I can identify, create and follow sequences and patterns in everyday activities.
I can recognise and follow instructions in the appropriate order to perform a task.
I can organise, select and use simple language to give instructions to others.
I can control devices giving instructions.
I can identify errors in simple sets of instructions (algorithm).
Sorting, ordering, making patterns, timetabling.
Now and next boards.
Break down a task into its component parts.
Understand they need to be explicit anpld fully complete to allow the order. Extracting information, comprehending information.
To use terms correctly and in context.
Communicate clearly using good spoken language
To receive and understand information.
Manipulation.
Pressing the correct buttons to control the device.
Writing instructions e.g. arrows before using a device
Debugging – identifying the problem and beginning to understand how and why to rectify it.
Sequencing
Coding
Identify different patterns within the day Create their own sequences to effectively complete daily tasks.
Consequence of a missing action in a sequence
To be able to read a set of instructions (pictorial, verbal and written)
Physically give and follow instructions
Understand the instructions
Knowing the language of direction/position.
Forwards, backwards, up, down, under, on top.
Points of a compass
Directional language
Understanding that the device cannot work unless it has been explicitly told.
Start and end points of instructions
Subject specific language
Critical thinking
Daily routines – school day/tea making/sandwich making/toast.
LEGO/MinecraftJ2Easy Coding
Ordering/sequencing e.g. story, pictures
Daily routines – school day/tea making/sandwich making/toast.
LEGO/MinecraftJ2Easy Coding
Ordering/sequencing e.g. story, pictures
Daily routines – school day/tea making/sandwich making/toast.
LEGO/MinecraftJ2Easy Coding
Ordering/sequencing e.g. story, pictures
Beebots, apps, remote control vehicles, Spheros
Everyday routines, movement and control of beebots and similar apps
Cooking
Scratch Jr
Pattern, repeat, similar/different, next, after, prepositions: under, over etc, time connectives, positional language,
Correct/Error
First, then, next, before, move, turn, click, press, select, go, stop, forward, back, arrows, position, starting, finish, direction.
Imperative verbs linked to context.
Directional language
Up, down, turn, left, right, back, forward.
First, then, next, mix, stir, go, stop,
I can collect data found in my environment.
I can sort and classify objects using one criterion.
I can present and evaluate my data by creating simple charts, e.g. pictogram.
Counting, identifying, differentiating objects based on their appearance.
Grouping and classifying items
J2Easy/Physical using counters/blocks, people.
Inputting the correct data by beginning to understand the feature of a pictogram.
Counting within range 5/10/20 dependent on stage of ability.
Information, understanding and vocabulary within the context of topics (listed below) (Understanding spoken language with 1 or 2 step instructions)
Understanding of why we present information in charts.
How to find information from a chart.
All about Me – Hair/Eye/Number hunts/Favourites/Travel.
Nature / Forest Schools.
Sorting e.g. size, colour etc
Minibeasts/Animals/All About Me-Favourites/pets etc
Nature / Forest Schools.
All about Me – Hair/Eye/Number hunts/Favourites/Travel.
Value, more, less, most, least, question, yes, no, numbers, total,
Different, same, group, separate, sort, classify, find.
Pictogram, graph, title, conclusion, popular, most, least, same,