Cambridge Primary Computing Learner's Book 4 with Digital Access (1 Year)
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Description
Synopsis:
The CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY COMPUTING LEARNER'S BOOK 4 WITH DIGITAL ACCESS (1 YEAR) is a comprehensive resource designed for primary students to develop essential computing skills. Aligned with the Cambridge Primary curriculum, this book covers key topics such as algorithms, programming, data handling, and digital literacy through engaging activities and real-world examples. The included digital access provides interactive content and assessments to enhance learning.
Table of Contents or Chapters:
1. Getting Started with Computing
2. Algorithms and Programming
3. Data and Information
4. Digital Literacy
5. Creating Digital Content
6. Using the Internet Safely
7. Review and Assessment
Learning Objectives / Outcomes:
By the end of this book, students will be able to:
- Understand and create simple algorithms
- Write and test basic programs
- Collect, organize, and present data
- Use digital tools responsibly and safely
- Develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills
- Collaborate on digital projects
About the Author:
Ceredig Cattanach-Chell is an experienced educator and author specializing in primary computing education. With a focus on making computing accessible and engaging for young learners, he has contributed to several Cambridge Primary resources.
About the Publisher:
Cambridge University Press is a world-leading academic publisher known for high-quality educational materials. Their Cambridge Primary series is trusted by schools globally for its rigorous curriculum and innovative teaching tools.