Simple follow the flowchart homework

Lesson activity or homework where students are given 5 pseudocode programs and they must identify what each line of the program will do

Worksheet where students identify the functions of peripherals and whether they are inputs or outputs

Bitmap activity where students colour a design on the top grid using the 4-bit colour chart provided, the reproduce the same image in the grid below by filling in the pixels with the relevant bits

Lesson resources for a small Scratch project creating a virtual pet. Perfect for a first programming project for KS2-KS3. Included: Labelling Scratch interface starter Scratch Virtual Pet file as working example Virtual Pet Plan for students to fill out before beginning programming Guide for finding image sprites and how to remove backgrounds Virtual Pet guide

Whole lesson on flowcharts, introducing the symbols and their meanings, algorithms, and flowchart activities

File sizes lesson explaining bits, bytes, and greater file sizes Sheet for students to complete by researching/calculating different file sizes in order (answer sheet also provided)

Lesson resource of homework designed for students to write algorithms for how to travel between 2 tube stations. This will teach the students: - the importance of thinking step-by-step - the importance of specificity of instructions (what direction to travel on which line and for how many stops) - that multiple solutions can be applied to on problem, but that some may be more efficient than others

Lesson based around the input-output-process definition of what a computer is

A lesson & interactive PowerPoint introducing students to how computers organise files and folders

Worksheet where students identify the functions of common shortcuts and file extensions

Quick activity to follow a flowchart through with different inputs and identify to corresponding outputs

A quick binary-to-denary/denary-to-binary decoding activity

Activity where students label the different areas of the desktop.

An introduction to directory trees, including drawing them out using icons and using formatting more familiar to Windows.