Oxford International Primary Computing Teacher's Guide 1

Oxford International Primary Computing Teacher's Guide 1 Author/s: Alison Page, Author Diane Levine and Author Karl Held Oxford International Primary Computing takes a real-life, project based approach to teaching young learners the vital computing skills they need for the changing digital world. Each unit builds a series of skills towards the creation of final project, with topics ranging from programming simple computer games to creating an online yearbook. Features: A project based approach to primary computing using real life examples. Focusses on key computing skills, such as working with text and data, image editing, logic and programming. Assists students (and teachers!) with important everyday computing skills, such as how to use the internet safely, be responsible on social media, and assess which sources are trustworthy and credible. Projects include Champions league quiz challenge, Robots, Making a travel brochure and Our online yearbook. Teacher's Guides provide support for specialist and non-specialist teachers of computing. All project materials are available for download as editable files for teachers to adapt to their own needs.