PRIMARY 1 THIRD TERM LESSON NOTE ICT COMPUTER STUDIES 🖥
PRIMARY 1 COMPUTER THIRD TERM E-NOTE
WEEK: One
Revision Week
1. IT devices are devices that use ________.
a) electricity
b) water
c) air
2. Examples of IT devices include ________.
a) water dispenser
b) microwave
c) calculator
3. A GSM phone is used for ________.
a) cooking
b) making and receiving calls
c) gardening
4. The full meaning of GSM is ________.
a) Global System for Mobile Communication
b) General System for Messaging
c) Grand Service of Media
5. Android phones and landline phones are types of ________.
a) calculators
b) wristwatches
c) GSM phones
6. A calculator is used for ________.
a) solving mathematical problems
b) cooking food
c) playing games
7. Digital and analogue are types of ________.
a) calculators
b) wristwatches
c) organizers
8. Wristwatches are used for ________.
a) keeping time
b) measuring temperature
c) writing notes
9. The difference between a digital and analogue wristwatch is the way they ________.
a) display time
b) make calls
c) calculate math problems
10. An organizer is a small calculator-sized computer used for ________.
a) sending and receiving faxes
b) storing contacts and schedules
c) playing music
11. A fax machine is used for ________.
a) sending documents electronically
b) taking photographs
c) listening to music
12. Radio receivers convert radio waves into ________.
a) usable form
b) television signals
c) sound waves
13. A television receives broadcasting signals and changes them into ________.
a) pictures and sound
b) text messages
c) radio waves
14. An IT device with an antenna for getting network and a screen for displaying events is called a ________.
a) wristwatch
b) radio
c) television
15. Television can be used for ________.
a) getting information
b) cooking food
c) washing clothes
TOPIC: Revision
WEEK: Two.
DATE:
CLASS: Basic one
SUBJECT: Computer Studies
TOPIC: Common IT devices DURATION: 45 minutes
PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE: Students are familiar with some common IT devices
e.g calculator, GSM etc
BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- say the meaning of IT devices.
- identify and name common IT device
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL: Toy phones, toy calculator, smart phones etc
REFERENCE MATERIAL: Learn Africa Basic Computer Studies UBE edition for primary schools b
CONTENT
Common IT devices
👩🏫 Welcome to your Computer Studies ICT class, Primary 1! Today, we are going to learn about common IT devices. 🖥️
IT devices, or Information Technology devices, are electronic devices that use electricity to help us perform various tasks more easily. These devices have electronic components inside them that allow them to function. Let’s explore some examples of IT devices together:
1. Calculator: 🧮
A calculator is a small electronic device that helps us perform mathematical calculations quickly and accurately. It has buttons with numbers and mathematical symbols that we can press to input numbers and perform calculations. Calculators are commonly used in schools and offices.
2. GSM Phone: 📱
A GSM phone, also known as a mobile phone or cell phone, is a device that allows us to make calls, send messages, and access the internet wirelessly. It uses a SIM card to connect to a cellular network, enabling us to communicate with others no matter where we are. Nowadays, many GSM phones also have additional features like cameras, music players, and various apps.
3. Organiser: 📅
An organiser, also known as a personal digital assistant (PDA), is a handheld device that helps us manage our schedules, contacts, and tasks. It has a digital calendar, address book, and note-taking capabilities. Organisers are helpful for keeping track of important dates and staying organized in our daily lives.
4. Water Dispenser: 🚰
Although not typically thought of as an IT device, some modern water dispensers incorporate IT elements. For example, there are water dispensers that have touchscreens to control temperature settings, water flow, and even display information like the time and weather. These IT-enhanced water dispensers add convenience and functionality to our daily lives.
5. Television: 📺
A television, or TV, is an electronic device that receives and displays audiovisual content. It allows us to watch various programs, movies, and shows. Modern TVs often come with advanced features like internet connectivity, smart applications, and the ability to stream content from online platforms. They are a popular source of entertainment and information.
6. Radio: 📻
A radio is an electronic device that receives and plays audio broadcasts. It allows us to listen to music, news, talk shows, and other audio content. Radios have been around for a long time and are still widely used today, even with the advent of digital music and streaming services.
These are just a few examples of IT devices that we encounter in our daily lives. Remember, IT devices are designed to make our work and daily tasks easier and more efficient. Can you think of any other IT devices you use or have seen? 🤔
Keep exploring and discovering the wonderful world of IT devices! 🌟🖥️
Examples of IT devices
What are IT devices? These are devices that uses electricity and they make the performance of our work easy. They have element of electronics in them
The following are examples of IT devices;
- Calculator
- GSM phone
- Organiser
- Water dispenser
- Television
- Radio etc
PRESENTATION
STEP I: Teacher revises the previous topic.
STEP II: Teacher introduces the new topic “Common IT devices” STEP III: Teacher explains the meaning of IT devices
STEP IV: Teacher explains the types and examples of it devices STEP V: Pupils copy the note and submit for marking EVALUATION:
- say the meaning of IT devices.
- lists three IT devices.
