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Free Grade 8 Computer Science Worksheets with Answers

Grade 8 (US) · Year 9 (UK) · Class 8 (India) · ages 13–14

14 printable Grade 8 computer science worksheets, each with a full answer key. Open a topic to print it or save it as a PDF. Grade 8 Computer Science covers hexadecimal and colour codes, tracing Python code, lists, searching and sorting, logic circuits, networks and protecting data.

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Unit 1: Representing Data

Data & Analysis

Unit 2: Programming

Algorithms & Programming

Unit 3: Algorithms

Algorithms & Programming

Unit 4: Logic & Hardware

Computing Systems

Unit 5: Networks & Security

Networks & the Internet

Unit 6: Going Further

Enrichment for curious students

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Are these Grade 8 computer science worksheets free?

Yes. Every Grade 8 computer science worksheet on this page is free to print or save as a PDF, and each one includes a full answer key.

What is Grade 8 in the UK and India?

Grade 8 in the US is roughly Year 9 in the UK and Class 8 in India, for students aged about 13–14. Curricula differ, so pick topics by what your child or class is learning.

What computer science topics are covered in Grade 8?

14 topics, including Binary Numbers, Hexadecimal, Spreadsheet Formulas, Variables & Data Types, Tracing Code (Python), Lists & Arrays and more.

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