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Introduce your students to databases and SQL / SQLite and build their knowledge through to a mini-project which uses their existing knowledge of Python and Tkinter. 1.3.2a - Database Concepts Flat file databases Entity identifiers Indexing Primary, Secondary, and Foreign keys Relational databases 1.3.2b - Database Normalisation Relational DB design Relationships and ERD Referential integrity Linking DB tables / Link tables Normalisation - reasons and 1NF, 2NF, 3NF 1.3.2c Transaction Processing Capturing Information ACID Record locking Redundancy 1.3.2d SQL SELECT FROM WHERE Conditions Sorting Dot notation JOIN Data types ALTER / UPDATE / DELETE / DROP SQL Worksheets Customer database: Import provided flat-file database and query it James Bond movies: Import provided flat-file database and query it. Note: this resource is available separately from my TES store High Scores: Import provided relational database and query it Marvel Cinematic Universe: examine provided SQL to create a new database Mini-project: plan and create a relational database and use Python and Tkinter to build an interface. Note: this project expects students to have a basic knowledge of Tkinter and independently research how to implement SQLite 3 in Python. No support files are provided for this activity.

Full unit of work for Edublocks, moving KS3 from Scratch to Python Turtle programming, with an emphasis on Computational Thinking, ready for moving to IDLE. Everything is fully resourced for simple delivery: answers, example files, and an end-of-unit assessment using Quizizz Lesson 1: Introduction to Python Overview of Computational Thinking; overview of the Python language; drawing equilateral shapes using Edublocks and Python Turtle. Edublocks XML files included. Lesson 2: Iteration Count-controlled and condition-controlled loops; Python’s for and while statements; using iteration to simplify drawing shapes using Edublocks and Python Turtle. Edublocks XML files included. Lesson 3: Variables Fun unplugged activity to explain the need and purpose of variables; using variables to store data. Edublocks XML files included. Lesson 4: Selection A comparison between how humans and computers make decisions; introduction to if, elif, and else statements. Edublocks XML files included. Lesson 5: Bringing it all Together A step-by-step guide to creating a program which asks the user to enter a shape name, and Turtle drawing it. Edublocks XML files included. Lesson 6: Revision and Assessment Q&A Revision; link to a Quizizz assessment on the unit of work; and a chance for students to reflect on their progress during the topic. Edublocks is a drag-and-drop programming language, visually similar to Scratch. My own students have enjoyed this topic and it has provided a good starting point for moving-on to IDLE. Lessons and examples use Edublocks 4 (due for release in Summer 2021) making this unit of work future-ready and a time-saving way to prepare students for IDLE.

Complete scheme of work for KS3 Computer Science theory topics, aligned to OCR R354 Entry Level Certificate in Computer Science. Introduces J277 topics and provides students with a comprehensive overview of the qualification before they choose their subject options. There are a total of 11 lessons which, depending upon term length, leaves time for an end-of-unit test or the R354 exam papers to be taken as required by OCR. Computer Hardware: external peripherals; internal components; input - process - output Operating Systems: the six primary functions of an operating system Applications Software: different categories of software and their purpose, overview of compression and defragmentation Storage: primary and secondary storage types Data representation: how computers use binary to store text, images, and audio Binary: Converting between binary and denary numbers, and binary addition Boolean Logic: introduction to AND, OR, and NOT gates; creating simple truth tables Moral, Ethical, and Legal Considerations: concerns about the moral, ethical, and legal impact of computers Computational Thinking: decomposition, abstraction, pattern recognition, and algorithms; defining success criteria; and creating a test plan Flowcharts: creating simple flowcharts Programming techniques: sequence, selection, and iteration; code maintainability; and variables Lessons consist of activities including: exam-style questions, discussions, research, and online tasks. Get your students ready for Key Stage 4 - download today.

