Computers All Around Us: CKSci Student Book

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The goal of the instruction and cumulative experiences in this unit is for students to build a concept of what makes a thing a computer. Students think about how tools and devices can be helpful for completing tasks. Students are able, from everyday exposure, to differentiate devices that need a power source and those that do not. Within the class of devices that need a power source, students can form a further classification of electronic devices—ones that do something with information that is put into the device. Upon recognizing input-processing-output characteristics of devices, students can also begin to classify and use devices for different purposes, including playing games, communicating, and doing schoolwork.

 

Computers All Around Us introduces Grade K students to real-world examples and fundamental concepts related to devices that utilize computer technology. The unit includes a story-based Student Book that takes students on a journey with a young girl as she learns about different electronic devices.

 

Kindergarten children can learn to recognize devices and describe what those devices can do. They can also consider step-by-step instructions, if-then scenarios, and simple codes that carry meaning. These building blocks promote readiness for students to put concepts together and make their own instructional codes in later elementary grades.

SKU: CKSCICSCAAUSR

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