CONCLUSION: Teacher concludes the lesson by evaluating the students and gives an assignment
ASSIGNMENT:
- Draw a smart phone and list one of its function
- Draw a calculator and state any of its function
[mediator_tech]
Evaluation
1. A ___________ is an IT device that helps us perform mathematical calculations quickly and accurately.
a) Calculator
b) Television
c) Radio
2. A ___________ phone allows us to make calls, send messages, and access the internet wirelessly.
a) GSM
b) Calculator
c) Organiser
3. An ___________ is a handheld device that helps us manage our schedules, contacts, and tasks.
a) Organiser
b) Water dispenser
c) Television
4. Some modern ___________ incorporate IT elements and can have touchscreens and display information like the time and weather.
a) Water dispenser
b) Calculator
c) Radio
5. A ___________ is an electronic device that receives and displays audiovisual content.
a) Television
b) GSM phone
c) Calculator
6. A ___________ allows us to listen to music, news, talk shows, and other audio content.
a) Radio
b) Organiser
c) Water dispenser
7. Which IT device helps us perform mathematical calculations quickly and accurately?
a) Calculator
b) GSM phone
c) Water dispenser
8. Which device allows us to make calls, send messages, and access the internet wirelessly?
a) GSM phone
b) Organiser
c) Radio
9. Which IT device is used to manage schedules, contacts, and tasks?
a) Organiser
b) Television
c) Calculator
10. Some modern ___________ have touchscreens and display information like the time and weather.
a) Water dispenser
b) Calculator
c) Radio
11. Which device receives and displays audiovisual content?
a) Television
b) GSM phone
c) Calculator
12. Which device allows us to listen to music, news, and talk shows?
a) Radio
b) Organiser
c) Water dispenser
13. A ___________ is an IT device used for mathematical calculations.
a) Calculator
b) Television
c) Radio
14. Which device is used for wireless communication and internet access?
a) GSM phone
b) Organiser
c) Water dispenser
15. Which IT device helps us manage schedules, contacts, and tasks?
a) Organiser
b) Television
c) Calculator
WEEK: Three
DATE:
CLASS: Basic one
SUBJECT: Computer Studies
TOPIC: Common devices (GSM phones) DURATION: 45 minutes
PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE: Students are familiar with GSM as an example of IT devices
BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- identify GSM phone.
- give the full meaning of GSM.
- name types of GSM phone.
- state the uses of GSM phone.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL: A real GSM phone, pictures of different types of GSM phones.
REFERENCE MATERIAL: Learn Africa Basic Computer Studies UBE edition for primary schools
CONTENT
GSM phone
This is a device used for receiving and sending calls, it can also be used for texting and receiving message, it a device for reaching people that is far from us.
The full meaning of GSM is Global System for Mobile Communication
GSM phones, also known as mobile phones or cell phones, are devices that allow us to communicate with others wirelessly. They use the Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) technology, which enables us to make and receive calls, send and receive text messages, and access various other features and services. GSM phones have become an essential part of our daily lives, providing a convenient means of communication. 📱
Types of GSM phones:
1. Android phones: These are smartphones that run on the Android operating system. They offer a wide range of features and capabilities, including internet access, app installations, multimedia functions, and more. Android phones are known for their versatility and compatibility with various applications.
2. Landline phones: Although less common in recent years due to the rise of mobile phones, landline phones can also operate on the GSM network. They are usually fixed-line telephones that connect to a network via a physical line. Landline phones provide a stable and reliable means of communication within a specific location, such as a home or office.
Uses of GSM phones:
1. Making and receiving calls: GSM phones allow us to connect with others by making phone calls. We can dial a number and speak to someone in real-time, regardless of their location. It’s a convenient way to stay in touch with friends, family, and colleagues.
2. Texting and receiving messages: GSM phones support text messaging, which allows us to send and receive short written messages. Texting is a popular way to communicate when a phone call may not be possible or necessary. We can exchange messages quickly and easily, making it an efficient form of communication.
3. Getting the location of people: Some GSM phones have built-in GPS technology, which enables us to determine the location of the phone or the person carrying it. This feature can be useful for various purposes, such as finding directions, tracking a lost phone, or ensuring the safety of individuals.
4. Taking pictures: Many GSM phones come equipped with a camera, allowing us to capture photos and videos on the go. We can preserve memories, document events, and share visuals with others using the phone’s camera feature.
5. Storing information and playing games: GSM phones often have storage capabilities, allowing us to save contacts, photos, videos, documents, and other files. Additionally, many GSM phones offer a wide range of games and entertainment applications, providing opportunities for leisure and recreation.
GSM phones have revolutionized communication by providing us with portable and versatile devices for staying connected. They have become an integral part of our personal and professional lives. 🌐📞
Types of GSM These includes:-
- Android phones
- Landline phones Uses of GSM
- For making and receiving calls
- For texting and receiving messages
- For getting the location of people
- For taking pictures
- For storing information and playing games
PRESENTATION
STEP I: Teacher revises the previous topic.
STEP II: Teacher introduces the new topic “GSM phones” STEP III: Teacher explains the meaning of GSM phones
STEP IV: Teacher explains and list the functions of a GSM phone STEP V: Pupils copy the note and submit for marking EVALUATION:
- Write out the full meaning of GS
- state any three types of GSM phones. ASSIGNMENT:
- List three functions of a GSM Phone.
