Quick resources – Logic Puzzles
Here are some ready made resources collected from around the web. You could use them as a starter or a plenary or even as a homework activity. You’re on an island with a lettuce, a rabbit ...
Category Archives: Using logic
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Secret Codes: Morse Code
History of Morse Code Article by NRICH team Background Morse code was invented by an American called Samuel Finley Breese Morse, (1791-1872). He was not only an inventor but also a famous ...
KS2 Understanding Sets, Sorting and Syntax (3)
This final lesson in the series of activities on Understanding Sets, Sorting and Syntax looks at the idea of embedded sets and why they are important in coding ...
KS2 Understanding Sets, Sorting and Syntax (2)
These intermediate level activities look at grouping multiple characteristics of objects by using Venn diagrams and is a follow on activity from ‘Understanding Sets, Sorting and Syntax (1) ...
FP/KS1 Understanding Sets, Sorting and Syntax (1)
This is a series of graded exercises that introduce pupils to sets, sorting and syntax - concepts that will underpin any future work they do on coding.
FP/KS1 Human robots game
One person in each group is chosen as the robot and is blindfolded. Another is the programmer.
Decomposition (All ages)
The process of breaking down a problem into smaller manageable parts is known as decomposition. Decomposition helps in solving complex problems.
KS2: What is computational thinking?
Computational thinking is about looking at a problem in a way that a computer can help to solve it. It is increasingly being used as an umbrella term to cover logic, algorithms, decomposition, ...