This is the fourth lesson in my Introduction to Python Programming unit of work. It covers how to use escape sequences correctly in Python programs. Each lesson in the unit also comes with a short quiz which can be used to assess progress and also to introduce an element of competition to the lessons. Resources included: > Lesson plan > Lesson PowerPoint > Worksheets These are all ready to go with minimal preparation, or can be edited to suit the needs of your class. Copyright Notice: This product is for personal, classroom use only. You may not share this document with anyone else. A discount is available for additional licences if friends or colleagues would like to purchase this for use in their own classroom. You may edit this document, but must give appropriate credit when using the resource. If you are unsure about what your licence allows you to do, please do not hesitate to contact me using the contact form on my store.

Assessment document with "I Can" Statements This passport can be given to each child in the class and used to keep track of their mastery of each English concept from the National Curriculum. I place a sticker in their passport when they have achieved the statement, but you could also tick for each time it has been shown, and then put a sticker over after a certain number of ticks, to show development of the skill. This is a great way for students to keep track of their learning through the year. I have used the statements from the curriculum as a basis to write my I can statements. This includes instructions to easily print as a booklet from Adobe Acrobat or Reader.

This task is designed to practice budgeting skills, and could be used in KS2 or lower KS3. There are two options for the tasks, page 6 is a general version, and page 7 is an alternative that could be used at the end of Year 6 when discussing starting high school. Students will need to be provided with either store catalogues which feature the items required, or access to the internet to get prices from store websites. I have given students free reign here in how to record their work, but you may wish to give them a template to follow, or some examples. No grading rubric has been attached due to the open nature of the task and the range of students it could apply to, but there is a brief mention to students of how they will be graded on page 9, which should help you start a grading rubric specific to your class. Copyright Notice: This product is for personal, classroom use only. You may not share this document with anyone else. A discount is available for additional licences if friends or colleagues would like to purchase this for use in their own classroom. If you wish to edit this document, please purchase the editable version from my store or contact me if no editable version is available, and give appropriate credit when using the resource. If you are unsure about what your licence allows you to do, please do not hesitate to contact me using the contact form on my store.

Assessment document with "I Can" Statements This passport can be given to each child in the class and used to keep track of their mastery of each maths concept from the National Curriculum. I place a sticker in their passport when they have achieved the statement, but you could also tick for each time it has been shown, and then put a sticker over after a certain number of ticks, to show development of the skill. This is a great way for students to keep track of their learning through the key stage. I have used the statements from the curriculum as a basis to write my I can statements. This includes instructions to easily print as a booklet from Adobe Acrobat or Reader.

This task is designed to practice budgeting skills in Year 4, 5 or 6, or even at the start of Year 7 as a Back to School project. There are two options for the tasks, page 6 is a general version, and page 7 is an alternative that could be used at the end of Year 6 when discussing starting high school. Students will need to be provided with either store catalogues which feature the items required or access to the internet to get prices from store websites. I have given students free reign here in how to record their work, but you may wish to give them a template to follow, or some examples. No grading rubric has been attached due to the open nature of the task and the range of students it could apply to, but there is a brief mention to students of how they will be graded on page 9, which should help you start a grading rubric specific to your class. I have given the product as a PowerPoint file so that the shopping list can be edited, but I have included printing instructions from a PDF file as this is the easiest way to print. PowerPoint files can be exported to PDF through Microsoft PowerPoint. Copyright Notice: This product is for personal, classroom use only. You may not share this document with anyone else. A discount is available for additional licences if friends or colleagues would like to purchase this for use in their own classroom. If you wish to edit this document, please purchase the editable version from my store or contact me if no editable version is available, and give appropriate credit when using the resource. If you are unsure about what your licence allows you

This is the seventh lesson in my Introduction to Python Programming unit of work. It covers how to use built-in libraries, including random, correctly in Python programs. Each lesson in the unit also comes with a short quiz which can be used to assess progress and also to introduce an element of competition to the lessons. Resources included: > Lesson plan > Lesson PowerPoint > Worksheets The worksheets are given in PDF and Word format. These are all ready to go with minimal preparation, or can be edited to suit the needs of your class. Copyright Notice: This product is for personal, classroom use only. You may not share this document with anyone else. A discount is available for additional licences if friends or colleagues would like to purchase this for use in their own classroom. You may edit this document, but must give appropriate credit when using the resource. If you are unsure about what your licence allows you to do, please do not hesitate to contact me using the contact form on my store.

