Lesson plans and CPD teacher videos to instil confidence in your teaching of Computing and ensure pupil progression

Learning what data is, why it is useful and the different ways that it can be gathered and recorded both by humans and computers.
(5 lessons)

Introducing what computers are and how to use them, including logging in, using programs and saving work.
(5 lessons)

Exploring commands and instructions through a range of unplugged games and activities while developing an understanding of key programming vocabulary.
(5 lessons)

Developing mouse sills by learning how to log in and navigate around a computer while creating digital artwork.
(5 lessons)

Investigating algorithms, decomposition and debugging through unplugged activities linked to familiar contexts such as dressing up and making a sandwich.
(5 lessons)

Creating digital content by using simple digital tools to make drawings, text and recordings.

Developing keyboard and mouse skills by designing rockets, creating digital materials lists, using drawing software and recording data.
(5 lessons)
Multiple optionsExploring commands, instructions and errors through programming a Bee-Bot and learning how sequences control movement.
(5 lessons)
Multiple optionsExploring programming by giving clear instructions to a virtual Bee-Bot and explaining how it works.
(5 lessons)

Creating digital content with growing independence by selecting appropriate tools and making simple decisions about presentation.

Developing creativity and imagination through planning a miniature adventure story and capturing it using photography techniques.
(5 lessons)

Exploring data by collecting, organising and presenting information using digital tools. Pupils learn how to group data, create simple digital charts and pictograms and evaluate how effectively information has been represented and communicated.

Exploring online safety, including how to stay safe online, manage emotions when something causes upset and understand responsibilities as a digital user.
(5 lessons)

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