Complete scheme of work for J277 OCR Computer Science 2.1 Computational Thinking, including PowerPoint for each lesson, homework sheets, worksheets, unplugged activities, Python example files, end-of-topic exam, and mark sheets. Designed for my mixed-ability group with lots of simple explanations; large clear and bright diagrams; chunked lessons; and stretch and activity tasks for higher-achieving students. Includes the following lesson PowerPoints and resources: Scheme of Work document 2.1.1a Abstraction 2.1.1b Decomposition, including “Decomposing Mickey Mouse” worksheet 2.1.1c Algorithmic Thinking, including “River Crossing Challenge” worksheet 2.1.2a Inputs, Processes, Outputs, including “Problem Solver Cheat Sheet” and Python code example file 2.1.2b Structure Diagrams, including Python files 2.1.2c Flowcharts 2.1.2c Pseudocode, including worksheet, answers, and Python files 2.1.2d Common Errors, including worksheet, answers, and Python files 2.1.2e Trace Tables, including worksheet, answers, and Python files 2.1.3a Linear Searches, including example PowerPoint 2.1.3b Binary Searches, including example PowerPoint 2.1.4a Bubble Sort, including Star Wars Bubble Sort PowerPoint 2.1.4b Merge Sort, including worksheet and example PowerPoint 2.1.4c Insertion Sort, including example PowerPoint 4 x homework sheets, with answers 1 x end-of-unit test, with mark sheet My students especially enjoyed the unplugged searching and sorting algorithms! Save yourself hours of planning by downloading now.

Ten list programming challenges to help students practice their Python and problem-solving skills and prepare for their Computer Science GCSE. Students use their existing programming knowledge to plan each challenge in the booklet before testing it on their computer. This “writing-before-typing” approach helps to develop the crucial skills needed to gain maximum marks in the algorithms section of their exam. The booklet is supplied ready to be printed and stapled to make a 16-page booklet (uses four duplex-printed A4 sheets), and as single pages for individual printing or uploading to your VLE. A full set of example code is provided for teachers, written in a way which is appropriate for GCSE students to fully understand. This is a great way for students to practice their coding skills. Download today.

Transform your BTEC Level 3 Computer Science Unit 15 / IT Unit 6 (Web Design) lessons with our expertly crafted resources! Designed to engage and empower students, these comprehensive teaching materials cover essential coursework topics (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript) to get your students engaged! Lesson 1: Web design An overview of the client-server relationship used by websites Basic design and layout principles Lesson 2: Introduction to HTML The structure of an HTML web page Commonly-used tags Self-paced worksheet for students Lesson 3: CSS CSS syntax External, internal, and in-line CSS Self-paced worksheet for students Lesson 4: Responsive design Explanation, reasons, and principles behind responsive design CSS media queries and examples Self-paced worksheet for students Lesson 5: Introduction to JavaScript Client-side vs server-side scripting Overview of the document object model (DOM) and how JavaScript interacts with it Self-paced worksheet for students Simple to deliver, with all answers to practical work, this is an ideal introduction to inspire and prepare your students for Unit 15. Download today.

Complete scheme of work for J277 OCR Computer Science 2.1 Computational Thinking, including PowerPoint for each lesson, homework sheets, worksheets, unplugged activities, Python example files, end-of-topic exam, and mark sheets. Designed for my mixed-ability group with lots of simple explanations; large clear and bright diagrams; chunked lessons; and stretch and activity tasks for higher-achieving students. Includes the following lesson PowerPoints and resources: Scheme of Work document 2.2.1a Variables, Constants, Operators, Inputs, Outputs, Assignments 2.2.1b Sequence, Selection, Iteration (inc Python files) - Updated October 2022 to include Python Switch (match) Statements 2.2.1c Arithmetic and Arithmetic Operators 2.2.2 Data Types (inc worksheet and Python solutions) 2.2.3a String Manipulation (inc Python solutions) 2.2.3b File Handling (inc Python solutions) 2.2.3c Databases and SQL (inc worksheet, answers, and Python SQLite 3 database file) 2.2.3d Arrays 2.2.3e Subprograms 3 x Homework worksheets and answers 1 x End-of-topic test Includes dozens of Python demonstration files and a Python-based SQLite 3 database for students to test their SQL commands. Save yourself hours of planning. Download now.

