Toys Blog

This computing scheme of work for Key Stage One gets the children to organise and present information about favourite toys and games for use on a= web blog page. The class can combine text and graphics in a publishing document to describe toys and games when providing information for a specific audience.

Organise and present a range of selected information and data about favourite toys and games for use on an online web blog page

Lesson One : Favourite Toys

Select and search different Internet websites to collect a range of facts and information about favourite toys and games that could be bought from each site

Lesson Two : Toy Survey

Investigate how to collect and present information about favourite toys and games in the school by conducting and presenting results from a survey

Lesson Three : Blog Plan

Identify and describe how to use software programs on a computer to publish facts and information about a range of different toys and games

Lesson Four : Toy Pictures

Explore how to select and capture a range of graphic images to insert and use on a multimedia blog page about some different toys and games

Lesson Five : Toy Sentences

Practise selecting and devising a range of different sentences to use on a blog page describing some favourite toys and games

Lesson Six : Blog Page

Explain and model how to select and combine a range of text sentences and graphic illustrations to produce a blog page about favourite toys and games

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