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Task 1: Join the Dots to Draw a Computer and Label the Parts
Instructions:
Join the numbered dots to form a computer, then color it and label the parts: CPU, Keyboard, Mouse, Monitor.
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✔ Step-by-Step Solution:
1.
Start with the dots:
- Look at the numbers (1 to 33) scattered around the page.
- Connect the dots in numerical order (1 → 2 → 3 → ... → 33).
- This will form the outline of a computer setup.
2.
What should you expect to draw?
- The dots will likely form:
- A
monitor (a rectangle with a smiling face, already drawn).
- A
keyboard (a rectangular shape with small squares for keys).
- A
mouse (oval shape connected by a cable).
- A
CPU (possibly a box-like shape near the keyboard or under the monitor).
3.
Connect the dots carefully:
- Use a pencil or pen to join each dot in sequence.
- Make sure the lines are straight or curved appropriately (e.g., the mouse cable might be curved).
4.
Color the drawing:
- Color the monitor screen blue or green.
- Color the keyboard gray or black.
- Color the mouse gray or white.
- Color the CPU tower dark gray or black.
5.
Label the parts:
- Write
"Monitor" next to the screen.
- Write
"Keyboard" below the keys.
- Write
"Mouse" beside the mouse.
- Write
"CPU" near the tower (if shown; if not, label the main body or separate box).
> 💡 Tip: If the CPU isn’t clearly visible, it might be represented as a box behind or below the monitor.
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Task 2: Paste Pictures of Places Where Computers Are Used
Instructions:
Paste pictures on half a chart showing where computers are used and write the name of the place.
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✔ How to Complete This Task:
1.
Find or draw pictures of places where computers are used (you may use printed images or draw simple sketches):
- School classroom
- Hospital
- Office
- Home
- Bank
- Airport
- Library
2.
Create a half-chart (like a folded paper or two columns):
- On one side, paste or draw a picture.
- On the other side, write the name of the place.
Example:
```
[Image of a classroom] → School
[Image of a doctor using a computer] → Hospital
[Image of an office desk] → Office
```
3.
Write neatly and make sure each picture is labeled correctly.
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✔ Final Tips:
- Use bright colors to make your drawing attractive.
- Be neat when labeling.
- For Task 2, if you don’t have access to real pictures, draw simple symbols (like a desk with a computer, a hospital cross, etc.).
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If you describe the dot positions or provide more details about the image, I can give more precise instructions!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of computer activities worksheet.
