Class 2 Oxford Computing Student Book 2, 3rd Ed. (Session 2027-28)

The Oxford International Computing Student Book 2 (Third Edition) is a primary computer book for Class 2 children. In six short units it teaches drawing on a computer, using websites safely, planning with algorithms, making simple programs, writing a factsheet and naming input and output devices. Every lesson is two pages, and every unit ends with a "What have you learned?" check. It is a good choice for the 2027-28 session when your school's book list names this Oxford title.

Exams Book House, Shop Number 4, Al Fazal Market, Urdu Bazar, Lahore, supplies this Oxford computer book to parents and schools all over Pakistan. Collect it from the shop or order it on WhatsApp with cash on delivery.

Quick facts about this book

• Title on the cover: Computing — Student Book — Third Edition, with a big 2 in the corner
• Series label: Oxford International Resources · Primary
• Publisher: Oxford University Press (OXFORD on the cover)
• Class: Class 2 / Grade 2 (Book 2 of the primary series)
• Structure: 6 units, each with 6 lessons and a "What have you learned?" page
• Last page in the contents: Glossary, page 110
• Language: English, with many pictures (the cover shows a tablet, a printer and two cartoon helpers)
• Session: suitable for the 2027-28 school session (check your school's list for the edition)

What is Oxford Computing Student Book 2?

It is the pupil's book of a computing course for primary schools. The word "Computing" is wider than "computer studies": the book does not only show the parts of a computer, it also teaches children to think like a programmer. Each unit has one big theme and a clear end product — a 3D drawing, a safe visit to a food website, a plan for a robot, a small game, a creature factsheet and a list of devices.

The lessons are short (two pages each) and move from easy to harder. A child first learns where to click and what the tools do, then uses them in a small project, and finally checks what they have learned. That makes the book easy to follow at home as well as in class.

Who is this book for?

• Class 2 / Grade 2 students whose school uses the Oxford International computing course.
• Parents who want to help with computer homework: the contents list tells you exactly which lesson your child is on.
• Teachers and tutors who need a clear, lesson-by-lesson computing plan for seven-year-olds.
• Schools in Lahore and across Pakistan that buy class sets for the new session.

Complete table of contents (with page numbers)

Introduction — page 3 · How to use this book — page 4

Glossary — page 110

What does a Class 2 child learn in each unit?

Unit 1 — Creative media: make 3D drawings

Children draw on a digital canvas with lines and shapes, start a new art project, add a 3D model, decorate it and add words. It builds mouse control and confidence with a drawing program.

Unit 2 — Digital literacy: use websites

Using a food and lunchtime theme, children visit a website, follow a "fruity challenge" and learn three safety rules: keep safe online, protect personal information, and look after user names and passwords. This is the first step of online safety.

Unit 3 — Computational thinking: plan ahead

The unit explains that an algorithm is a plan — a list of actions in the right order. Children compare algorithms with programs, run a program and change it to see what happens.

Unit 4 — Programming: make programs

Children build two small games, the Frog Hop Game and the Fish Swim Game, with sprites and scripts. They meet the forever loop and add a second sprite. (The two units marked with the </> coding badge in the contents are Units 3 and 4.)

Unit 5 — Analysing data: creature factsheet

Children make a factsheet about a creature: add a title, write sentences, correct mistakes, add a picture, make a list and check their work — early word-processing skills.

Unit 6 — Understanding technology: computers outside school

Input devices, output devices, naming devices, joining devices together, computers at work and computers in our daily lives.

How to use this book at home

1. Look at the contents with your child and find this week's lesson.
2. Read the two-page lesson together; let the child point to each tool or device.
3. If you have a computer or tablet, try the activity for ten minutes only — little and often works best at this age.
4. At the end of each unit, use the "What have you learned?" page as a short quiz.
5. Use the glossary on page 110 for new words such as algorithm, sprite or input device.

Don't buy the wrong computer book

• Oxford Keyboard 7 is a different Oxford computer series for Grade 7 (MS Word, PowerPoint, Scratch, C, Visual Basic). Not for Class 2.
• Cambridge Global English Workbook 2 — the Class 2 English workbook from Cambridge, if your Class 2 list also asks for Global English.

If your school list says "Computing 2" but shows a different cover colour or edition, send us a photo of the list on WhatsApp before you order.

Is this the Class 2 computer book for session 2027-28?

Schools decide their own book lists, so please check your school's list for session 2027-28. If it names Oxford International Computing Student Book 2 (Third Edition), this is the book. We supply the newest printing we receive from the publisher; ask us which edition is in stock today.

Buy Oxford Computing Student Book 2 in Urdu Bazar, Lahore

Looking for book shops in Urdu Bazar Lahore? Exams Book House keeps Oxford and Cambridge school books for KG to Class 10.

• Shop: Exams Book House, Shop Number 4, Al Fazal Market, Urdu Bazar, Lahore 54000
• Urdu Bazar Lahore book shop number: 0317 4846676 (call or WhatsApp)
• Open: Monday to Saturday, 9 AM – 9 PM; closed on Sunday
• Delivery: all over Pakistan, cash on delivery

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Frequently asked questions

Is this book right for the 2027-28 session?

Yes, if your school's 2027-28 list names Oxford International Computing Student Book 2 (Third Edition). Check the edition on the list; we can confirm the copy we have before you pay.

Which class is it for?

Book 2 is for Class 2 (Grade 2) in the primary section.

Does my child need a computer at home?

No. The book can be read and discussed without a computer, but a short practice on any computer or tablet helps.

Does it teach coding?

Yes, at a simple level: Unit 3 explains algorithms and Unit 4 makes two small games with sprites, scripts and a forever loop.

How do I order it outside Lahore?

Send the book name and your address on WhatsApp (0317 4846676). We deliver all over Pakistan with cash on delivery.

Inside the book — contents and sample pages