These challenges start at a very easy level and continue to get progressively harder. This style ensures all students can be challenged and work at their own level. They have been designed to be suitable across all key stages. The early challenges are very suitable for KS3 or programming beginners and they get progressively harder until they reach a level that would be challenging for advanced A-level students. The challenges have been given to you in PowerPoint form so that they can be edited by you. Some of these challenges are famous programming challenges that are quite common, I have however put them into a format that can be easily used in schools. I have also provided a difficulty rating and give the students hints and tips.

Lesson PowerPoint for teaching logic gates at A-level

These challenges start at a very easy level and continue to get progressively harder. This style ensures all students can be challenged and work at their own level. They have been designed to be suitable across all key stages. The early challenges are very suitable for KS3 or programming beginners and they get progressively harder until they reach a level that would be challenging for advanced A-level students. The challenges have been given to you in PowerPoint form so that they can be edited by you. Some of these challenges are famous programming challenges that are quite common, I have however put them into a format that can be easily used in schools. I have also provided a difficulty rating and give the students hints and tips.

These lessons are designed to introduce programming to beginners at any level. The majority of the lessons contain everything that is needed from an observation point of view: Levelled learning objectives, Student led activities, Differentiated worksheets, Evidence of student progress, Student challenge for all abilities. Resources are provided in Word and PowerPoint format so they can be easily edited (changing levels etc.) Some of the lessons also contain self recorded tutorial videos that can be shared with the students.This listing is for a single lesson. The following lessons make up the entire set: 1 - Introduction to programming 2 - Strings & variables 3 - IPO model 4 - If statements 5 - Nested if statements 6 - While loops 7 - For loops 8 – Lists 9 - Procedures & functions 10 - Combining skills The programming lessons have been designed in python but they could easily be applied/adapted to other programming languages.

Lesson PowerPoint for teaching logic gates at A-level

These challenges start at a very easy level and continue to get progressively harder. This style ensures all students can be challenged and work at their own level. They have been designed to be suitable across all key stages. The early challenges are very suitable for KS3 or programming beginners and they get progressively harder until they reach a level that would be challenging for advanced A-level students. The challenges have been given to you in PowerPoint form so that they can be edited by you. Some of these challenges are famous programming challenges that are quite common, I have however put them into a format that can be easily used in schools. I have also provided a difficulty rating and give the students hints and tips.

These challenges start at a very easy level and continue to get progressively harder. This style ensures all students can be challenged and work at their own level. They have been designed to be suitable across all key stages. The early challenges are very suitable for KS3 or programming beginners and they get progressively harder until they reach a level that would be challenging for advanced A-level students. The challenges have been given to you in PowerPoint form so that they can be edited by you. Some of these challenges are famous programming challenges that are quite common, I have however put them into a format that can be easily used in schools. I have also provided a difficulty rating and give the students hints and tips.

These challenges start at a very easy level and continue to get progressively harder. This style ensures all students can be challenged and work at their own level. They have been designed to be suitable across all key stages. The early challenges are very suitable for KS3 or programming beginners and they get progressively harder until they reach a level that would be challenging for advanced A-level students. The challenges have been given to you in PowerPoint form so that they can be edited by you. Some of these challenges are famous programming challenges that are quite common, I have however put them into a format that can be easily used in schools. I have also provided a difficulty rating and give the students hints and tips.

These lessons are designed to introduce programming to beginners at any level. The majority of the lessons contain everything that is needed from an observation point of view: Levelled learning objectives, Student led activities, Differentiated worksheets, Evidence of student progress, Student challenge for all abilities. Resources are provided in Word and PowerPoint format so they can be easily edited (changing levels etc.) Some of the lessons also contain self recorded tutorial videos that can be shared with the students.This listing is for a single lesson. The following lessons make up the entire set: 1 - Introduction to programming 2 - Strings & variables 3 - IPO model 4 - If statements 5 - Nested if statements 6 - While loops 7 - For loops 8 – Lists 9 - Procedures & functions 10 - Combining skills The programming lessons have been designed in python but they could easily be applied/adapted to other programming languages.

This resource contains a piece of code that I share with my students to help them get started and learn how to make user interfaces in Python using Pygame. This also included a video where I talk through the code and explain how it works. It is perfect for sharing with the students. The resources build on each other so I only talk through code in the video that I have not talked about in previous videos.

This resource contains a piece of code that I share with my students to help them get started and learn how to make user interfaces in Python using Pygame. This also included a video where I talk through the code and explain how it works. It is perfect for sharing with the students. The resources build on each other so I only talk through code in the video that I have not talked about in previous videos.

Lesson PowerPoint for teaching logic gates at A-level

Lesson PowerPoint for teaching logic gates at A-level

This resource contains a piece of code that I share with my students to help them get started and learn how to make user interfaces in Python using Pygame. This also included a video where I talk through the code and explain how it works. It is perfect for sharing with the students. The resources build on each other so I only talk through code in the video that I have not talked about in previous videos.

This resource contains a piece of code that I share with my students to help them get started and learn how to make user interfaces in Python using Pygame. This also included a video where I talk through the code and explain how it works. It is perfect for sharing with the students. The resources build on each other so I only talk through code in the video that I have not talked about in previous videos.

This resource contains a piece of code that I share with my students to help them get started and learn how to make user interfaces in Python using Pygame. This also included a video where I talk through the code and explain how it works. It is perfect for sharing with the students. The resources build on each other so I only talk through code in the video that I have not talked about in previous videos.

This resource contains a piece of code that I share with my students to help them get started and learn how to make user interfaces in Python using Pygame. This also included a video where I talk through the code and explain how it works. It is perfect for sharing with the students. The resources build on each other so I only talk through code in the video that I have not talked about in previous videos.

This resource contains a piece of code that I share with my students to help them get started and learn how to make user interfaces in Python using Pygame. This also included a video where I talk through the code and explain how it works. It is perfect for sharing with the students. The resources build on each other so I only talk through code in the video that I have not talked about in previous videos.

This resource contains a piece of code that I share with my students to help them get started and learn how to make user interfaces in Python using Pygame. This also included a video where I talk through the code and explain how it works. It is perfect for sharing with the students. The resources build on each other so I only talk through code in the video that I have not talked about in previous videos.

This resource contains a piece of code that I share with my students to help them get started and learn how to make user interfaces in Python using Pygame. This also included a video where I talk through the code and explain how it works. It is perfect for sharing with the students. The resources build on each other so I only talk through code in the video that I have not talked about in previous videos.

This resource contains a piece of code that I share with my students to help them get started and learn how to make user interfaces in Python using Pygame. This also included a video where I talk through the code and explain how it works. It is perfect for sharing with the students. The resources build on each other so I only talk through code in the video that I have not talked about in previous videos.