| Exchanging and sharing information | Finding things out | Developing ideas and making things happen | ||
| Communicate and present their ideas simply, using digital images, text and sound.
| Explore information from different sources as a stimulus for discussion. | Know information exists in different forms. | Explore options and make choices. Use 'Undo' to start again or adapt something. | Give and record individual instructions and make things happen |
| Know how to express their ideas using a range of ICT tools. Writing Stories Creating pictures | Ask a range of questions about the information they have gathered. Search a CD ROM or internet site purposefully. | Collect, organise and classify data. | Use ICT to explore real and imaginary situations. Make choices and draw conclusions. | Predict, estimate and create a set of instructions to control devices and achieve specific outcomes. |
| Record and present information integrating an appropriate range of electronic media for a given audience. | Find specific information using a range of ICT based resources which are available.
| Identify and develop a means of collection, and collect appropriate data. | Use an on screen turtle to explore and understand the impact of changing variables. Understand that they can explore a simulation and use this to change things and solve problems by identifying the rule | Predict and test short sequences of linked instructions to achieve an intended outcome |
| Design and create their own multimedia presentation showing awareness of audience. | Follow straight forward lines of enquiry using a database or webquest. Branching databases. | In order to answer a question children collect, organise, classify and interpret data and develop a simple database. | Use a computer graphics package to develop an image using a variety of tools. | Investigate physical data through sensing systems and data loggers. |
| Design and create and evaluate their own presentations maximising the use of ICT to present information in different ways, being aware of the audience. They exchange information in a variety of ways, including email and online forums. | Analyse information and ask questions using searches within a database or on the internet. Understand the importance of keywords. | In order to solve a problem use ICT to collect and process data and present their findings. Be able to create a database and compare graphical data. Analysing data & asking questions | Use ICT based models to explore variables to solve problems. Some will understand the principles behind spreadsheet formulae and start to create their own. | Refine instructions to improve the efficiency (procedure) of the instructions they have created, and be able to link devices together. Be able to choose the appropriate sensors to monitor environmental conditions. |
| Communicate information having made choices about the appropriate medium, content and structure, demonstrating an understanding of audience and purpose | Interpret findings, check their plausibility and recognise that poor quality information leads to unreliable results. Acknowledge information sources. | Generate, process, interpret, store and present data understanding the need for accuracy | Add and amend a given ICT model to solve a problem through a review of the rules and variables. Be able to ask "What if?" and consider if the results are realistic. | Create a sequence of instructions to control events including the use of feedback from input devices. |