[mediator_tech]
Evaluation
1. A GSM phone is a device used for ___________ and sending calls.
a) Receiving
b) Texting
c) Taking pictures
2. The full meaning of GSM is ___________.
a) Global System for Mobile Communication
b) Global Standard for Multimedia
c) General System for Mobile Devices
3. Android phones are smartphones that run on the ___________ operating system.
a) GSM
b) Android
c) Landline
4. Landline phones can also operate on the ___________ network.
a) GSM
b) Android
c) Landline
5. GSM phones allow us to make and receive ___________.
a) Calls
b) Text messages
c) Pictures
6. Texting is a popular way to communicate using ___________.
a) GSM phones
b) Landline phones
c) Android phones
7. Some GSM phones have built-in ___________ technology, which helps determine the location of the phone or the person carrying it.
a) GPS
b) Wi-Fi
c) Bluetooth
8. GSM phones often come equipped with a ___________ for capturing photos and videos.
a) Camera
b) Calculator
c) Speaker
9. Storing information and playing games are common uses of ___________.
a) GSM phones
b) Landline phones
c) Android phones
10. The primary purpose of GSM phones is for ___________.
a) Communication
b) Entertainment
c) Education
11. GSM phones use the ___________ technology for wireless communication.
a) GSM
b) GPS
c) Bluetooth
12. Sending and receiving ___________ is a feature of GSM phones.
a) Text messages
b) Pictures
c) Calls
13. Android phones are known for their ___________ and compatibility with various applications.
a) Versatility
b) Stability
c) Simplicity
14. Landline phones are usually ___________ telephones that connect to a network via a physical line.
a) Fixed-line
b) Wireless
c) Mobile
15. GSM phones have revolutionized ___________ by providing portable and versatile communication devices.
a) Communication
b) Entertainment
c) Transportation
WEEK: Four DATE:
CLASS: Basic one
SUBJECT: Computer Studies
TOPIC: Common IT devices (calculator) PERIOD:
DURATION: 45 minutes
PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE: Students are familiar with calculator as an example of IT device.
BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- identify and describe a calculator.
- name types of calculator.
- state the uses of calculators.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL: A real calculator, pictures of different calculators, textbook.
REFERENCE MATERIAL: Learn Africa Basic Computer Studies UBE edition for primary schools
CONTENT
Calculator
This is an IT device for performing mathematical problems that it is used in solving mathematical problem.
Types of calculator are digital calculator and analogue calculator. Uses of calculator
- For solving mathematical problem
- For getting formulas
- For storing information
A calculator is an IT device specifically designed to perform mathematical calculations. It provides a convenient and efficient way to solve various mathematical problems. There are two main types of calculators: digital calculators and analogue calculators. Let’s explore their uses:
1. Digital Calculator:
– Digital calculators are electronic devices that display numbers and mathematical symbols on a digital screen.
– They are commonly used in schools, offices, and everyday life.
– Digital calculators are designed to perform arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
– They can handle more complex mathematical functions like trigonometry, logarithms, and exponentiation.
– Digital calculators often have memory functions, allowing users to store and recall previous calculations.
2. Analogue Calculator:
– Analogue calculators are mechanical devices that use physical components like gears and sliders to perform calculations.
– They were commonly used in the past but have been largely replaced by digital calculators.
– Analogue calculators are limited in terms of the mathematical operations they can perform.
– They are typically simpler devices that can handle basic arithmetic calculations.
Uses of Calculators:
1. Solving Mathematical Problems:
– The primary use of calculators is to solve mathematical problems quickly and accurately.
– Whether it’s simple addition or complex algebraic equations, calculators can help perform calculations efficiently.
– They save time and reduce the chances of manual calculation errors.
2. Getting Formulas:
– Calculators often come with pre-programmed formulas for various mathematical operations.
– Users can input the necessary values, and the calculator will provide the result based on the formula.
– This feature is helpful for students and professionals who need quick access to commonly used mathematical formulas.
3. Storing Information:
– Some calculators have memory functions that allow users to store numerical values or results temporarily.
– This feature comes in handy when working on multi-step calculations or when you need to refer back to a previous result.
Calculators are versatile tools that aid in mathematical problem-solving and provide quick access to formulas and results. They have become essential in various fields, including education, finance, engineering, and more.
These are various calculator used for solving various mathematical problem. PRESENTATION
STEP I: Teacher revises the previous topic.
STEP II: Teacher introduces the new topic “IT devices (calculator)” STEP III: Teacher describes a calculator
STEP IV: Teacher explains the types and functions of a calculator STEP V: Pupils contribute and ask questions
EVALUATION:
- describe a calculator.
- lists two types of calculator.
- state what calculator is used for.
