Teaching Digi Tech

Introduce students to binary numbers and coding concepts using engaging Minecraft themed pixel images. This unplugged coding resource helps students understand how binary works by decoding images, encoding pixel grids, and creating their own designs using binary code. Practicing encoding and decoding the pixel images helps teach key binary number knowledge and develops students understanding of the relationship between 1's and 0's and black/white or on/off. This pack includes 7 worksheets and al

These worksheets are perfect to use when you are teaching your students about how to calculate and convert binary numbers into decimal numbers using the base 2 system. This set includes 8 worksheets: 5 pixel image binary to decimal conversion activities, 2 converting practice worksheets (3 versions of this with/without learning intentions and success criteria) and 1 challenge worksheet (decimal to binary). The worksheets are designed specifically for upper primary and secondary students and are

Printable paper binary bracelets! This activity exposes students to the concept of binary numbers in an easy and engaging activity! Simply, print, students can encode the initials of their number onto the bracelet, cut and tape together! A great engaging activity to spruce up a sometime dry topic! ACARA DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY CURRICULUM LINKS:ACTDIK015 YR5/6 - Examine how whole numbers are used to represent all data in digital systems (ACARA, 2020). ⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑ Need a project

These holiday cards are the perfect addition to your computing or coding lesson! Using binary code, this unplugged activity allows students to code their own secret message and then send it as a Christmas card! Combining coding and Christmas! This resource comes with 8 different cards - 6 with "Merry Christmas" and two non-denominational cards for students who may not celebrate ("Happy Holidays" and "Happy New Year"). Print these on A4 paper or on A3 paper for a bigger card. Australian Curric

These Easter cards are the perfect addition to your computing or coding lesson! Using binary code, this unplugged activity allows students to code their own secret message and then send it as an Easter card! Combine coding and the Easter celebration! This resource comes with 8 different cards - 6 cards with Easter messages and 2 with 'spring' messages for students who are non-denominational. Print these on A4 paper or on A3 paper for a bigger card. They can be printed on A4 paper or on A3 paper

These Valentines cards are the perfect addition to your computing or coding lesson! Using binary code, this unplugged activity allows students to code their own secret message and then send it as a Valentines card! Combining coding and Valentines Day! This resource comes with 8 different cards They can be printed on A4 paper or on A3 paper for a bigger card - simply print, fold, color and code! Australian Curriculum Links:ACTDIK015 YR5/6 - Examine how whole numbers are used to represent all dat