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The document outlines a beginner's guide to computer literacy, covering the basics of computer parts, turning the device on and off, and using the mouse and keyboard. It emphasizes navigating the interface, internet safety, and respectful online behavior, along with fun learning activities and the importance of parental controls for a safe online experience. The overall message encourages patience and curiosity in the learning process.

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The document outlines a beginner's guide to computer literacy, covering the basics of computer parts, turning the device on and off, and using the mouse and keyboard. It emphasizes navigating the interface, internet safety, and respectful online behavior, along with fun learning activities and the importance of parental controls for a safe online experience. The overall message encourages patience and curiosity in the learning process.

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Basics First

 Parts of a Computer: Show them the monitor, keyboard, mouse, and CPU. Explain
their functions.
 Turning On/Off: Teach them how to properly turn the computer on and off.
 Using the Mouse and Keyboard: Practice clicking, double-clicking, and typing
simple words.

2. Navigating the Interface

 Desktop and Icons: Explain what the desktop is and what icons represent.
 Opening Programs: Show them how to open and close applications.

3. Safety and Etiquette

 Internet Safety: Teach them to avoid sharing personal information online.


 Respectful Behavior: Encourage polite and respectful online communication.

4. Fun Learning Activities

 Educational Games: Introduce them to games that teach math, reading, and problem-
solving skills.
 Creative Software: Explore drawing or music-making programs.

5. Parental Controls

 Time Limits: Set limits on screen time to balance activities.


 Safe Browsing: Use child-friendly browsers and parental controls to ensure a safe
online experience.

Remember, patience is key! Encourage curiosity and make learning a fun adventure.

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