CONCLUSION: Teacher concludes the lesson by evaluating the students and gives an assignment
ASSIGNMENT:
- Use a cardboard design a modern calculator and show to your fellow students and submit for grading
[mediator_tech]
1. A calculator is an IT device used for performing ___________ problems.
a) Mathematical
b) Scientific
c) Language
2. The two main types of calculators are digital calculators and ___________ calculators.
a) Analogue
b) Graphing
c) Scientific
3. Digital calculators display numbers and mathematical symbols on a ___________ screen.
a) Digital
b) Analogue
c) Graphing
4. Calculators are commonly used in schools, offices, and ___________.
a) Everyday life
b) Laboratories
c) Construction sites
5. Digital calculators can perform arithmetic operations such as addition, subtraction, ___________, and division.
a) Multiplication
b) Differentiation
c) Integration
6. Digital calculators can handle more complex mathematical functions like ___________ and logarithms.
a) Trigonometry
b) Grammar
c) History
7. Digital calculators often have memory functions for ___________ and recalling previous calculations.
a) Storing
b) Copying
c) Deleting
8. Analogue calculators use ___________ components like gears and sliders to perform calculations.
a) Mechanical
b) Digital
c) Electrical
9. Analogue calculators are typically simpler devices that can handle basic ___________ calculations.
a) Arithmetic
b) Geometric
c) Linguistic
10. The primary use of calculators is to solve ___________ problems.
a) Mathematical
b) Scientific
c) Linguistic
11. Calculators often come with pre-programmed ___________ for various mathematical operations.
a) Formulas
b) Equations
c) Algorithms
12. Some calculators have memory functions for temporarily ___________ numerical values or results.
a) Storing
b) Deleting
c) Printing
13. Calculators are essential tools in various fields, including education, ___________, and engineering.
a) Finance
b) Psychology
c) Literature
14. Using calculators helps save time and reduce the chances of ___________ errors in calculations.
a) Manual
b) Visual
c) Verbal
15. Calculators aid in mathematical problem-solving and provide quick access to formulas and ___________.
a) Results
b) Equations
c) Definitions
WEEK: Five DATE:
CLASS: Basic one
SUBJECT: Computer Studies
TOPIC: Common IT devices (Wrist watches) PERIOD:
DURATION: 45 minutes
PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE: Students are familiar with wrist watches as an example of IT device
BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- identify and describe digital and analogue wristwatches.
- state the difference between a digital and analogue wristwatch.
- say the use of a wristwatch.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL: A real Wrist watch, chart showing different types of wrist watches, textbook
REFERENCE MATERIAL: Learn Africa Basic Computer Studies UBE edition for primary schools b
CONTENT
Wrist watch
Wrist watch is another IT device use for keeping time.
There are two types of wrist watch, we have digital wristwatch and analogue wrist watch. Digital wrist watch is an old form of wristwatch while analogue wrist watch is a modern wrist watch
👩🏫 Welcome, Primary 1 students, to our Computer Studies ICT class! Today, we are going to learn about wristwatches and their different types. ⌚️
A wristwatch is an IT device that is primarily used for keeping track of time. It is worn on the wrist, making it convenient to access and check the time throughout the day. Let’s explore the two main types of wristwatches together:
1. Digital Wristwatch: ⏰
A digital wristwatch is an older form of wristwatch that displays the time using numerical digits on a digital screen. It typically shows the hour, minute, and sometimes even the seconds. The numbers are clear and easy to read. Here’s an example: 10:30 AM.
2. Analogue Wristwatch: 🕰️
An analogue wristwatch is a more modern form of wristwatch that uses traditional hour and minute hands on a dial to indicate the time. The hour hand is shorter and moves more slowly, while the minute hand is longer and moves faster. Sometimes, there is also a second hand. Here’s an example: The hour hand is pointing to 2, and the minute hand is pointing to 6, indicating 2:30 PM.
Both digital and analogue wristwatches serve the purpose of keeping time, but they have different ways of displaying it.
🕰️ Analogue wristwatches often have a classic and elegant design, with various styles and materials to choose from, such as stainless steel, leather straps, or colorful bands. Some analogue watches also have additional features like date displays or even chronographs for measuring time intervals.
⏰ Digital wristwatches, on the other hand, are known for their precise timekeeping and convenience. They usually have extra functionalities such as alarms, timers, and even backlighting for easy reading in the dark.
Remember, wearing a wristwatch helps us manage our time effectively and be punctual for our activities throughout the day. It’s a useful accessory that combines fashion and functionality! ⌚️
Now, let’s have a little fun! Can you draw or describe a wristwatch and indicate the time it might be showing? Feel free to use emojis or describe the position of the hands for an analogue watch or the numbers for a digital watch. 🎨😊
Keep exploring the world of wristwatches and the importance of timekeeping! ⏱️
PRESENTATION
STEP I: Teacher revises the previous topic.
STEP II: Teacher introduces the new topic “Common IT device (wrist watch)”
STEP III: Teacher explains the difference between digital and analogue wrist watch
STEP IV: Teacher explains the uses of wrist watches
STEP V: Pupils ask relevant questions and are answered accordingly EVALUATION:
- state the two types of wristwatches you know.
- state the differences between the two
types.
