ICT task sheet

Instructions or guidance for creating documents, tables, spreadsheets, etc.

Functional ICT music gig poster

Submitted by Carrie Bray on Mon, 2012-04-23 14:01

ICT: Entry 3 ICT, Developing, presenting and communicating information

Context: Art Film Media Music TV

Level: E3, L1

Resource type: ICT task sheet

Activity to get students using Word and some of its applications by designing a poster for a gig.

The next England manager

Submitted by Richard Buckley on Sun, 2012-03-11 21:03

Literacy: Functional Skills English, General literacy / English

ICT: Finding and selecting information, Developing, presenting and communicating information

General: Generic resources for literacy, numeracy and beyond

Context: Sport

Resource type: Discussion points, ICT task sheet, Investigation or project, Listening and/or speaking activity, Worksheet or assignment

Level: E3, L1, L2

Learners must choose the next manager of the England football team. Using the task sheet to guide them, they must research, collate and present information for five candidates and then make the final choice.

There is scope for plenty of lively discussion around the choices made and also about what the manager’s job entails.

A Power Point presentation is included as an example, but can also be printed out to use in some of the additional activities described.

Literacy: Functional English - reading, Reading: text focus (comprehension), Functional English - writing

ICT: Functional ICT

Free tags: Remembrance day

Context: History, Voluntary & Charity

Level: E2, E3, L1

Resource type: ICT task sheet

A series of clear tasks that works well for a wide ability range (E2-L1).
Includes: resizing pictures, creating and saving folders and files, web research and poster design.

Numeracy: Functional Maths - data handling, Collect organise represent, Averages and range

ICT: Developing, presenting and communicating information

Free tags: Smarties & Love Hearts

Resource type: ICT task sheet, Investigation or project

Level: L1, L2

Here is another Level 1-2 variant on the classic ‘Smarties’ investigation which incorporates the use of a PC and Excel. I stopped using Smarties and Skittles because of the health and hygiene issues.
I stumbled upon the Foam squares at www.craftpacks.co.uk ‘Giant Jar of Foam Squares for £4.75 + 20% VAT. The exercise is in two parts: the first part a bit like Smarties and then the second part covers ‘mean, mode, median and range’.

Literacy: Plan, compose and draft, Organise and present text structure, Functional English - writing

Context: Catering Food Nutrition, Employment skills & Public services, Leisure Travel Tourism

Level: L1, L2

Resource type: ICT task sheet, Worksheet or assignment, Writing prompts

This is a resource that was designed for use in a computer classroom. It allows learners to research what is needed in a cover letter to find employment.

British animal resources

Submitted by Kathy Emmott on Sun, 2011-09-04 18:30

Literacy: Functional Skills English, General literacy / English

ICT: Functional ICT

ESOL: ESOL Rw/E2.1a, ESOL Rw/E3.1a, General ESOL

Context: Animal care & Equine

Resource type: ICT task sheet, Worksheet or assignment

Level: E2, E3, L1, L2

Two resources that can be used together or independently.

  • An ICC / Literacy / Functional English / ESOL research project task sheet on “My favourite British animal”. E3-L2 reading, writing and ICT
  • A basic animal anatomy vocabulary sheet for E2-E3 ESOL (paw, claw, antler, etc.)

For more of Kathy’s animal resources go to ‘see also’ below. (Birds of Prey resources)

Typical morning ICT / Literacy task sheet

Submitted by Geoff Saunders on Fri, 2011-09-02 22:11

Literacy: Writing: text focus (composition)

ICT: Using ICT, Developing, presenting and communicating information

Level: E3

Resource type: ICT task sheet

Very clear, step by step task sheet for E3 ICT / Literacy / ESOL learners.
Enter a given short text into the PC, save and name files, set font size, etc. Then plan, write and proofread a short description about your own morning.

Literacy: Functional English - reading, Reading: text focus (comprehension)

ICT: Using ICT, Finding and selecting information

Context: Art Film Media Music TV, Electrical, Electronics & Technology

Resource type: ICT task sheet, Reading comprehension, Worksheet or assignment

Level: E3, L1

A lovely, very topical set of Functional Skills tasks about the UK digital TV switchover that began in 2009 and finishes in 2012.

The task sheet covers reading comprehension, research, and ICT skills such as finding and selecting information, saving and printing files.

Organising tournament refreshments

Submitted by Crimson Tazvinzwa on Sat, 2011-08-27 20:40

Literacy: Functional Skills English

Numeracy: Functional Maths

ICT: Finding and selecting information, Developing, presenting and communicating information

Context: Catering Food Nutrition, Sport

Resource type: ICT task sheet, Worksheet or assignment

Level: E3, L1

An E3-L1 Functional Maths, English and ICT task first used with learners at Leyton Orient Community Sports Programme. Plan and cost a restaurant meal for 20 officials (originally held at Frank and Benny’s, Chingford, but you will need to provide menus from a favourite local restaurant or chain) and then present your results in a spreadsheet..

Country Foods - understanding food labels

Submitted by Jane Clamp on Fri, 2011-07-22 13:35

Numeracy: Functional Maths - number, N2/E3.3, N1/E3.1, HD1/E3.1

Literacy: Functional English - reading, Rt/E3.7

Context: Catering Food Nutrition, Health, Social care, Early years

Resource type: ICT task sheet, Worksheet or assignment

Level: E3


An interesting worksheet that covers both literacy and numeracy. Best used with an interactive food label on the UK Government Eatwell site but the questions can also be answered using the provided printout.
Covers reading comprehension (scanning), extracting information from tables, using decimals and place value.

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