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An Introduction to HTML & CSS

Introduction to HTML/CSS develops students’ coding skills and understanding, from the start of KS3.

Divided into 8 topics, with each one introducing a new skill in HTML or CSS, in addition to reinforcing skills learnt in previous topics.

Student-friendly explanations and code examples, interspersed with practical tasks and review questions (great as starters/plenaries).

Includes printed and/or digital solutions for all exercises!

A good, comprehensive introduction to HTML and CSS for KS3

S Dunne, HoD & Peer Reviewer
Topics
  1. Basic structure of a web page
  2. Headings, paragraphs and comments
  3. Formatting text, block-level elements and backgrounds
  4. Images and simple CSS
  5. Using div tags on a web page
  6. Ordered and unordered lists
  7. Hyperlinks
  8. External style sheets

What do teachers say about this resource? (8733)

Clear screenshots and step by step instructions provided. Background information for each new concept is covered and this is not too wordy. There are also sample pages to show students they should expect to see, which is good for self-assessment. It is a good, comprehensive introduction to HTML and CSS ... Easy to follow worksheets, with lots of practical activities to keep students engaged ... I like the CSS code samples that show how content will appear, if the different formatting is applied. It is also good having the answers at the end ... easy to work through. Students can develop their basic web development skills and understand how the pages they view are developed

S Dunne, HoD & Peer Reviewer

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