- say what wristwatches are used for
CONCLUSION: Teacher summarises the lesson and evaluates the students ASSIGNMENT:
- Draw a wrist watch and state any five functions it performs
[mediator_tech]
1. A wristwatch is an IT device used for keeping ___________.
a) Time
b) Dates
c) Contacts
2. There are two types of wristwatches: digital wristwatches and ___________ wristwatches.
a) Analogue
b) Smart
c) GPS
3. A digital wristwatch displays the time using ___________ digits on a digital screen.
a) Numerical
b) Alphabetical
c) Symbolic
4. An analogue wristwatch uses ___________ and minute hands to indicate the time.
a) Hour
b) Second
c) Day
5. Digital wristwatches are considered an ___________ form of wristwatch.
a) Old
b) Modern
c) Antique
6. An analogue wristwatch is a ___________ form of wristwatch.
a) Modern
b) Traditional
c) Retro
7. A digital wristwatch typically shows the hour, minute, and sometimes ___________.
a) Seconds
b) Days
c) Weeks
8. An analogue wristwatch often has a classic design with ___________ and minute hands.
a) Hour
b) Second
c) Day
9. Digital wristwatches may include additional features like ___________ and timers.
a) Alarms
b) Calendars
c) Compasses
10. Analogue wristwatches may have a ___________ for measuring time intervals.
a) Chronograph
b) Barometer
c) Compass
11. Analogue wristwatches are known for their elegant ___________.
a) Design
b) Sound
c) Taste
12. Digital wristwatches are convenient for reading time, especially with their ___________ feature.
a) Backlighting
b) Sound effects
c) Vibration
13. Wearing a wristwatch helps us manage our time effectively and be ___________.
a) Punctual
b) Creative
c) Playful
14. Analogue wristwatches often have various styles and materials to choose from, such as ___________ or leather straps.
a) Stainless steel
b) Plastic
c) Wood
15. A wristwatch is a useful accessory that combines ___________ and functionality.
a) Fashion
b) Entertainment
c) Art
WEEK: Six DATE:
CLASS: Basic one
SUBJECT: Computer Studies
TOPIC: Common IT devices (Organizer) DURATION: 45 minutes
PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE: Students have seen an organizer before.
BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:-
- describe an organizer.
- state the uses of an organizer.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL: Pictures of an organizer
REFERENCE MATERIAL: Learn Africa Basic Computer Studies UBE edition for primary schools book 1
CONTENT
An electronic organizer (or electric organizer) is a small calculator-sized computer, often with an built-in diary application and other functions such as an address book and calendar. It normally has a small alphanumeric keypad and an LCD screen of
one, two, or three lines. The electronic diary or organizer was invented by an Indian businessman Satyan Pitroda in 1975.
That’s great information about electronic organizers! An electronic organizer, also known as an electric organizer, is a small computer device that is typically the size of a calculator. It offers various functions to help users stay organized and manage their daily tasks. Let’s explore some key details about electronic organizers:
1. Functions of an Electronic Organizer:
– Diary Application: An electronic organizer often includes a built-in diary or journal application. Users can input and store important dates, events, and notes.
– Address Book: It also provides an address book feature, allowing users to store contact information like names, phone numbers, and addresses.
– Calendar: Electronic organizers come equipped with a calendar function that displays dates and allows users to schedule appointments, meetings, and other events.
– Alphanumeric Keypad: These devices typically have a small keypad with numbers, letters, and other characters for inputting information.
– LCD Screen: The electronic organizer’s LCD screen usually has one, two, or three lines to display information and messages.
2. Invention of the Electronic Organizer:
– The electronic diary or organizer was indeed invented by an Indian businessman named Satyan Pitroda in 1975. He revolutionized the concept of personal digital assistants (PDAs) by developing a device that combined multiple functions like a diary, address book, and calendar.
Electronic organizers have played a significant role in personal organization and time management. They offer convenience and portability, allowing users to keep track of their schedules and contacts on the go. Although electronic organizers have evolved over time with the advent of smartphones and other mobile devices, they paved the way for the digital organization tools we use today.
Do you have any questions about electronic organizers or their functions?
These are electronic organizer PRESENTATION
STEP I: Teacher revises the previous topic.
STEP II: Teacher introduces the new topic “Common IT devices (organizer)” STEP III: Teacher explains the meaning of an organizer
STEP IV: Teacher explains the functions of an organizer STEP V: Pupils copy the note and submit for marking EVALUATION:
- describe an organizer.
- state the uses of an organizer.
CONCLUSION: Teacher concludes the lesson by evaluating the students and gives an assignment
ASSIGNMENT:
- Using a cardboard make an organizer
[mediator_tech]
1. An electronic organizer is a small computer device often with a built-in diary application, address book, and ___________.
