Early - I can develop a sequence of instructions and run them using programmable devices or equivalent Designs a simple sequence of instructions/algorithm.

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Early - I can develop a sequence of instructions and run them using programmable devices or equivalent Designs a simple sequence of instructions/algorithm for programmable device to carry out a task for example, directional instructions: forwards/backwards.

First - I can demonstrate a range of basic problem solving skills by building simple programs to carry out a given task, using an appropriate language Creates programs to carry out activities (using selection and fixed repetition) in an visual programming language.

Second - Understanding the world through computational thinking I understand the operation of a process and its outcome. I can structure related items of information. Identifies algorithms/instructions that include repeated groups of instructions a fixed number of times and/or loops until a condition is met.

Programming – DRAW

2 Metre Sprint

Program a SQUARE

Square with LOOP