Use the clues to find words and locate them on the tree shaped word search Happy Christmas

General knowledge computer science word spiral starter task. Use the clues to find keyterms, write them in the spiral, find the circled letters, unscramble to reveal the hidden word!

Keyword starter activity for OCR GCSE Computing - representing data section. - 2 sided document to print (One side is a wordsearch with clues for the keywords, the second side is a keyword scramble activity) Binary, Hexadecimal, Pixels,

A revision/teaching aid worksheet (Double sided) That includes explanations and examples of binary logic notations, Truth Table tasks, Logic gate diagram tasks.

Look for the number pattern in the worm segments. Fill in the blank segments with Binary code. Ideal task for learning binary numbers or as a starter activity for older students.

A Halloween Computer Science Worksheet based on Hardware (Input Devices) Students need to select the input devices from the list of hardware and place them in the correct place to reveal a hardware keyword.

Students use the letters at the top of the page to complete the keywords below. Each letter can be used once. Can be used to help students think about spelling keywords correctly.

Complete the segments by filling them in with binary numbers. The numbers should complete a number pattern. Ideal activity for learning binary / a starter activity

A double sided worksheet with logical expressions and spaces for students to practice drawing logic circuits. Includes basic expressions using AND, OR and NOT as well as more challenging expressions using XOR NOR and NAND

A revision resource I have used with year 11 students that explains sorting and searching algorithms: Binary Linear Bubble Insertion Merge With questions to help students revise these areas.

Click on the link to download the game: You have 5 lives to try and get to level 7. The higher the level the faster they drop! Enjoy!

Use the clues to find the values of the shapes. Good starter/settler activity

A python programming challenge where students are expected to write a program that checks if a password is considered to be strong. The password must be greater than a certain length, include numbers, symbols, upper & lower case letters, not contain certain words or number pattens. The booklet includes: A tick sheet for when students have managed a certain task A test plan to check that certain passwords are ‘strong’ or not Some useful snipits of python code that will assist the students. An extension task. Good practice for string manipulation. Depending on your group ability, this could be a 1 or 2 lesson activity.

7 keyword challenges on computer science topics: Databases Programming Software Hardware Networks File Types & Acronyms

Use the images to guess the computer science keywords

Students use the Inputs and Outputs and draw the possible logic gates that could be placed where the ? is. The 2nd side of the sheet looks at the use of multiple gates.

A worksheet with 3 binary number games. Ideal starter / settler task.