computing plan yr 5 medium term 3

Medium Term Planning
Year 5
Term 1
Find out and Share
Programming
Protect password and other personal
information
Explain the need to protect myself and my
friends and the best ways to do this,
including reporting concerns to an adult.
Talk about the dangers of spending too long
online or playing a game
Learning objectives:
 I can decompose a problem into smaller parts to design an
algorithm for a specific outcome and use this to write a program.
 I can use a variable to increase programming possibilities.
 I can use logical reasoning to detect and debug mistakes in a program.
 I can change an input to a program to achieve a different output
 I use logical thinking, imagination and creativity to extend a program .
Activities:
 Create a Pong game in Scratch using variables
 Create a dancing character in Scratch
 Create a game or puzzle linked to Maths in Scratch
 Create a game in Scratch using the whole process of programming development e.g. planning
an algorithm and deciding on the program to achieve the algorithm
Multimedia
Technology in our Lives
Learning objectives:
 I can select an appropriate online or offline
tool to create and share ideas
 I can use text, photo, sound and video
editing tools to refine my work
 I can use the skills I have already
developed to create content using
unfamiliar technology
 I can use appropriate keyboard commands
to amend text on my device
 I can evaluate my work and improve its
effectiveness
Learning objectives:
 I can describe different parts of the Internet
 I can use a search engine to find appropriate
information and check its reliability
 I can recognise and evaluate different types
of information I find on the World Wide Web
Activities:
 To plan a presentation, game or quiz that
enables people to learn about a topic area.
 Use an unfamiliar tool e.g. Prezi or
Photopeach to create content for a
presentation
 Use Padlet, Primary Pad or Linoit to
collaborate with other children to create
and share ideas as well as providing
feedback.
Activities:
 Learn about how the WWW and Internet
work
 Evaluate spoof websites and how to check
their validity
 Use search engines to collect information
about Shakespeare in order to create an
interactive biography about him (on Scratch
or PowerPoint). Children will think about
effective strategies to enable their search.
Learning in other subjects
Links can be made to English – designing a game around a topic area and writing instructions for the
game
Links can be made to Maths – creating a Scratch game to help learn times tables
Ashleigh Stevens, Ashcott Primary and eLIM