Engaging, off-screen activities designed for primary school children to learn Computing fundamentals and Computational Thinking. All learning provisions are designed to develop student’s communication, collaboration, and creativity skills! This series may be used by teachers or parents. Each book contains a set of 9 computing concepts, which are taught and delivered through fun games, activities, puzzles, and roleplay. Students gain easy understanding of those abstract computing concepts, since all games are tangible, visual, and related to real-life activities. Learning Objectives and Success Criteria are clearly articulated in each of the 9 topics, supporting educators in evaluating children’s understanding of each topic. Top tips are provided for each concept, aiming to make lesson preparation quick and simple. Common misconceptions are given in the material – a collection of misunderstanding from children gathered through years of teaching. All topics are mapped to the English National Curriculum for Computer Science (Published in 2014).

About this item

• Completely off-screen activities for young students to learn computing and computational thinking
• Encourage the development of children’s communication, collaboration, and creativity skills
• A variety of games, activities, quizzes, and roleplay supports the understanding of each computing concept
• Learning Objective driven
• Common misconceptions are as important as the concept itself, and aid in deeper understanding

Book 1 Topics:

• Memory Boxes (Variables) 
• Lists (Arrays)
• The Right Order (Sequences)
• Booleans
• Flowcharts
• Making Choices (Conditionals)
• Loops
• Tree Structures
• Secret Messages (Morse code)