a) Calculator
b) Camera
c) Music player
2. The size of an electronic organizer is typically similar to that of a ___________.
a) Calculator
b) Tablet
c) Laptop
3. An electronic organizer’s screen usually displays ___________ lines of text.
a) One
b) Two
c) Three
4. The electronic diary or organizer was invented by an Indian businessman named ___________.
a) Satyan Pitroda
b) Steve Jobs
c) Mark Zuckerberg
5. The diary application in an electronic organizer is used for storing ___________.
a) Dates and events
b) Songs and videos
c) Games and apps
6. The address book feature in an electronic organizer helps store ___________ information.
a) Contact
b) Weather
c) News
7. Electronic organizers have a small ___________ keypad for inputting information.
a) Alphanumeric
b) Numeric
c) Touch-sensitive
8. Electronic organizers come equipped with a ___________ function for scheduling events.
a) Calendar
b) Calculator
c) Camera
9. An electronic organizer helps users manage their daily tasks and stay ___________.
a) Organized
b) Entertained
c) Connected
10. The LCD screen in an electronic organizer displays information and ___________.
a) Messages
b) Games
c) Photos
11. The electronic organizer was invented in the year ___________.
a) 1975
b) 2000
c) 1995
12. The electronic organizer was invented by an Indian ___________.
a) Businessman
b) Engineer
c) Scientist
13. An electronic organizer is also known as an ___________ organizer.
a) Electric
b) Analog
c) Smart
14. Electronic organizers have paved the way for digital organization tools we use today, such as ___________.
a) Smartphones
b) Laptops
c) Televisions
15. The primary purpose of an electronic organizer is to help users with ___________ and time management.
a) Organization
b) Entertainment
c) Communication
WEEK: Seven DATE:
CLASS: Basic one SUBJECT: Computer Studies TOPIC: Fax machine DURATION: 45 minutes
PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE: Students must have heard about fax machine before.
BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- describe a fax machine.
- state the uses of fax machine.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL: Chart showing fax machine
REFERENCE MATERIAL: Learn Africa Basic Computer Studies UBE edition for primary schools book 1
CONTENT
Fax machine
A fax machine is a device that is used to send documents electronically over a telephone network.
The transmissions it sends are called “faxes” and these can be between two fax machines, or between a fax machine and computer or online fax service that is equipped to send and receive faxes.
👩🏫 Welcome, Primary 1 students, to our Computer Studies ICT class! Today, we are going to learn about a common IT device called the fax machine. 📠
A fax machine is a device that allows us to send and receive documents electronically over a telephone network. It revolutionized the way we share physical documents over long distances. Let’s explore more about fax machines together:
📠 How Fax Machines Work:
1. Sending a Fax: To send a fax, we place the document we want to send into the fax machine’s document feeder or on the glass platen. We then enter the recipient’s fax number using the fax machine’s keypad. Once we press the “send” button, the fax machine scans the document and converts it into electronic signals. These signals are transmitted over the telephone network to the receiving fax machine.
2. Receiving a Fax: When a fax machine receives a fax, it answers the incoming call and listens for fax tones. If it detects these tones, it starts receiving the electronic signals and converts them back into a document. The received document is then printed out by the fax machine.
📠 Types of Fax Machines:
There are different types of fax machines, including:
– Standalone Fax Machines: These are dedicated machines solely for sending and receiving faxes. They usually have a keypad, display, and document feeder.
– Multifunction Printers (MFPs): Some printers include built-in fax capabilities, allowing them to perform printing, scanning, copying, and faxing all in one device.
📠 Faxing Beyond Fax Machines:
Faxing has also evolved beyond traditional fax machines. Now, we have online fax services and fax software that enable us to send and receive faxes through computers or mobile devices. These services or software often convert documents into digital files that can be transmitted over the internet.
Fax machines and faxing have been widely used in offices, businesses, and even homes. They have played a significant role in sharing important documents quickly and securely. However, with advancements in technology, digital alternatives like email and document scanning have become more popular.
Now, let’s have a little activity! Can you draw or describe a fax machine and show how it sends documents electronically? Feel free to use emojis or describe the process step by step. 🖨️📞
Keep exploring the world of IT devices, and remember, the fax machine has been an important tool for communication and document sharing! 🌐📠
This is an electronic fax machine for sending documents.
PRESENTATION
STEP I: Teacher revises the previous topic.
STEP II: Teacher introduces the new topic “Fax machine”
STEP III: Teacher describes with the aid of a diagram a fax machine STEP IV: Teacher explains the uses of a fax machine
STEP V: Pupils copy the note and submit for marking EVALUATION:
- describe a fax machine.
- state the uses of a fax machine.
CONCLUSION: Teacher concludes the lesson by evaluating the students and gives an assignment
ASSIGNMENT:
- Draw a fax machine and state two of its uses
Evaluation
1. A fax machine is a device used to send documents ___________ over a telephone network.
a) Electronically
b) Physically
c) Digitally
2. The transmissions sent by a fax machine are called ___________.
a) Faxes
b) Emails
c) Texts
3. Fax machines can send documents between two fax machines or between a fax machine and ___________.
a) Computer
b) Telephone
c) Television
4. To send a fax, we place the document in the fax machine’s ___________.
a) Document feeder
b) Paper shredder
c) Ink cartridge
5. The fax machine converts the scanned document into ___________ signals.
a) Electronic
b) Analog
c) Digital
6. When a fax machine receives a fax, it listens for ___________ tones.
a) Fax
b) Dial-up
c) Music
7. The received document is printed out by the fax machine using ___________.
a) Ink
b) Toner
c) Pencil
8. Standalone fax machines are dedicated devices solely for ___________ and receiving faxes.
a) Sending
b) Printing
c) Scanning
9. Multifunction printers (MFPs) have built-in fax capabilities, along with ___________ functions.
a) Printing
b) Scanning
c) Copying
10. Faxing has evolved beyond traditional fax machines to include online fax services and ___________.
a) Fax software
b) Email services
c) Video calls
11. Online fax services allow us to send and receive faxes ___________.
a) Over the internet
b) Through a telephone line
c) By mail
12. Fax machines have played a significant role in sharing ___________ documents quickly and securely.
a) Important
b) Personal
c) Handwritten
13. With advancements in technology, digital alternatives like ___________ have become popular for document sharing.
a) Email
b) Photocopies
c) Telegram
14. Fax machines have been widely used in ___________, businesses, and homes.
a) Offices
b) Schools
c) Libraries
15. The fax machine has been an important tool for communication and document sharing, but it has been partially replaced by ___________.
a) Digital alternatives
b) Postal services
c) Landline phones
WEEK: Eight DATE:
CLASS: Basic one SUBJECT: Computer Studies TOPIC: Radio
DURATION: 45 minutes
PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE: Students have seen and listened to a radio several times
BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- describe a radio.
