A double sided A3 (but prints works in A4) revision worksheet designed for my A Level students studying the OCR H446 Computer Science Spec. This worksheet covers a wide range of topics from the 1.1 Characteristics of contemporary processors, input, output & storage section.

A-Level Computer Science - Exam Style Questions Double sided worksheet with over 20 questions on the following topics: CPU - Difference between Von Neumann & Harvard; Clock Speed, Logic Gates; The purpose of a D Type Flip Flop, Big Data; Data Mining, Databases, Features, Key terms, Programming, Functional, High-level, Assembly Language, Machine Code.

Revision starter on the CPU: covering ALU, MDR, MAR, Registers, Control Unit, Accumulator

Another double sided worksheet of computer science related dingbats.

Stacks & Queues Data Structure Worksheet - Used for revision Practice Pushing and Popping stacks and queues Describing using key terms Looking at their uses

A booklet containing explanations and exercises on binary number conversion, hexadecimal number conversion, ASCII and Unicode. Activities include: Converting numbers Binary number pattern worms Hex Grid Challenge ASCII word challenge Unicode Emoji Challenge

Binary number conversion task. Pupils colour in the numbers in the 5 times table. This will reveal a hidden number when the page is turned. Great activity when introducing binary with a bit of maths too!

A task given to year 9 students who have opted to take the GCSE computer science course in key stage 4.

21 words with the letters jumbled up - some of them are computer science and some of them are Christmas related. Answers included at the bottom to save you having to engage the brain as you approach the Christmas holiday!

Students need to think of as many computer science keywords as possible that start with the letter displayed in the Christmas stocking.

A worksheet used for research and note taking whilst teaching the Network Topology section of the GCSE OCR Computer Science.

PDF and PUB file included so the resource can be edited and used for mixed topics / subjects Green letters can be used more than once Blue letters can only be used once Red letter must be included Students need to think of key terms linked to the topic. eg. Topic: Hardware Words: Keyboard, Memory etc...

A set of activities on powerpoint that the pupils can work through in those lessons just before Christmas: Unscramble keywords, Spot the Input Device Spot the difference Binary Baubles Data Types Acrostic Poem

Christmas task - convert numbers in to binary, find the colour associated with that binary number and colour in the blank pixel grid to reveal a Christmas related image.

Used as a re-cap starter activity (although it took the students longer than I expected) on the hardware topic. Clues given, students workout the keyword / phrase and then try to it on the grid.

A word search with 10 input and out put devices to find plus 5 hidden Christmas related words.