Does your class need a no-prep, print-ready lesson on HTML lists? This complete student worksheet walks beginners through unordered lists, ordered lists, nested lists, and description lists — all in one ready-to-use resource.

Part of the HTML Foundations Unit — Beyond CS Princess Web Creators Series

Perfect for:

• Middle school and high school computer science
• Intro to web design / web development courses
• Digital literacy and coding electives
• Homeschool STEM or enrichment programs
• Sub plans that don't require a computer (paper-first option included)

What's Included (6 student pages):

📄 Page 1 — Cover, Key Idea & Bell-Ringer Students observe how lists appear on real websites before coding begins. Includes a 6-item learning checklist.

📄 Page 2 — Vocabulary & Tag Reference (12 terms) Covers

,
,
1. , type=, start=, nesting, , , , and more. Includes a "My Example or Notes" column students personalise.

📄 Page 3 — Guided Fill-In Notes Three structured fill-in-the-blank sections that mirror mini-lesson instruction. Includes a "Your Notes" workspace after each section.

📄 Page 4 — Coding Activity with Starter Code Students complete a full HTML page with a

, nested
, and
. Includes a labeling workspace for identifying list containers vs. list items.

📄 Page 5 — Fix-the-Code Practice (5 mistakes) Students find and correct:

inside

, missing tags, nested list outside , wrong closing tag, and a list item placed outside the container.

📄 Page 6 — Exit Ticket & Self-Assessment Three tasks: write a

, rewrite as
, explain when to choose each. Includes a misconception check and 5-skill self-assessment (Not Yet / Sort Of / Yes!).

Skills Covered: ✅ Create unordered lists with

and
• (bullet points) ✅ Create ordered lists with
  (numbered items) ✅ Choose
  vs
  based on whether order matters ✅ Nest a list inside another list to create sub-items ✅ Combine lists with , , and other HTML tags ✅ Identify and fix common list structure errors

Also Available (sold separately or as a bundle):

• ⭐ Teacher Lesson Plan & Guide (9 pages — scripts, tag reference, differentiation)
• ⭐ Answer Key + Grading Rubric (4 pages — model answers, 6-criteria rubric)
• ⭐ Teacher Presentation Slides (11 slides PPTX — dark design, code blocks)

Format: PDF — print-ready, black and white ink-friendly Grade Level: 6–10 (easily adapted for higher ed) Time: 45–60 minutes Platforms: Works with CodePen, Replit, local HTML files, or paper-first

Standards Alignment:

• CSTA 2-AP-12 / 2-AP-17
• ISTE 1.1d / 6.1b
• 21st Century Skills: Digital Literacy, Critical Thinking, Communication

Part of a growing HTML Foundations series. Each lesson builds on the last — works as a standalone or as a unit.