PDF Resources (Digital Tech)
Resource PDFs provide the basic materials for our curriculum implementation. Our teacher and student materials refer to these. You can also use them to create your own lesson plan.
We also include Activities here.
Items in this category are available for FREE for subscribers.
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Free for SubscribersActivity: Grouping Categories
$4.00Grouping items into categories is often used in mathematics and of course everyday life, but also in computer programming! In this activity, we explore the concept of Grouping, which is not the same as Sorting.
This activity has variations which make it suited for all of the Primary year levels.
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Activity: Sort Algorithm
$4.00In this activity, a group of students explore the concept of an Algorithm by performing Sorting operations.
Doing this as an activity encompasses all learning styles and thus offers maximum engagement for students.
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Resource: Algorithms, Pseudocode and Flowcharts
$7.00Pseudocode and Flowcharts are ways of showing algorithms or processes. Both pseudocode and flowcharts are in used in many places, so it’s important to know how to read and understand them, but also to also how to create them!
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Resource: ASCII Character Encoding
$4.00Since inside a computer everything is stored as a number, people needed to decide on how to store the alphabet, numbers and other characters (like an exclamation mark or a comma). Every character needs to its own unique number. We call this encoding.
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Resource: Files and Folders
$7.00This resource helps educators guide an exploration of how file-systems work on digital devices, including choosing a good name for a file, and folder structure.
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Resource: Recognising Upper and Lower Case
$7.00In this resource, we explore upper and lower case letters. Because we encounter many different fonts on the web and in printed matter, as well as in handwriting, it is important for students to get to know the look of a few common fonts, but also to appreciate the general pattern that a letter can look slightly (or even a quite a lot) different and still be the same letter (italics often confuse kids!). Digits 0-9 are also included as they too differ per font.
PDF total 32 pages.
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Resource: Tux Paint
$0.00Free companion resource for the software Tux Paint.
Tux Paint is an award winning creative drawing program for young kids. Because of the way it takes over the entire screen and uses nice big icons for the various functions, it has shown to be an excellent tool for youngsters to develop and practice their mouse navigation skills whilst having fun and being creative.
Tux Paint is freely available for many platforms including Windows, Mac OS X and Linux, as well as Android and iPad.
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My 9 year old son fell in love with all the aspects of this program - the simple but still…
Cara, Parent