Implement simple digital solutions as visual programs with algorithms involving branching (decisions) and user input
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Coding is a way of thinking, a way of problem-solving, and can exist even without a computer. Unplugged coding is a great way to introduce t...
This presentation is the perfect way to introduce young students to the principles behind coding. During the presentation, students will lea...
This presentation supports the full 'Designing Digital Solutions' unit for Years 3–4. It guides students through key Digital Technologies co...
This printable worksheet introduces students to the concept of digital systems. It includes three engaging tasks: identifying digital versus...
This worksheet supports students in identifying and sorting data types, such as text, image and sound. It features a matching task, a catego...
This two-page design thinking worksheet supports Years 3–4 students in planning and developing their own digital solution. Using a scaffolde...
This two-page worksheet helps students break down and visualise the steps involved in creating an algorithm. Designed for middle primary, th...
This worksheet introduces students to algorithmic thinking through a simple, visual flowchart about how to water a plant. It includes struct...
This reflective assessment worksheet supports students in evaluating the success of their coded digital solutions. Students name their progr...
This printable flowchart card set includes key symbols used in creating digital flowcharts, such as Start, End, Steps and Loop. Designed to...
This rubric supports assessment of student understanding and application in the 'Designing Digital Solutions' unit. It clearly outlines expe...
This 10-question digital quiz assesses key concepts from the "Designing Digital Solutions" unit for Years 3–4. The quiz includes a mix of mu...
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