Ten string manipulation programming challenges to help students practice their Python and problem-solving skills and prepare for their Computer Science GCSE. Students use their existing programming knowledge to plan each challenge in the booklet before testing it on their computer. This “writing-before-typing” approach helps to develop the crucial skills needed to gain maximum marks in the algorithms section of their exam. The booklet is supplied ready to be printed and stapled to make a 16-page booklet (uses four duplex-printed A4 sheets), and as single pages for individual printing or uploading to your VLE. A full set of example code is provided for teachers, written in a way which is appropriate for the GCSE students to fully understand. This is a great way for students to practice their coding skills. Download today.

Complete scheme of work for J277 OCR Computer Science 1.5 Systems Software, including PowerPoint for each lesson, programming activity, homework sheet, end-of-topic exam, and mark sheets. Designed for my mixed-ability group with lots of simple explanations; large clear and bright diagrams; chunked lessons; and stretch and activity tasks for higher-achieving students. Includes the following: 1.5.1a - The purpose of an operating system 1.5.1b - Interfaces, Users, Files 1.5.1c - Memory, Multitasking, Peripherals 1.5.2a - Utility Software 1.5.2b - Encryption, Defragmenting, Compression + Python encryption activity Homework sheet (10 marks, plus answer sheet) End of topic test (designed to look like an exam paper, 25 marks, plus mark sheet) Save yourself weeks of planning by buying the Component 1 bundle at a reduced price!

Complete scheme of work for AQA 8132 Business Studies: 3.2 Influences on Business, featuring exam-style questions, paired activities, group work, and online research tasks. Designed for a mixed-ability group, and including large colourful diagrams; simple, chunked explanations; plenty of stretch activities for higher-ability students; and answers to all questions! This scheme of work includes the following PowerPoint lessons: 3.2.1 - Technology 3.2.2a - Ethical Considerations, plus printable class scenarios 3.2.2b - Environmental Considerations 3.2.3a - The Econcomic Climate 3.2.3b - Interest Rates 3.2.4 - Globalisation 3.2.5a - Legislation (a) 3.2.5b - Legislation (b) 3.2.6 - The Competitive Environment Download this complete unit of work to save hours of work.

Engage your students with this interactive Python Turtle activity that builds key computational thinking skills, including decomposition; algorithm design; pattern recognition; and iteration, in a fun and accessible way. This hands-on coding lesson begins with a simple paper-based maze activity to introduce the concept of using algorithms, moving on to using loops to improve efficiency. Students then apply their understanding by editing a pre-written Python Turtle file to control a mouse navigating a series of mazes to get the cheese. Ideal for KS3 or beginner Python learners Perfect for introducing iteration and algorithms Includes multiple mazes and opportunities for creative extension What’s included in the download: Full teacher guidance with clear setup instructions Student maze PowerPoint (printable or digital) Presentation slides explaining the task, how iteration helps, and code walkthroughs Python Turtle file with graphics in a ready-to-use ZIP folder Solution file for the first maze in a separate ZIP folder Five engaging mazes + a blank template for students to design their own Students love this activity! It’s a fantastic way to introduce key programming concepts through visual problem-solving and game-like tasks. Perfect for Computer Science teachers looking for a ready-made, high-quality Python lesson that promotes logic, creativity, and engagement.

Complete scheme of work for J277 OCR Computer Science 1.6 Ethical, Legal, Cultural and Environmental Impacts, including PowerPoint for each lesson, two homework sheets, end-of-topic exam, and mark sheets. Designed for my mixed-ability group with lots of simple explanations; large clear and bright diagrams; chunked lessons; and stretch and activity tasks for higher-achieving students. Includes the following: 1.6.1a - Introduction to topic and Stakeholders 1.6.1b - Ethical issues 1.6.1c - Society 1.6.1d - Cultural issues 1.6.1e - Environmental issues 1.6.1f - Privacy Issues 1.6.1g - Legislation (includes courtroom class activity) 1.6.1h - Software Licenses 2 x Homework sheets (10 marks, plus answer sheet) End of topic test (designed to look like an exam paper, 25 marks, plus mark sheet) All lessons are tried-and-tested. Save yourself hours of work by downloading now. Save yourself weeks of planning by buying the Component 1 bundle at a reduced price!

