Autumn 1 Searching the Web | Spring 1 3D Design
| Summer 1 LEGO |
Autumn 2 Programming Scratch Maze Games
| Spring 2 LEGO | Summer 2 Computational Thinking – Alien Contact! |
In Year 4, children will complete the following skills related to Computing:
Computer Science:
- Read increasing complex programs in a familiar programming language and can suggest plausible meanings for new blocks of code.
- Can produce diagrams to show how the code could look before creating blocks of code on screen.
- Know that programs can work with different types of data (text, numbers, sound).
- Are able to use a range of input and output devices (sensors, motors etc.).
IT and Digital Literacy:
- Capture good quality still and moving images considering the purpose and the audience.
- Plan, produce and edit a media project (presentation, animation, film) taking into account the audience and the copyright of resources.
- Can explain the difference between data and information.
- Can organise data in a table to make it useful.
- Use a spreadsheet to produce simple graphs.
- Explain how and when to use range on online services responsibly, identifying possible risks and how they can be reduced.
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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