Security gadgets Security Education Primary 1 First Term Lesson Notes Week 6

Class: Primary 1

Subject: Security Education

Topic: Define and Explain the Meaning of Security Gadgets

Sub-topic: Understanding Security Gadgets

Duration: 40 minutes

Instructional Materials:

• Pictures of security gadgets
• Flashcards with words and images
• Whiteboard and markers

Entry Behaviour: Students should know that security gadgets help keep them safe.

Behavioural Objectives: By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:

1. Define the term “security gadgets.”
2. Identify common security gadgets.
3. Explain the basic purpose of these gadgets in simple terms.

Previous Lesson: In the previous lesson, we discussed basic safety rules.

Content:

• Introduction to security gadgets.
• Identification of common security gadgets.
• Explanation of the importance of these gadgets.

Presentation:

Step 1: Introduction (5 minutes)

• Greet the students and remind them of the importance of staying safe.
• Explain that today, we will learn about “security gadgets,” which are like special helpers that keep us safe.
• Security gadgets are special tools or devices that help keep us, our things, and our information safe from harm or bad things. They are like helpers that watch over us and make sure we are protected.Let me explain a few of them:

1. 1. Locks: Locks are like keys that keep doors, boxes, and other things closed and safe. When we use locks, only the people with the right keys or codes can open them.
   2. Cameras: Cameras are like our eyes that can see and remember what happens around us. They help us know who comes and goes, like at the school gate.
   3. Alarms: Alarms are like loud voices that shout when something is wrong. They tell us, “Hey, something is not right!” and help us stay safe.
   4. Flashlights: Flashlights are like small lights we can carry to see in the dark. They make us feel safe and help us find our way.
   5. CCTV (Closed-Circuit Television): CCTV is like having many special cameras that watch different places, like a superhero team. They help adults keep an eye on important places to make sure everything is safe.
   6. Password: A password is like a secret code that only you and some trusted people know. It’s used to unlock computers or online games and keep them safe from bad guys.
   7. Antivirus Software: Antivirus software is like a guardian for computers. It checks for sneaky bugs called viruses and gets rid of them, so the computer stays healthy.
   8. Firewall: A firewall is like a strong wall around your computer. It blocks bad things from coming in and hurting your computer.
   9. Webcam Cover: A webcam cover is like a curtain for the camera on your computer. It keeps your camera safe from peeking when you’re not using it.
   10. Parental Control Software: Parental control software is like a helper for parents. It helps them decide what their children can see and do on the computer or the internet.
   11. Screen Protector: A screen protector is like armor for your tablet or phone screen. It keeps the screen from getting scratched or broken.
   12. Internet Safety Filter: An internet safety filter is like a guard at the gate of the internet. It stops you from going to websites that are not safe or for grown-ups.
   13. Fingerprint Scanner: A fingerprint scanner is like a detective. It recognizes your special fingerprint to unlock your device, making sure only you can use it.
   14. Smart Speaker Mute Button: A smart speaker mute button is like a magic switch that turns off the ears of your smart speaker when you want to keep your conversations private.
   15. Privacy Screen Filter: A privacy screen filter is like a secret shield for your computer screen. It makes it hard for people sitting beside you to see what you’re doing.
   16. Bicycle Lock: A bicycle lock is like a seatbelt for your bicycle. It keeps it safe when you’re not riding it, so no one can take it away.
   17. Car Seat Belt: A car seat belt is like a strong belt you wear when you’re in a car. It keeps you safe if there’s a sudden stop or bump.
   18. Helmet: A helmet is like a strong hat you wear when you’re riding a bicycle or a scooter. It protects your head and keeps you safe if you fall.
   19. Smoke Detector: A smoke detector is like a superhero nose. It can smell smoke, and if there’s a fire, it makes a loud noise to warn everyone.
   20. First Aid Kit: A first aid kit is like a special box with bandages and medicine. It helps when someone gets a little hurt, like a superhero doctor.

Step 2: Content Presentation (15 minutes)

• Show pictures of security gadgets (locks, alarms, cameras, etc.) and use simple words to name each gadget.
• Define “security gadgets” as tools or devices that help protect us and our things from harm.

Step 3: Teacher’s Activities (10 minutes)

• Discuss each security gadget briefly and ask students simple questions:
  • “What does a lock do?”
  • “Why do we use alarms?”
  • “How does a camera help us?”
• Encourage students to share their ideas.

Learners’ Activities (10 minutes)

• Show flashcards with images and words of security gadgets.
• Ask students to match the gadget to its name on the flashcard.
• Let them take turns explaining what each gadget does.

Assessment (5 minutes)

• Show pictures of security gadgets and ask students to name them.
• Ask evaluation questions like:
  • “What is the purpose of a lock?”
  • “Why do we use alarms?”

Conclusion (5 minutes)

• Summarize the lesson by reminding students that security gadgets are like our special friends that keep us safe.
• Encourage them to talk to their families about security gadgets at home.

Evaluation:

1. Assess students’ participation in discussions and their ability to identify and explain security gadgets.
2. Observe if they can answer evaluation questions correctly.
3. Security gadgets are like special tools that help keep us _________. a) hungry b) safe c) colorful d) sleepy
4. Locks are like keys that keep ________ closed and safe. a) windows b) doors c) toys d) books
5. Cameras are like our ________ that can see and remember what happens around us. a) ears b) eyes c) noses d) mouths
6. Alarms are like loud voices that shout when something is _________. a) fun b) big c) wrong d) tasty
7. Flashlights are small lights we can carry to see in the _________. a) dark b) sun c) water d) sky
8. CCTV is like having many special ________ that watch different places. a) computers b) toys c) cameras d) books
9. A password is like a secret ________ that unlocks computers or games. a) name b) color c) code d) book
10. Antivirus software is like a ________ for computers. a) cook b) friend c) guardian d) song
11. A firewall is like a strong wall around your ________. a) bicycle b) computer c) school d) toy
12. A webcam cover is like a curtain for the ________ on your computer. a) microphone b) keyboard c) camera d) screen
13. Parental control software helps parents decide what their children can see and do on the ________. a) TV b) computer c) playground d) car
14. A screen protector is like armor for your tablet or ________ screen. a) door b) window c) phone d) book
15. An internet safety filter stops you from going to websites that are not ________. a) tasty b) safe c) funny d) colorful
16. A fingerprint scanner recognizes your special fingerprint to ________ your device. a) unlock b) color c) break d) hide
17. A smart speaker mute button turns off the ________ of your smart speaker. a) microphone b) screen c) camera d) light