KS1 computing practice tests: block coding (Years 1 and 2)
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Free KS1 computing practice tests: steer Myrtle the Turtle with blocks, find the star and fix the bugs. Every answer is marked straight away in your browser. For Years 1 and 2 (ages 5–7). In the US, that's kindergarten to grade 2.
Level 1: Sequences (Years 1–2)
KS1 computing: block coding – Steps and turns test (Years 1–2)10 questions · Years 1–2KS1 computing: block coding – Bugs and walls test (Years 1–2)10 questions · Years 1–2
Ready for more? KS2 computing tests draw with the pen, use repeat, if and variables.
How the tests are marked
- Where does it stop? What does it draw? Read the blocks and choose – Myrtle then shows you.
- Order and spot the bug: put mixed-up blocks in order, or find the one wrong block.
- Build it and fix it: make a program with the blocks. It is run in your browser, on the grid shown.
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Learn first
The Programming Department has the block coding course: 18 lessons with Myrtle the Turtle, each with teaching, worked examples, practice and homework, starting with Lesson 1: Step by step: moving forward.