Assessment document with "I Can" Statements This passport can be given to each child in the class and used to keep track of their mastery of each science concept from the National Curriculum. I place a sticker in their passport when they have achieved the statement, but you could also tick for each time it has been shown, and then put a sticker over after a certain number of ticks, to show development of the skill. This is a great way for students to keep track of their learning through the year. I have used the statements from the curriculum as a basis to write my I can statements. This includes instructions to easily print as a booklet from Adobe Acrobat or Reader.

Assessment document with "I Can" Statements This passport can be given to each child in the class and used to keep track of their mastery of each English concept from the National Curriculum. I place a sticker in their passport when they have achieved the statement, but you could also tick for each time it has been shown, and then put a sticker over after a certain number of ticks, to show development of the skill. This is a great way for students to keep track of their learning through the year. I have used the statements from the curriculum as a basis to write my I can statements. This includes instructions to easily print as a booklet from Adobe Acrobat or Reader.

Assessment document with "I Can" Statements This passport can be given to each child in the class and used to keep track of their mastery of each science concept from the National Curriculum. I place a sticker in their passport when they have achieved the statement, but you could also tick for each time it has been shown, and then put a sticker over after a certain number of ticks, to show development of the skill. This is a great way for students to keep track of their learning through the year. I have used the statements from the curriculum as a basis to write my I can statements. This includes instructions to easily print as a booklet from Adobe Acrobat or Reader.

This is the sixth lesson in my Introduction to Python Programming unit of work. It covers how to use selection correctly in Python programs. Each lesson in the unit also comes with a short quiz which can be used to assess progress and also to introduce an element of competition to the lessons. Resources included: > Lesson plan > Lesson PowerPoint > Worksheets The worksheets are given in PDF and Word format. These are all ready to go with minimal preparation, or can be edited to suit the needs of your class. Copyright Notice: This product is for personal, classroom use only. You may not share this document with anyone else. A discount is available for additional licences if friends or colleagues would like to purchase this for use in their own classroom. You may edit this document, but must give appropriate credit when using the resource. If you are unsure about what your licence allows you to do, please do not hesitate to contact me using the contact form on my store.

Assessment document with "I Can" Statements This passport can be given to each child in the class and used to keep track of their mastery of each maths concept from the National Curriculum. I place a sticker in their passport when they have achieved the statement, but you could also tick for each time it has been shown, and then put a sticker over after a certain number of ticks, to show development of the skill. This is a great way for students to keep track of their learning through the year. I have used the statements from the curriculum as a basis to write my I can statements. This includes instructions to easily print as a booklet from Adobe Acrobat or Reader.

Assessment document with "I Can" Statements This passport can be given to each child in the class and used to keep track of their mastery of each maths concept from the National Curriculum. I place a sticker in their passport when they have achieved the statement, but you could also tick for each time it has been shown, and then put a sticker over after a certain number of ticks, to show development of the skill. This is a great way for students to keep track of their learning through the year. I have used the statements from the curriculum as a basis to write my I can statements. This includes instructions to easily print as a booklet from Adobe Acrobat or Reader.

This is the fourth lesson in my Introduction to Python Programming unit of work. It covers how to use loops correctly in Python programs. Each lesson in the unit also comes with a short quiz which can be used to assess progress and also to introduce an element of competition to the lessons. Resources included: > Lesson plan > Lesson PowerPoint > Worksheets The worksheets are given in PDF and Word format. These are all ready to go with minimal preparation, or can be edited to suit the needs of your class. Copyright Notice: This product is for personal, classroom use only. You may not share this document with anyone else. A discount is available for additional licences if friends or colleagues would like to purchase this for use in their own classroom. You may edit this document, but must give appropriate credit when using the resource. If you are unsure about what your licence allows you to do, please do not hesitate to contact me using the contact form on my store.

Assessment document with "I Can" Statements This passport can be given to each child in the class and used to keep track of their mastery of each English concept from the National Curriculum. I place a sticker in their passport when they have achieved the statement, but you could also tick for each time it has been shown, and then put a sticker over after a certain number of ticks, to show development of the skill. This is a great way for students to keep track of their learning through the two years. I have used the statements from the curriculum as a basis to write my I can statements. This includes instructions to easily print as a booklet from Adobe Acrobat or Reader.