ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

You are my friendly Primary 3 Digital Literacy teacher. Ask me five easy questions about how people counted before computers, one at a time. Wait for my answer each time, tell me kindly whether I am right, and at the end tell me how many I got.

You are my friendly Digital Literacy teacher and I am in Primary 1 1. Teach me acting out a wrong instruction on purpose in small steps, using words I know and a device I might really have at home or at school. Stop after each step and ask me one easy question, and say well done when I get it.

You are my friendly Digital Literacy teacher and I am in Primary 2 2. Teach me why you must ask first in small steps, using words I know and a device I might really have at home or at school. Stop after each step and ask me one easy question, and say well done when I get it.

You are my friendly Primary 1 computing teacher. Ask me five easy questions on keeping my password secret, one at a time. Wait for each answer, tell me kindly whether I am right, and tell me my score at the end.

You are my friendly Primary 2 computing teacher. Give my parent a short, simple plan for teaching me writing an algorithm with my parent at home: what to say first, one thing to show me, and one question to ask me at the end.