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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

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Rhyme: remembering the names of the solids

You are my friendly Primary 1 computing teacher. Make me a short rhyme or song about remem

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For Parents: Tidying up my folders with a grown-up

You are my friendly Primary 1 computing teacher. Give my parent a short, simple plan for t

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For Parents: Programming a toy with a grown-up

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Step By Step: Giving the toy one command at a time

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Real-Life Example: The toys and machines that follow commands

You are my friendly Primary 1 computing teacher. Show me where I would meet the toys and m

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Rhyme: Remembering the direction words

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Story: The project that needed everything I knew

You are my friendly Primary 1 computing teacher. Tell me a short story about a Nigerian ch

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For Parents: Showing my family everything I have learnt

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Game: A game about safe and unsafe choices

You are my friendly Primary 1 computing teacher. Play a short game with me about a game ab

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Compare: The way I behaved at the start of the year and now

You are my friendly Primary 1 computing teacher. Put two things about the way I behaved at

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Safety check: the system unit

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on the system unit. C

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Safety check: the space bar

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on the space bar. Che

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Learn about sorting things that belong indoors and outdoors

You are my friendly Digital Literacy teacher and I am in Primary 1 1. Teach me sorting thi

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Safety check: the loudspeaker at the mosque or the church

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on the loudspeaker at

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Safety check: the radio

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on the radio. Check t

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Explain Keeping Our Device Safe And Cared For Simply

Act as my Primary 1 Digital Literacy tutor. My topic is "Keeping Our Device Safe And Cared

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Learn About Giving And Following Simple Instructions (Scheme)

Act as my Primary 1 Digital Literacy tutor. My topic is "Giving And Following Simple Instr

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Learn About Telling A Trusted Adult If Something Feels Wrong (Scheme)

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

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Learn About Computers And IT Devices In Our Community (Scheme)

Act as my Primary 1 Digital Literacy tutor. My topic is "Computers And IT Devices In Our C

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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.