Level Up Through Digital Discoveries 2

Grades: K - 5

Level Up through Digital Discoveries empowers students from grades 1‒12 to develop critical thinking, innovation, and collaboration skills that prepare them for academic success and future tech-driven careers. In Grade 2, learners will build on developing their digital literacy through structured, practical, and creative activities. They’ll be encouraged to be curious, gain confidence, and elevate their computing skills.

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Program Details

Nurturing Confident Learners on Their Computing Journey

The comprehensive Level Up through Digital Discoveries series guides students from their very first clicks in Grade 1 to mastering advanced computing and programming concepts by the end of Grade 12. Across each level, students build confidence in digital communication, coding, design, cybersecurity, AI, and real-world problem-solving. Structured lessons, creative projects, and hands-on activities empower students to build their computing skills.

This program supports learners in developing their digital competency. From typing and internet safety to coding animations and building data graphs, learners will gain confidence and problem-solving skills as they progress. With guided lessons and real-world projects using tools like ScratchJr, AutoDraw, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Windows, this book encourages independent learning while preparing students for the digital world.

Skill building – Students are supported on their journey to digital confidence through a focus on basic computer operations: typing, file management, internet safety, creating documents, coding animations, and working with data.

Active learning – Students develop practical digital literacy skills, explore programming concepts, and gain confidence using technology.

Bringing the subject to life – This program features a range of engaging real-life scenarios and activities to bolster engagement and motivation.

Commitment to pedagogy – The program follows a spiral curriculum, ensuring that students are shown the material at relevant and appropriate grade levels, each time at a higher level of difficulty and in greater depth.