This 27-page workbook is targeted towards beginner programmers who are learning to use Python. The Turtle module is a feature of Python that allows you to draw graphics on to the screen - and is a much more engaging way to teach coding than through the use of boring old text. This package contains: Links to 15 short and sharp video tutorials (all made by this author - they can be found on YouTube at - https://tinyurl.com/yyul3er8). The code is provided for teachers. 17 practical activities to be completed by students. The code is provided for teachers. Easy-to-understand theory notes about coding and Turtle concepts An example assessment task As mentioned above, all of the activity answers and completed code is supplied. The workbook is completely editable, so if some of the questions don’t suit your audience, simply go in and quickly change them. Everything included in this package works on a range of operating systems and it is all completely free to use. The Python editor I use in my videos is Mu - get it free at https://codewith.mu/ This package would be ideal for ICT teachers and those with students doing home learning.

This resource provides you with essential graphic design skills in Adobe Illustrator. It is aimed at students beginning their study in graphic design from grades 8 through to 12. This unit focuses on the ‘flat design’ technique - made famous by Microsoft’s graphic design team. Students will complete 20 tutorials and 3 projects throughout this course of study. Associated video tutorials can be found at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS9qLR8VoFA6mbRSIT02sfSjiyixRVDgM This work will cover you for about 10 weeks.

This Pygame Zero starter pack is a fantastic way to teach your students how to code games in Python. Pygame Zero is a stripped back version of Pygame and is fantastic for beginners. This is a 10-week course that will engage students for a full school term. This pack contains: 4 x video tutorials that step students through creating each game (Treasure Hunt, Zombie Run, Flappy Bird and Dodge the Worms) All images, sounds, and fonts included All completed game files included 2 x student challenges (Street Racer and Grab the Coin) 1 x presentation and 1 x worksheet on how to make an effective video game 1 x assessment task with helpful templates Students will code in a free app called Mu (codewith.mu) and use the free Pygame Zero Helper file (https://www.aposteriori.com.sg/pygame-zero-helper/) to make some awesomely entertaining games!

Teach your students all there is to know about responsive web design using HTML and CSS. This engaging bundle of work will last you at least 10 weeks and comes with the following items: 7 x video tutorials, including all resources and source code 2 x student challenges 3 x theory lessons (HTML/CSS, Accessibility, Web Design Principles) 1 x assessment task with helpful templates The free https://brackets.io/ website editor is used throughout this bundle of work. Save yourself the time and effort of planning a web design unit - download this beauty today!

This is the revised and updated Python coding workbook that is a full term worth of work. To date, it has had over 6000 downloads and all 5-star reviews. It is targeted at first-time programmers that haven’t used a scripting language before (but are ready to move on from block-based coding). It would be ideal for Grades 6-9. The workbook is 40 pages in length and contains: Links to 22 short and sharp Python video tutorials (all made by this author - they can be found on YouTube at - https://tinyurl.com/suy74go). The code is provided for teachers. 24 practical activities to be completed in Python. The code is provided for teachers. Easy-to-understand theory notes about computer programs, coders, algorithms, flowcharts, sequence-selection-iteration, and all the coding concepts covered in the book A glossary of keywords Useful links to extend your Python knowledge An exam with answer booklet All of the activity answers and completed code is supplied. The workbook is completely editable, so if some of the questions don’t suit your audience, simply go in and quickly change them. Everything included in this package works on a range of operating systems and it is all completely free to use. This package would be ideal for ICT teachers and non-specialist staff.

This 6-lesson activity pack contains Christmas coding tasks that will keep your students engaged as the year draws to a close. In this bundle, you will find fun activities that will have your students coding amazing designs using Python’s Turtle module. Students will learn to code: Santa’s hat Christmas gifts A Christmas tree A wreath A decoration A snowman This pack contains a ready to print work booklet, as well as direct links to my step-by-step video tutorials, which are fun, easy to follow and help kids understand Python code. I have also supplied 6 extension tasks and included the finished code for each of the tasks in the booklet. This is a fantastic resource that will keep your kids enagaged and will keep you sane in the final weeks of the school year - all for the price of a cup of coffee. If you have any questions - just ask! Enjoy the bundle!

This package contains a detailed presentation (44-slides in length) that is packed full of useful and engaging information/activities about magazine covers. It is easy to follow and suitable for all levels of high school. This is a must-see slideshow before any student studies and creates their own magazine cover. You will also have access to a step-by-step video tutorial that will show you how to create a professional magazine cover using Adobe Photoshop and Photopea (a free, online alternative to Photoshop). You will also get access to a few other tutorials that can be used to build skills in Photoshop and Photopea. LEARNING GOALS Students will be able to analyse a magazine cover by taking into consideration the genre, codes and conventions, mode of address and social issues. Students will be able to apply their knowledge of magazine cover design to create their own magazine cover using technical software.

This unit of work is an excellent insight to the exciting world of video. Students will learn about: Shot sizes Camera angles Camera movements How to capture sound Conventions for a TV news report How to use a green screen Camera care and how to get started with a DSLR This unit can be adapted to suit any context, but does focus on “News Reports.” Included in this pack are detailed lessons, interesting PowerPoint presentations, engaging worksheets, practical activities, an assessment task with ‘A’ grade examplar, and a few other helpful bits and pieces. This unit would suit all levels of high school (Ages 12+). All worksheets and presentations can be edited to suit your audience. This unit has been taught successfully in Australia for the past 3 years, with fantastic student engagement.