This is the second lesson in a beginner-friendly Python series for GCSE Computer Science. It moves students past basic variables and teaches them how to build programs that ask questions, process answers, and “talk” to the user.
What’s in the box?
Easy-to-Follow Lesson Slides: A full PowerPoint that explains input(), print(), and “Casting” (converting text to numbers) with clear, visual examples.
Student Practice Worksheet: 16 fun coding tasks that get progressively harder—starting with a simple “Hello World” and ending with building a multiplication table generator.
Teacher Answer Key: A complete solution sheet with the exact code needed for every task. No guesswork required!
Students will learn how to:
Ask users for their name, age, and favorite things.
Do math with user-provided numbers (like calculating a retirement year).
Fix common “Syntax Errors” and handle different types of data.
Use a basic for loop to automate tasks.
Perfect for:
GCSE Computer Science (Key Stage 4).
Introductory Python units for Year 9 or Year 10.
Non-specialist teachers looking for a “plug-and-play” lesson.
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