Autumn
Communication and Collaboration
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| Summer 1 LEGO |
Spring 2 LEGO | Summer 2 Databases |
In Year 3, children will complete the following skills related to Computing:
Computer Science:
- Can read simple linear algorithms in a familiar programming language (e.g. Scratch, Lego WeDo).
- Are able to predict what the outcome of a program will be, run the program and check their results.
- Plan and design a program for a specific task.
- Find and correct errors i.e. debugging in an algorithm written in a familiar programming language.
- Show the use of sequence and repetition in programs.
IT and Digital Literacy:
- Refine projects that include text, sound and graphics that produce a digital artefact with a given purpose.
- Collect images from devices or the internet and use simple editing tools.
- Collect information from a range of sources and use this to find answers to questions.
- Discuss how to improve their work and knows that by using technology any editing can be made more quickly.
- Use the internet to carry out simple web searches to collect digital content.
- Show an awareness of copyright and understand that digital work belongs to the author.
- Know a range of ways to report unacceptable content they might encounter online.
- Discuss what is appropriate contact when online.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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