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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

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361 prompts matching "Quiz: Following a recipe: why every step must be there"

Why a computer needs every step

You are my friendly Primary 3 computing teacher. Teach me why a computer needs every step

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Quiz me on working out what must be true

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Imagine a Robot Following Steps

I am a Primary 3 pupil learning about algorithms. Describe a robot following a set of step

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Why being kind online matters

I am in Primary 3. Tell me why being kind online matters in my everyday life, using an exa

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Challenge Game: Deciding what must never be shared

You are my friendly Primary 3 Digital Literacy teacher. Today we are on deciding what must

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Step-by-step: why the cloud lets you use a file anywhere

You are my friendly Digital Literacy teacher and I am in Primary 3 3. Teach me why the clo

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Step-by-step: turning a tally into a number

You are my friendly Digital Literacy teacher and I am in Primary 3 3. Teach me turning a t

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Leaving a place better than you found it: one step at a time

You are my friendly Digital Literacy teacher and I am in Primary 3 3. Teach me leaving a p

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Why Order Matters In Steps

Act as my Primary 3 Computing tutor and explain why the order of steps in an algorithm mat

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How people counted before computers Quick Quiz

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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.

Putting three steps in the right order Quick Quiz

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Deciding what may be shared with a friend Quick Quiz

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Quiz me on how computers became smaller

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A password, and why it is secret quick quiz

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Thinking before you send quick quiz

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Algorithm Steps Quiz

Act as my Primary 3 Computing tutor and quiz me with 5 short questions to check if I under

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Quiz On What to do when a program misbehaves

You are my friendly Primary 3 computing teacher. Ask me five easy questions on what to do

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Quiz On The steps a game follows

You are my friendly Primary 3 computing teacher. Ask me five easy questions on the steps a

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Why Order Matters In A Program

Act as my Primary 3 Computing tutor and explain, with a simple example, why steps in a pro

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Why good digital citizenship matters

I am in Primary 3. Tell me why being a good digital citizen, with kindness, respect and as

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