- state the uses of radio.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL: Pictures of a radio, toy radio and textbook
REFERENCE MATERIAL: Learn Africa Basic Computer Studies UBE edition for primary schools book 1
CONTENT
Radio
In radio communications, a radio receiver, also known as a receiver, wireless or simply radio is an electronic device that receives radio waves and converts the information carried by them to a usable form. It is used with an antenna.
Uses of Radio
- For getting information
- For listening to news etc
👩🏫 Welcome, Primary 1 students, to our Computer Studies ICT class! Today, we are going to learn about a fascinating IT device called the radio. 📻
A radio receiver, commonly known as a radio, is an electronic device used for receiving radio waves and converting them into sound or other forms of information that we can use. Radios are widely used for various purposes, including getting information and listening to news. Let’s explore further:
📻 How Radios Work:
1. Radio Waves: Radios operate by receiving radio waves, which are a type of electromagnetic radiation. These waves carry audio signals, such as music, speech, or data, from radio stations.
2. Antenna: Radios use an antenna to capture radio waves from the air. The antenna acts as a receiver and picks up the radio signals, converting them into electrical signals.
3. Conversion: The electrical signals from the antenna are then processed by the radio’s internal components, such as amplifiers and tuners. These components convert the electrical signals into sound or other usable forms of information.
📻 Uses of Radio:
Radios have several uses in our daily lives, including:
1. Getting Information: Radios are commonly used to receive news, weather updates, and other important information. We can tune in to radio stations that broadcast news bulletins, talk shows, interviews, and educational programs.
2. Listening to Music and Entertainment: Radios provide a means to listen to music, podcasts, radio dramas, and other forms of entertainment. We can tune in to different radio stations that play various genres of music or specific programs tailored to our interests.
3. Emergency Communication: During emergencies or natural disasters, radios play a crucial role in disseminating important information, such as evacuation notices, safety instructions, and updates from authorities.
Radios have been a popular form of communication and entertainment for many years. They have evolved from large, bulky devices to compact portable radios that we can carry with us anywhere. They continue to be a reliable source of information and a means of connecting with the world around us.
Now, let’s have a little activity! Can you draw or describe a radio and how it receives and converts radio waves into sound? Feel free to use emojis or describe the process step by step. 🎧📻
Remember, radios are fascinating devices that bring us news, music, and entertainment through the power of radio waves! 📡🔊
These are different types of radio they all work with an antenna.
PRESENTATION
STEP I: Teacher revises the previous topic.
STEP II: Teacher introduces the new topic “Radio” STEP III: Teacher gives a brief description of a radio STEP IV: Teacher explains the uses of a radio
STEP V: Pupils copy the note and submit for marking EVALUATION:
- describe a radio.
- list the uses of a radio
CONCLUSION: Teacher concludes the lesson by evaluating the students and gives an assignment
ASSIGNMENT:
- Write five more functions of a radio
[mediator_tech]
Evaluation
1. A radio receiver, also known as a radio, is an electronic device that receives ___________ and converts them into a usable form.
a) Radio waves
b) Television signals
c) Telephone calls
2. Radios use an ___________ to capture radio waves from the air.
a) Antenna
b) Amplifier
c) Battery
3. Radio waves are a type of ___________ radiation.
a) Electromagnetic
b) Sound
c) Heat
4. Radios convert radio waves into ___________ signals.
a) Electrical
b) Digital
c) Optical
5. The electrical signals from the antenna are processed by the radio’s ___________, such as amplifiers and tuners.
a) Internal components
b) Display screen
c) Speaker
6. Radios are commonly used for receiving ___________ and other important information.
a) News
b) Emails
c) Social media updates
7. We can tune in to radio stations that broadcast news bulletins, talk shows, interviews, and ___________ programs.
a) Educational
b) Video
c) Gaming
8. Radios provide a means to listen to ___________, podcasts, radio dramas, and other forms of entertainment.
a) Music
b) Movies
c) Games
9. During emergencies or natural disasters, radios play a crucial role in disseminating important ___________.
a) Information
b) Coupons
c) Recipes
10. Radios can receive updates from ___________ and provide safety instructions during emergencies.
a) Authorities
b) Celebrities
c) Sports teams
11. Radios have evolved from large, bulky devices to compact ___________ that we can carry with us.
a) Portable radios
b) Televisions
c) Computers
12. Radios continue to be a reliable source of ___________ and a means of connecting with the world.
a) Information
b) Money
c) Energy
13. Radios have been a popular form of communication and entertainment for many ___________.
a) Years
b) Months
c) Days
14. Radios play a crucial role in ___________ during emergencies or natural disasters.
a) Emergency communication
b) Social gatherings
c) Sports events
15. Radios bring us news, music, and entertainment through the power of ___________.
a) Radio waves
b) Sunlight
c) Wind
WEEK: Nine DATE:
CLASS: Basic one SUBJECT: Computer Studies TOPIC: Television DURATION: 45 minutes
PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE: Students all have television in their respective homes
BEHAVIOURAL OBJECTIVES: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- describe a television.
