website for some great creative writing inspiration and story starters.

Download this fun Kiwi 'Lockdown Diary' and have fun filling it out with your whānau!

Check out these really fun video based writing prompts from John Spencer.

Click on this picture to be taken through to our Essential Words Spelling Lists - You could ask someone from your bubble to test you on Essential Lists One to Six.

Try using this template to write your very own recounts with a clear beginning, middle and end section - Use the included sequential words to help!

If you need some creative writing inspiration, check out these workshops from Cressida Cowell, the author and illustrator of the How to Train Your Dragon series.

Click on the link above to see an instructional writing template.Use this to write instructions about how to make a meal, paper plane or anything else you can think of!

This game helps you practice solving addition problems by counting on from the highest number.

Test your basic facts skills by playing this game where you can choose between +, -, x or / questions!

If you are up for a challenge, try out some of these Cambridge extension activities.

Head online to Prodigy and use your school login details to play amazing Maths games!

Khan Academy offers fantastic online lessons that will help you master new strategies.

Head to Math Playground where you will find word problems for every difficulty level!

This game uses models to help as you add double and triple digit numbers together.

This programme helps you develop your mathematical thinking through problem solving.

There are lots of livestreams on Explore that you can check out - keep an eye out for sharks!

This activity from Te Papa Tongarewa will help you learn more about Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

Check out the DK Find Out website to explore lots of great shark facts and images!

This website has text and audio of a book exploring Te Tiriti o Waitangi and what it means to us.

This great activity lets you develop your very own tohu, or mark, to represent your whānau.

Click on the picture above to check out loads of amazing facts about sharks and their habitats.

Head to this link to take a fun 'behind the scenes' look at the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi!

Explore the realm of underwater life with a range of 360 images, fun facts and much more.

Check out this awesome series of 44 engineering and science challenges for kids and whānau!

This amazing website from the Metropolitan Museum of Art has super art resources!

Māori Television has lots of on demand shows that will help you develop your te reo Māori skills!

The Google Chrome Music Lab has a range of fun new ways to make music for you to explore.

The Les Mills Born to Move series on TVNZ has lots of fantastic workouts to keep you active.

This website has a range of fun games, puzzles and learning activities that you can explore.

Explore the world's largest hub of Pasifika content - all in one easy to access place!

Interact with a range of artworks and pieces of music with this range of games from Google.

Use this website to explore and learn our taonga of New Zealand Sign Language.

Learn about how to enjoy art with children's author and illustrator Mo Willems!

Check out GoNoodle when you have some serious energy to burn - This website will keep you active!

Head to CS Unplugged's Home Activities page to explore amazing coding activities.

Gamefroot is an amazing site that allows learners to design and code their very own game!

Head online to Quick Draw for lots of fun, quick thinking and 'doodling challenges'!

HEIHEI is a safe space for tamariki to view shows and play a range of online games.

Duolingo offers learners of all ages free bite sized language lessons - give it a go!