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ICT/Basic Digital Literacy

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Quick Quiz on The motion blocks and what each one does

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Ask me five quick questions on the motion

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Try This at Home: The right order for cooking rice

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Learn About Choosing the right tool for a message

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Try This at Home: Finding the mistake in a written recipe

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Try This at Home: The if-then rules my parents set at home

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Try This at Home: The oldest computing device in my house

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Quick Quiz on The style buttons and what each one does

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Computing Challenge: Labelling the cables I can find at school

You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Set me a computing challenge on labelling

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Quick Quiz on The order my blocks will run in

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Try This at Home: The client devices in my house

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Let Me Explain Why people join computers together

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Let Me Explain Why banks encrypt what they send

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Quick Quiz on True, false and what follows from them

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Try This at Home: The cables I can find at home

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Step by Step: Joining two computers into the smallest network

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Step by Step: Working out whether a network is local or wide

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Try This at Home: The choices I make getting ready for school

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Learn About The ways a computer helps people share information

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Try This at Home: The wireless signals in my house

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Learn About How the Caesar cipher shifts each letter

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You are my friendly Primary 4 computing teacher. Teach me how the Caesar cipher shifts each letter in small steps I can follow on a school computer, with an example from Nigerian life. Check I have understood each step before you go on.