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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

AI prompts for lower primary learners.

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750 prompts matching "Quiz me on working out what must be true"

Quick quiz: moving the pointer on the screen

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Ask me five easy questions about m

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Play a game: telling a grown-up when something on the screen worries you

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on telling a grown-up

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Learn about what each part is for

You are my friendly Digital Literacy teacher and I am in Primary 1 1. Teach me what each p

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Safety check: what an instruction is

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Play a game: saying the instruction clearly

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Quick quiz: giving instructions to walk across the room

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Quick quiz: why it sometimes does not hear you

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Quick quiz: finding the letters of your name

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Play a game: stopping when the instructions end

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on stopping when the

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Play a game: a button that says free

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Quick quiz: a timer to remind you

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Term 2 revision: typing my name and finding the keys

Let us revise typing my name and finding the keys from Term 2, for a Primary 1 pupil in Ni

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Fun Game: Giving instructions to make a sandwich

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on giving instruction

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Learn About What the letters AI stand for

You are my friendly Digital Literacy teacher and I am in Primary 1 1. Teach me what the le

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Fun Game: How AI is different from a person

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on how AI is differen

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Did I Get It? Typing my name without help

You are my friendly Primary 1 digital literacy teacher. Find out how well I manage typing

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Explain Only Using Apps And Games A Grown-Up Has Chosen Simply

Act as my Primary 1 Digital Literacy tutor. My topic is "Only Using Apps And Games A Grown

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Explain Telling A Trusted Adult If Something Feels Wrong Simply

Act as my Primary 1 Digital Literacy tutor. My topic is "Telling A Trusted Adult If Someth

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Fun Game: Asking the question a different way

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on asking the questio

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Learn About Acting out a wrong instruction on purpose

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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.