#4 gr.1 home row keys
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This document provides instructions for learning the home row keys on a keyboard. It reviews proper keyboarding posture and identifies the home row keys as ASDF for the left hand and JKL; for the right hand. Students are directed to practice finding these keys using a touch-home-touch-home rhythm and to complete exercises identifying letters pressed by different fingers and discovering words within the home row keys.
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#6 4th qtr. ppt gr.1 special tools (3)
This document discusses special tools that can be used to add effects to drawings. It describes color selection tools to choose foreground and background colors. It also explains fill style options that allow coloring borders only, borders and boxes, or inside boxes. Shape opaque styles are outlined to make shapes see-through or backgrounds see-through. Finally, six color pattern options are presented: solid color, mixed color, color by number, color the border only, and color the picture. The document aims to review tools for adding effects and color to drawings.
#6 4th qtr. ppt gr.1 special tools (2)
This document discusses special tools that can be used to add effects to drawings. It describes color selection tools to choose foreground and background colors. It also explains fill style options that allow coloring borders only, borders and boxes, or inside boxes. Shape opaque styles are outlined to make shapes see-through or backgrounds see-through. Finally, six color pattern options are presented: solid color, mixed color, color by number, color the border only, and color the picture. The document aims to review tools for adding effects and color to drawings.
#5 4th gr 1-starting to draw
This document provides objectives and instructions for a drawing lesson for grade 1 students. It aims to familiarize students with the drawing tools in Microsoft Paint and have them practice drawing various patterns and shapes. Students will work in groups to follow patterns and draw pictures provided in their textbook. They will then create their own drawings by combining basic shapes like circles, lines, and curves. The lesson aims to build students' creative drawing skills by having them practice drawing patterns in the computer program Microsoft Paint.
#5 4th gr.1 - starting to draw
This document provides instructions for a drawing lesson where students will learn to follow patterns to create drawings. It outlines 8 different patterns for students to practice: lines, zigzag, circular, square, curve, pie, stick people, and robot. Students will first draw the patterns with crayons and then practice recreating drawings on the computer using Microsoft Paint. They will work in groups to combine basic shapes like lines, circles, squares and curves to form figures. The goal is to build creative drawing skills by learning to follow patterns.
#4 4th ppt gr.1 microsoft paint editing and drawing tools
This document provides an overview of the tools available in Microsoft Paint for students in Grade 1. It lists the objectives as familiarizing students with Paint and its drawing tools. It then reviews the Paint interface and describes each of the drawing tools - including selection, erasure, fill, and shape tools - and how they are used to create and edit drawings. It concludes by providing examples of activities for students to practice using the different tools by drawing shapes and identifying tools in the toolbox.
#3 4th ppt gr.1 microsoft paint
This document provides an overview of the tools in Microsoft Paint and their functions. It describes 15 tools: the selection tools (regular and irregular), eraser, bucket, eyedropper, zoom, pencil, brush, airbrush, text, line, curve, rectangle, polygon, ellipse, and rounded rectangle tools. For each tool, it explains what it is used for and how to use it (e.g. hold down buttons, click and drag the mouse). The document also lists activities for students to practice using the drawing tools and identifying tools in the toolbox. It references the source as the book Jumpstart I.T.
#3 4th gr.1 - starting to draw
This document provides instructions for a drawing lesson where students will learn to follow patterns to create drawings. It outlines 8 different patterns for students to practice: lines, zigzag, circular, square, curve, pie, stick people, and robot. Students will first draw the patterns with crayons and then practice recreating drawings on the computer using Microsoft Paint. They will work in groups to combine basic shapes like lines, circles, squares, and curves to form figures. The goal is to build creative drawing skills by learning to follow patterns.
#2 4th ppt gr.1 microsoft paint editing and drawing tools
This document provides an overview of the tools available in Microsoft Paint for editing and drawing. It lists 14 tools: Irregular Selection Tool, Regular Selection Tool, Eraser, Bucket Tool, Eyedropper Tool, Zoom Tool, Pencil Tool, Brush Tool, Airbrush Tool, Text Tool, Line Tool, Curve Tool, Rectangle Tool, and Polygon Tool. For each tool it provides a brief description of its function, such as selecting areas, erasing parts, filling colors, choosing colors, zooming, drawing lines and shapes, and adding text. The document concludes that editing tools are used to modify existing drawings while drawing tools help create figures by combining lines, curves and shapes.
#2 4th ppt gr.1 microsoft paint aa
- Microsoft Paint is a simple graphics editing program that allows users to create drawings.
- It has tools like a toolbox, color box, drawing area, menu bar, and title bar. The toolbox contains drawing tools to create and edit drawings. The color box shows available colors. The drawing area is where users create drawings.
- Basic tools in Paint include shapes tools to draw rectangles, ellipses, polygons, and curves. Editing tools allow changing previously created drawings.
#2 4th gr1 ppt internet etiquette xxxxx
The document provides guidelines for proper internet etiquette and safety. It outlines 5 guidelines for interacting politely with others online, such as introducing yourself, keeping messages short and clear, and allowing time for responses. It also discusses using passwords to protect personal information and signing out of accounts properly. The overall message is the importance of being respectful when communicating online.
#2 4th gr1 ppt internet etiquette
This document provides guidelines for proper internet etiquette. It discusses being polite when interacting with others online, such as introducing yourself, keeping messages short and focused, giving time to respond, avoiding all capital letters or shortcut words, and signing off after use. The document also stresses using passwords to protect private information and cautions against sharing passwords with others. Overall, it emphasizes communicating respectfully online in order to be a good internet user.
Proper care for the computer gr.1 - 1
This document provides guidelines for proper computer care and use in a school computer room. It instructs students to listen to their teacher, sit at their assigned computer, type and use the mouse gently, save their work, shut down after using it, keep their area clean, and not bring food or drinks into the room. Students are evaluated on following these guidelines and instructed to look up pictures of computer parts for homework.
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