This colourful, curriculum-aligned knowledge organiser covers Loops & Repetition for KS1 Computing (Year 1 & 2). Perfect for classroom display, independent learning, homework support or revision. What’s included: • Key vocabulary with clear, simple definitions • What is a loop? — explained in child-friendly language with examples • Types of loops — count loops and forever loops clearly explained • Visual loop diagrams showing how count and forever loops work • Real-life loop examples children will recognise • Loops in Scratch and BeeBots — with visual code examples • Debugging loops — common mistakes and how to fix them • I Can self-assessment statements with tick boxes • National Curriculum links How to use this resource: • Hand out at the start of the unit as a reference guide • Stick into exercise books for children to refer to during lessons • Enlarge to A3 for classroom or working wall display • Send home for homework support and parent reference • Use for retrieval practice and end of unit revision • Ideal for SEN pupils needing vocabulary and visual support • Children can self-assess using the I Can statements Suitable for Year 1 and Year 2. Works brilliantly alongside Scratch, BeeBot and Scratch Jr loop activities. Fully aligned to the KS1 National Curriculum for Computing. No preparation needed — print and use straight away.

This colourful, curriculum-aligned knowledge organiser covers Data & Information for KS1 Computing (Year 1 & 2). Perfect for classroom display, independent learning, homework support or revision. What’s included: • Key vocabulary with clear definitions • What is data? — explained simply • Ways to collect data • Reading a pictogram — with visual example • Sorting & grouping explained • Tally charts • I Can self-assessment statements • National Curriculum links How to use this resource: • Hand out at the start of the unit as a reference guide • Stick into exercise books for children to refer to during lessons • Enlarge to A3 for classroom or working wall display • Send home for homework support and parent reference • Use for retrieval practice and end of unit revision • Ideal for SEN pupils needing vocabulary and visual support • Children can self-assess using the I Can statements Suitable for Year 1 and Year 2. Works brilliantly alongside data handling activities using BeeBots, Purple Mash and pictogram tools. Fully aligned to the KS1 National Curriculum for Computing. No preparation needed — print and use straight away.

This colourful, curriculum-aligned knowledge organiser covers Algorithms & Sequencing for KS1 Computing (Year 1 & 2). Perfect for classroom display, independent learning, homework support or revision. What’s included: • Key vocabulary with clear definitions • What is an algorithm? — explained simply • Real-life algorithm examples • Sequencing steps with visuals • Flowchart symbols explained • Debugging steps • I Can self-assessment statements • National Curriculum links How to use this resource: • Hand out at the start of the unit as a reference guide • Stick into exercise books for children to refer to during lessons • Enlarge to A3 for classroom or working wall display • Send home for homework support and parent reference • Use for retrieval practice and end of unit revision • Ideal for SEN pupils needing vocabulary and visual support • Children can self-assess using the I Can statements Suitable for Year 1 and Year 2. Works brilliantly alongside Scratch, BeeBot and Scratch Jr activities. Fully aligned to the KS1 National Curriculum for Computing. No preparation needed — print and use straight away.