- state the uses of a television.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL: Pictures of television, real television, work book, text book, colour pencil
REFERENCE MATERIAL: Learn Africa Basic Computer Studies UBE edition for primary schools book 1
CONTENT
👩🏫 Welcome, Primary 1 students, to our Computer Studies ICT class! Today, we are going to explore the fascinating world of television. 📺
A television, also known as a TV, is an electronic device that receives broadcasting signals and converts them into pictures and sound. It is a common form of entertainment and a source of information for many people. Let’s delve deeper into the features and uses of televisions:
📺 How Televisions Work:
1. Broadcasting Signals: Televisions receive broadcasting signals through various sources, such as antennas, cable networks, or satellite systems. These signals carry audio and video information.
2. Receiving and Decoding: The television’s antenna captures the broadcasting signals and sends them to the TV’s internal components. These components include tuners and decoders, which process and decode the signals into usable audio and visual data.
3. Displaying Events: Televisions have screens, similar to monitors, where the decoded signals are displayed as moving images or pictures. The screens can be LCD (liquid crystal display), LED (light-emitting diode), or OLED (organic light-emitting diode) technology.
📺 Uses of Televisions:
Televisions serve various purposes, including:
1. Entertainment: Televisions provide a wide range of entertainment options, such as watching movies, TV shows, sports events, documentaries, and cartoons. They bring visual and auditory experiences into our homes.
2. Information and News: Just like radios, televisions are a valuable source of information. They broadcast news programs, current events, documentaries, and educational content. Televisions keep us updated with what is happening around the world.
3. Gaming: Many televisions nowadays have gaming capabilities, allowing users to connect gaming consoles or devices and enjoy playing video games on a larger screen.
4. Displaying Content: Televisions can be used to display content from other devices such as computers, DVD players, or streaming devices. This enables us to enjoy movies, photos, and videos on a bigger screen.
Televisions have evolved significantly over the years, from the bulky cathode-ray tube (CRT) televisions to sleek and slim flat-screen models. They have become an essential part of households, providing entertainment and information to millions of people worldwide.
Now, let’s have a little activity! Can you draw or describe a television and how it displays events? Feel free to use emojis or describe the process step by step. 🖥️📺
Remember, televisions bring us captivating visuals and sounds, creating a wonderful viewing experience! 🌟📺
Television
A television receive broadcasting signals and change them into pictures and sound.
A television has an antenna for getting network and a screen for displaying events. Just like the radio the television can be used for getting information
A television looks like a monitor.
PRESENTATION
STEP I: Teacher revises the previous topic.
STEP II: Teacher introduces the new topic “Television” STEP III: Teacher explains the meaning of television STEP IV: Teacher explains the uses of television
STEP V: Pupils draw a television and colour it
EVALUATION:
- Give a brief description of a television.
- Draw and colour a television.
CONCLUSION: Teacher concludes the lesson by evaluating the students and gives an assignment
ASSIGNMENT:
- State five uses of a television.
[mediator_tech]
1. A television receives broadcasting signals and converts them into ___________ and sound.
a) Pictures
b) Text
c) Music
2. Televisions have an ___________ for receiving network signals.
a) Antenna
b) Amplifier
c) USB port
3. The screen of a television is used for displaying ___________.
a) Events
b) Emails
c) Games
4. Like radios, televisions can be used for getting ___________.
a) Information
b) Recipes
c) Artwork
5. A television is an electronic device that looks like a ___________.
a) Monitor
b) Telephone
c) Printer
6. Televisions receive broadcasting signals through various sources, such as ___________.
a) Antennas
b) Books
c) Mirrors
7. The antenna of a television captures broadcasting signals and sends them to the TV’s ___________.
a) Internal components
b) Power cord
c) Remote control
8. Televisions process and decode signals using ___________ and decoders.
a) Tuners
b) Amplifiers
c) Speakers
9. The decoded signals are displayed on the television’s ___________.
a) Screen
b) Keyboard
c) Mouse
10. Televisions provide a wide range of ___________ options.
a) Entertainment
b) Exercise
c) Cooking
11. Televisions broadcast news programs, current events, documentaries, and ___________.
a) Educational content
b) Video games
c) Social media updates
12. Many televisions have gaming capabilities, allowing users to connect gaming consoles and ___________.
a) Play video games
b) Watch movies
c) Listen to music
13. Televisions can display content from other devices, such as computers or ___________.
a) DVD players
b) Radios
c) Washing machines
14. Televisions have evolved from bulky CRT models to sleek and slim ___________ screens.
a) Flat-screen
b) Curved
c) Portable
15. Televisions have become an essential part of households, providing ___________ and information.
a) Entertainment
b) Decoration
c) Transportation