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670 prompts matching "Term 2 review: instructions and sequences (Y3)"

Term 2 revision: using only the apps a grown-up has approved

Let us revise using only the apps a grown-up has approved from Term 2, for a Primary 1 pup

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Term 2 revision: telling a trusted adult

Let us revise telling a trusted adult from Term 2, for a Primary 1 pupil in Nigeria. Ask m

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Term 2 revision: knowing that AI helpers can be wrong

Let us revise knowing that AI helpers can be wrong from Term 2, for a Primary 1 pupil in N

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Term 3 revision: the devices in our community

Let us revise the devices in our community from Term 3, for a Primary 1 pupil in Nigeria.

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Term 3 revision: the common digital devices we use

Let us revise the common digital devices we use from Term 3, for a Primary 1 pupil in Nige

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Term 3 revision: asking before something new online

Let us revise asking before something new online from Term 3, for a Primary 1 pupil in Nig

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Term 3 revision: drawing with shapes

Let us revise drawing with shapes from Term 3, for a Primary 1 pupil in Nigeria. Ask me fi

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Term 3 revision: putting steps into the right order

Let us revise putting steps into the right order from Term 3, for a Primary 1 pupil in Nig

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Act It Out: A computer that fits in your hand

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on a computer that fi

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Check What I Know: Instructions with a number of steps

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Find out whether I really understa

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Act It Out: Checking your instructions worked

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on checking your inst

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Yes Or No Quiz: Fixing an instruction that did not work

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Say five sentences to me about fix

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Did I Get It? Giving instructions that can be followed

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

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Story Time: Writing instructions down in order

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Tell me a short story about writin

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Fun Game: A sequence with five steps

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on a sequence with fi

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Check What I Know: A sequence that repeats

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Find out whether I really understa

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Yes Or No Quiz: Reading a sequence someone else wrote

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Say five sentences to me about rea

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Story Time: Following a sequence on a screen

You are my friendly Primary 1 Digital Literacy teacher. Tell me a short story about follow

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Explain Giving Instructions To A Partner (Be My Robot) Simply

Act as my Primary 1 Digital Literacy tutor. My topic is "Giving Instructions To A Partner

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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.