I designed this for Year 7 - 9 pupils for Computer Science lessons, Year 10 and 11 wanted to do it too. Really good ice breaker. Gives a good understanding on where Hexadecimals are used in computing. Also pupils who know how to convert to binary can do the extended task. You can also explain the concepts of pixels, there is a lot pupils can learn from this basic colouring exercise.

Developed this for year 11’s as programming knowledge is required so that they can understand the concept of bubble sort in theory and in practice. There are many different methods using Python. This was the easiest for me and I just wanted my pupils to code and practice coding. The tutorial attached works and has been tested. If you do not agree with my comments on the code please change. I think once you get the students started with this they will be able to work it out for themselves. Thank You

Word search and answers provided, ideal for KS4. Pupils should be able to identify words without having any hints to help them.