2 worksheets Worksheet with data conversions question. 2 files including powerpoint and pdf versions. Worksheet with binary to denary and denary to binary conversion questions powerpoint and pdf versions. There is a questions sheet and an answer sheet for each worksheet. This data conversion worksheet uses the data types of Bytes, Megabytes, Kilobytes, Terabytes and Gigabytes based on the data values 1000 bytes in a KB etc rather than 1024. I couldn’t find anything similar online for the data conversions so had to make one. Hope this helps.

Set of 20 slides that show different simple python programs. THESE HAVE RECENTLY BEEN FIXED SO PLEASE DISREGARD 2 STAR REVIEW You will receive a set of slides and also a set of A4 sized pages suitable for printing and displaying around the class. Use them to help students with coding, ask students what the program would do when run, use them for activities or just as visual aids around the classroom. Rainbow coloured and bright Each slide has a title, a comment describing what the code will do and a copy of the code form Python.

You will receive 2 documents A set of slides with rainbow backgrounds showing key terms and definitions. These can be inserted into other slide shows. A set of slides of A4 size which can be easily printed out and stuck around the classroom There are also 3 bonus slides / sheets comtaining parts of a CPU, Registers and data sizes. In total there are 53 slides / sheets in the set. A great addition to any computing class room.

Malware display Includes different types of malware and their prevention techniques Also includes MALWARE heading. Can be printed in A5, A4 or A3 depending on the size of the display

This is a 7 page document perfect for students to work on individually. I would say it is perfect for year 7 and 8 but could be used for older KS2 children also. The document starts with a guide explaining the following cell references columns rows operations formulas It then moves on to explain the basic functions and give students some tasks to carry out on these functions using some scenario based data. SUM MAX MIN AVERAGE The document then briefly describes conditional formatting before explaining the COUNT and IF function. I use this document by pasting it onto One Note. There is a space for students to paste their work but this can be done directly onto the document. The document is on Word but is fully editable. It would be useful for IT cover work as it allows the students to learn independently but could also be set as a starter task in sections.

This powerpoint slide contains questions and tasks that a student can fill out to help create a revision document on the hardware section of their computer science GCSE. The topics included are CPU and componants fetch decode execute cycle performance of CPU Primary storage secondary storage additional hardware Their are 2 PowerPoints included in this download. Student Version - this is a PowerPoint that students can fill in to help them revise for the topic Answers - a PowerPoint with all of the answers. I gave my students this to complete as a refresher when we had covered the rest of the GCSE content. You can then use the answers to green pen. The students will then have a PowerPoint they can use to revise the topic. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FDkGnZlp0XA

A3 Knowledge organiser in PowerPoint format. Covering the following information AND OR NOT XOR Logic gates and truth tables for the above. As well as written explainations of what the above gates do. The correct order to simplify boolean algebra Step by step guide to drawing a truth table from a logic gate circuit Step by step guide to using truth tables to simplify boolean algebra The Knowledge Organiser is printable and fully editable

This unit of work is a complete unit which would be ideal for Computer Science KS3 teachers or non specialist. It consists off 6 PowerPoint slides each slide includes DO NOW task 6 worksheets 1 end of unit test with answers 1 knowledge organiser Printable malware matching card game 1 A3 end of topic revision sheet The lessons are as follows: Lesson 1: Cybercrime and strong passwords Lesson 2: Types of malware Lesson 3: How to protect against malware Lesson 4: Types of hacking and the Computer Misuse Act Lesson 5: Secure websites and the dangers of free Wi-Fi Lesson 6: Revision – A3 worksheet Lesson 7: Assessment (40-50 mins suggested) Everything is editable apart from the Knowledge organiser. Each lesson starts with a 5-10 minute DO NOW task and ends with the answers to the worksheet. Each lesson has 1-3 learning objectives. The worksheets can even be given as homework or completed in lesson, They can be marked by teacher or green penned with answers on slides. I would aim this towards year 7 and 8 although it could be also used by year 9 at a push. The A3 revision sheet is designed to be filled in by students at the end of the topic and would also make a good cover lesson.