A game that can be used as a plenary or to identify key terms for a lesson. I often use 'fun' categories, followed by a couple more serious ones. I have included a tutorial of how to play and a blank sheet to print out. Students are required to think of words for each category and as soon as they have filled in all the categories in a horizontal line they need to shout 'stop the bus' everyone needs to put their pens down and they can score points by putting original words in. Teacher or student to pick the letter that the whole class use. Please see tutorial for more detail. Only trouble I have had is trying to score the class as a whole when they play individually. I often just use the person who has said stop the bus first.

A power point with simple definitions and a few exam questions at the end

Edexcel GCSE ICT, unit 1 personal digital devices - general powerpoint. I am not an ICT teacher, but I am teaching ICT. I have primarily used the Edexcel Revision Guide which has been great, but I needed a a power point to teach from, so this is what I have made. It's not very detailed, but it's a starting point for teachers in the same position as me.

A resource briefly looking at security measures, personal space, information misuse, cookies, privacy policy, followed by questions and activities for students.

Edexcel GCSE ICT, unit 2 connectivity general. I am not an ICT teacher, but I am teaching ICT. I have primarily used the Edexcel Revision Guide which has been great, but I needed a a power point to teach from, so this is what I have made. It's not very detailed, but it's a starting point for teachers in the same position as me.

Edexcel GCSE ICT, unit 3 operating online. I am not an ICT teacher, but I am teaching ICT. I have primarily used the Edexcel Revsion Guide which has been great, but I needed a a power point to teach from, so this is what I have made. It's not very detailed, but it's a starting point for teachers in the same position as me.

A very basic resource made by a non specialist ICT teacher, taken mostly from the Edexcel GCSE Revision Book. Made for a class to discuss and share online shopping experiences. Previous homework was for students to list and describe both positive and negative online shopping experiences. Students to then create revision material to be reviewed by other students. It is very basic, but as a teacher without any resources it might help someone else as a building block.

I have used this for Year 9's to refresh the e-safety topic as we often discuss around the topic. Based on the previous lesson, students are to write a short synopsis of how they will carry out their website creation making them consider the steps they need to take and to provide them with a list of tasks that they need to complete. Students can then start to use the Web design software, we use WebPlus but anything similar would be fine to use. I normally allow them to choose a topic, but the option of making it e-safety based is in there.

These were originally used to teach Edexcel GCSE ICT but they can easily be used in some cases as stand alone ICT/Computer Science lessons. All resources are included, there are activities for students to work on as well as a power point for teaching the content. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.

I have used this as an introductory Year 7 e-safety lesson, students have a word search to help identify key words used throughout the topic. During the next two lessons I would expect this to last over an hour as students will need to be given folders, target grade stickers and a general introduction into the how to use the computer etc. This also gives the teacher time to circulate around the room and get to know the class.

These were originally used to teach Edexcel GCSE ICT but they can easily be used in some cases as stand alone ICT/Computer Science lessons. All resources are included, there are activities for students to work on as well as a power point for teaching the content. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.

These were originally used to teach Edexcel GCSE ICT but they can easily be used in some cases as stand alone ICT/Computer Science lessons. All resources are included, there are activities for students to work on as well as a power point for teaching the content. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.

These were originally used to teach Edexcel GCSE ICT but they can easily be used in some cases as stand alone ICT/Computer Science lessons. All resources are included, there are activities for students to work on as well as a power point for teaching the content. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.

These were originally used to teach Edexcel GCSE ICT but they can easily be used in some cases as stand alone ICT/Computer Science lessons. All resources are included, there are activities for students to work on as well as a power point for teaching the content. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.

Used for Year 7's Fun lesson - students don't need computers

Used for Year 7's Quite possibly more than 1 lesson

These were originally used to teach Edexcel GCSE ICT but they can easily be used in some cases as stand alone ICT/Computer Science lessons. All resources are included, there are activities for students to work on as well as a power point for teaching the content. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.

These were originally used to teach Edexcel GCSE ICT but they can easily be used in some cases as stand alone ICT/Computer Science lessons. All resources are included, there are activities for students to work on as well as a power point for teaching the content. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.

These were originally used to teach Edexcel GCSE ICT but they can easily be used in some cases as stand alone ICT/Computer Science lessons. All resources are included, there are activities for students to work on as well as a power point for teaching the content. Please don't hesitate to get in touch if you have any questions.

I have used this for Year 9's to refresh the e-safety topic as we often discuss around the topic. Students are required to consider the aesthetics of a website they enjoy visiting and a website that they may find difficult to use. Students then need to analyse both websites in order to prepare to make their own website. Students then create a mind map for their website, I normally give them a free choice as they find this more engaging. Students will then be ready to move on to lesson 2.