Computational Thinking is a life skill for everyone. It is about transforming a seemingly complex problem into a simple one that we know how to solve. This involves the use of abstraction, decomposition and generalisation when approaching tasks to remove unnecessary detail, split it into manageable parts and build on solutions that have been found and used before.

Our workbooks are packed full of colourful, engaging, puzzles for Key Stage 2 pupils (aged 7-11). They are designed to be used independently by children to develop and practice the computational thinking skills that form part of the National Curriculum for Computing. Intended for Years 3-6 they are numbered 1-4 for flexible use throughout Key Stage 2.