Early years computing resources

Keeping your class engaged with new and interesting classroom resources is vital in helping them reach their potential. With Tes Resources you’ll never be short of teaching ideas. We have a range of tried and tested materials created by teachers for teachers, from early years through to A level.

Breathe new life into your lesson plans with our primary and secondary classroom resources. Whether you’re looking for fun maths worksheets or brand new guided reading activities, we have thousands of free and premium resources for you to download. From early years to primary, you’ll find phonics worksheets and numeracy games and all you need to revise for Sats. From secondary to post-16, we have everything from French lessons to algebra activities, as well as GCSE revision guides and more.

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Katy Morag Art, ICT & Literacy resources bundle

2 ICT lesson flipcharts about using Google Maps. 2 Art/Literacy lesson flipcharts based on houses, stamps, postcards and writing. Includes an extension worksheet. All around the theme of Katy Morag!

By littlelearnersmail

What do I already know about? Starter/Plenary Template

Can be used as a starter to check current knowledge of your students. They can add whatever they want in the boxes and then at the end of the lesson they can tick if they were covered and/or add new words that they learned in the boxes.

By computingMK

Christmas Trees Revision Game Quiz Scoreboard

Suitable for ALL AGES Suitable for all CURRICULA Use this powerpoint to make quizes and revision more interesting and competitive. When groups get questions correct, they can add a decoration to their christmas tree. The best tree at the end of the game wins.

By roberthowe

How do you teach coding?

How do you teach coding? Who is this for? For primary teachers who teach programming - for both non-specialist and specialist computing teachers. What is it? This is a 15-minute research questionnaire by researchers at Queen Mary University of London. Why might you do this? Just doing the questionnaire, will help you think about your own planning and how you teach coding. If you are interested in taking part in the research to improve how we teach programming, pop your email at the end of the survey. Please help us find out more about how we teach programming so we can improve what how we teach our primary pupils how to code! Here is the research questionnaire. https://goo.gl/forms/4nWlR1kQ2r8mnFud2

By jlisaw8

Dealing with social media when you work in a school (staff INSET training)

Ideal for a school INSET day to teach staff how to responsibly use social media and how to help pupils who are victims of cyberbullying. Includes a PowerPoint presentation and staff handout. The PowerPoint presentation explores the rules for staff using their own personal social media accounts, it looks at how students are currently using social media and and gives guidelines for how staff should deal with a pupil who reports cyber bullying. It also includes a 2 sides handout giving staff instructions for blocking followers on Twitter and for making sure their Facebook privacy settings are correctly managed. For high-quality ready to use computing teaching resources visit www.nicholawilkin.com

By nwilkin

Online Safety- Email Lesson

A short lesson designed to practicalise the idea to children, that posting on the internet is not as clear as they think. Included is: lesson plan; powerpoint to complete lesson with notes; template for children to use to write their 'post'.

By akeohane2

Computing Assessments for each year group

New computing curriculum assessments, one for each year group. These allow termly planning based on the curriculum and clear assessments as evidence for Ofsted and ICT leadership. Each Year group's assessment is split into: Programming; Data handling and multimedia; Digital literacy and Online Technologies; Online Safety; General computer skills. Then further broken down to LA, MA and HA attainment targets.

By akeohane2

Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Computing History Poster #2

Computing history is an important part of IT education. It helps to know one's roots and to have a greater appreciation of today's technology, and it also promotes interest in how things used to be before the days of the smartphone. This poster gives a (very) brief overview on the history of the ZX Spectrum, a computer that defined a generation, alongside some magazine ads and a high-resolution illustration of the device itself. Oh, and the date's on there...wouldn't want to forget that. This package includes one poster in three different sizes: A2, A3 and A4. The images are in .jpg format and are set in print-ready CMYK colour.

By Spacefarer

Apple Macintosh - Computing History Poster #1

Computing history is an important part of IT education. It helps to know one's roots and to have a greater appreciation of today's technology, and it also promotes interest in how things used to be before the days of the smartphone. This poster gives a (very) brief overview on the history of Apple's "insanely great" Macintosh, alongside some ads from the time of its release and a high-resolution illustration of the device itself. Oh, and the date's on there...kind of an important fact, don't you think? This package includes one poster in three different sizes: A2, A3 and A4. The images are in .jpg format and are set in print-ready CMYK colour.

By Spacefarer

Teach ICT Capability in Primary Literacy

This bundle provides key scaffolding notes that will help you plan, teach and assess ICT capability alongside the literacy context. If you want to be effective in your technology integration then this is the bundle for you. Begin integrating technology and teach ICT capability in literacy lessons today.

By ictesolutionsau