CAS Barefoot
This comprehensive collection of materials supports teacher planning and delivery of computer-programming curriculum to primary-aged students. It contains concept materials for teachers to develop computing knowledge; teaching activities for designing lessons; and downloadable files and resources to implement programming activities including software installation. Activities in this resource are largely based on Scratch, a visual programming language as well as Kodu and Hopscotch.
Additional details
| Format | Web page |
|---|---|
| Core and overarching concepts | Computational thinking |
| Keywords | Computer programming, Algorithms, Decision making, Design, Coding, Problem solving, Teacher learning, Kodu, Scratch |
| Organisation | BT/CAS |
| Copyright | 2014 Crown Copyright. Free-for-education material. |
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