Activities in a computer room and Things found in the computer room Primary 1 Computer

Subject: Computer Studies

Class: Primary 1

Term: Second Term

Week: 8 & 9

Topic: Activities in a Computer Room and Things Found in the Computer Room

Sub-topic: Exploring the Computer Room Environment

Duration: 45 minutes

Entry Behaviour: Ask students if they have been to a computer room before and what activities they think happen there.

Key Words: Computer room, Activities, Things found, Playing games, Drawing pictures, Reading stories, Learning new things, Computers, Mouse and keyboard, Headphones, Clean area, Fun atmosphere

Behavioural Objectives:

  • By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to identify and name at least three activities in a computer room.
  • Pupils should recognize and name common things found in a computer room.

Embedded Core Skills: Observation skills, Descriptive skills, Communication skills

Learning Materials:

  • Pictures of a computer room setup
  • Flashcards with key words
  • Whiteboard and markers
  • Storybook related to computer rooms

Content:

Activities in a Computer Room:

  1. 🎮 Playing Games: We play fun and educational games on the computers.
  2. 🖌️ Drawing Pictures: We use the computer to draw colorful pictures and be creative.
  3. 📖 Reading Stories: We read interesting stories on the computer screen.
  4. 🎵 Listening to Music: We can listen to music and sing along using the computer.
  5. 🧠 Learning New Things: We learn letters, numbers, and more exciting things on the computer.

Things Found in a Computer Room:

  1. 🖥️ Computers: These are the magical machines we use in the computer room.
  2. 🪑 Chairs: We sit on chairs while working on the computers.
  3. 🖱️ Mouse and Keyboard: We use these to interact with the computer and type.
  4. 🎧 Headphones: Sometimes, we wear headphones to listen to sounds on the computer.
  5. 🧹 Clean Area: We keep the computer room clean and tidy.
  6. 📚 Books: There may be books in the computer room for reading and learning.
  7. 🎨 Art Supplies: Sometimes, we have art supplies to draw and be creative.
  8. 🎭 Fun Atmosphere: The computer room is a happy and fun place to learn and play.
Presentation
  1. Introduction (5 minutes):
    • Teacher revises the previous topic by asking students if they remember the activities in a computer room.
  2. New Topic Introduction (10 minutes):
    • Teacher introduces the new topic: “Today, we will explore the exciting activities we do in a computer room and the things we find there. Are you ready to learn?”
  3. Teacher’s Activities (15 minutes):
    • Teacher presents pictures of a computer room setup, highlighting activities like playing games, drawing pictures, and reading stories.
    • Describes common things found in a computer room, emphasizing computers, mouse and keyboard, headphones, and a clean area.
  4. Learners’ Activities (15 minutes):
    • Pupils engage in a class discussion, sharing their thoughts on their favorite activities in a computer room.
    • Group activity: Match flashcards with words to pictures representing things found in a computer room.
  5. Assessment (5 minutes):
    • Teacher assesses understanding by asking individual students to name one activity in a computer room and one thing found there.
    • Observes participation during the group activity.
  1. We use the computer room to play ___________.
    • a) Sports
    • b) Games
    • c) Music
    • d) Stories
  2. In the computer room, we draw ___________ pictures.
    • a) Black and white
    • b) Dull
    • c) Colorful
    • d) Tiny
  3. Reading ___________ is one of the activities in the computer room.
    • a) Comics
    • b) Stories
    • c) Recipes
    • d) Maps
  4. We can listen to ___________ using the computer in the computer room.
    • a) Animals
    • b) Music
    • c) Cars
    • d) Silence
  5. We learn new things like letters and numbers in the computer room using ___________.
    • a) Toys
    • b) Books
    • c) Paint
    • d) Computers
  6. In a computer room, chairs are used for ___________.
    • a) Sleeping
    • b) Playing
    • c) Sitting
    • d) Running
  7. The mouse and keyboard are used to interact with the ___________.
    • a) Ceiling
    • b) Floor
    • c) Computers
    • d) Walls
  8. Sometimes, we wear ___________ to listen to sounds on the computer.
    • a) Glasses
    • b) Headphones
    • c) Shoes
    • d) Hats
  9. We keep the computer room ___________.
    • a) Dark
    • b) Clean and tidy
    • c) Noisy
    • d) Hot
  10. ___________ are magical machines in the computer room.
    • a) Cars
    • b) Televisions
    • c) Computers
    • d) Bicycles
  11. In the computer room, we use the ___________ and keyboard to type.
    • a) Pencil
    • b) Paintbrush
    • c) Mouse
    • d) Chalk
  12. The computer room is a happy and ___________ place.
    • a) Sad
    • b) Boring
    • c) Fun
    • d) Dark
  13. Sometimes, we have art supplies to ___________ in the computer room.
    • a) Play
    • b) Eat
    • c) Draw
    • d) Sleep
  14. Chairs in the computer room are for ___________.
    • a) Jumping
    • b) Sitting
    • c) Running
    • d) Hiding
  15. The computer room is not a place for ___________.
    • a) Fun
    • b) Learning
    • c) Silence
    • d) Chaos

Evaluation Questions:

  1. What did we learn about in the previous lesson?
  2. Can you name one activity we do in a computer room?
  3. What is the main focus of today’s lesson?
  4. Name one thing found in a computer room.
  5. Why is it important to keep the computer room clean?
  6. Mention one activity where we use the mouse and keyboard in a computer room.
  7. What do we wear to listen to sounds in a computer room?
  8. Can you name a fun atmosphere in the computer room?
  9. What is the purpose of chairs in a computer room?
  10. How do we interact with the computer in the computer room?

Conclusion:

  • The teacher goes round to mark and provides positive feedback on individual and group participation.
  • Reinforces the idea that a computer room is a special place for learning, playing, and having fun with computers.
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