A complete scheme of work for AQA 8132 Business Studies: 3.5 Marketing, featuring exam-style questions, case studies, paired and group activities, worksheets, and discussions. Designed for a mixed-ability group, PowerPoints are clear and concise with chunked explanations and plenty of stretch activities for higher-attaining students. And, of course, all answers are supplied! The scheme of work includes the following: 3.5.1 Identifying and Understanding Customers 3.5.2 Market Growth and Segmentation + worksheet 3.5.3 The Purpose and Methods of Market Research 3.5.4a Overview of the Marketing Mix + printable case study 3.5.4b The Marketing Mix - Product + printable activity sheet 3.5.4c The Marketing Mix - Price + printable worksheet 3.5.4d The Marketing Mix - Promotion + printable worksheet 3.5.4e The Marketing Mix - Place + printable worksheet Save yourself hours of planning. Download now.

A complete scheme of work for AQA 8132 Business Studies 3.6 Finance, featuring exam-style questions, financial statement spreadsheet examples, paired and group activities, printable worksheets, and discussion activities. Designed for a mixed-ability group, PowerPoints are clear and concise with chunked explanations and plenty of stretch activities for higher-attaining students. And, of course, all answers are supplied! 3.6.1 Sources of Finance + worksheet 3.6.2 Cashflow + worksheet + spreadsheet examples 3.6.3a Break-even + worksheet + spreadsheet example 3.6.3b Investment + worksheet 3.6.4 Financial statements + worksheets + spreadsheet examples Save yourself hours of planning with these tried and tested resources. Download now.

Create quiz questions and answers in a spreadsheet, export to a CSV file, and write a Python program to use the CSV files for a multiple-choice quiz. Printable student instructions; stretch / challenge tasks; and example files for teachers, this makes a great revision or end-of-unit activity! Students can re-visit the CSV file and add more questions as the year progresses. Teaches: CSV (comma-separated value) files Python file-handling; two-dimensional lists; variables; iteration Stretch / challenge activities: Add a scoring system Accept upper and lower case inputs Fix a ‘bug’ where the same question may appear multiple times Add a graphic interface Files included: Printable PDF worksheet (copy and paste is restricted so students must type their code Sample CSV file with six questions and answers Python file of the completed activity Python file containing stretch / challenge solutions (except the GUI) This is a great one or two lesson activity – ideal for a spare lesson at the end of term. Download for free.

Download the binary bingo card, then use the free bingo-caller website* to randomly generate numbers to call out. How to use: each student choses four numbers between 0 and 15 and writes them onto the bingo card. The teacher loads the website onto a screen or SMART Board. A random binary number is chosen and displayed. Students convert the binary number into denary. The first student to get all four numbers shouts "BINGO!" and wins. Called numbers are listed at the bottom of the screen, and can be clicked for conversion to denary. A great plenary activity for KS3 and KS4 students which reinforces binary to denary conversion. Have fun :) * The website URL is stated at the bottom of the downloadable PDF.

** For use with the end of module tests in my J808 LO1 - LO7 SoW Bundle ** If you do not have the bundle, download it from my TES Shop. Save hours of analysing test data with this complete question-by-question analysis pack. Easy to set up Enter student marks into the spreadsheet Percentages and approximate grade are automatically calculated Colour-coded columns allow at-a-glance analysis of which questions students performed well on A Word mail-merge generates a “What went well” and “Even better if” list for each student which can then be used to provide individual feedback and help to fill knowledge gaps Personalised reports can be printed or emailed directly to students Step-by-step instructions included. April 2021 update: Grade boundaries have been updated. Grades are now stored in a single table rather than multiple nested IF statements. This will make it easier for you to verify and edit grade boundaries and apply them to all test data.