This document provides an overview of computer operation skills for students, including booting a computer from being off or needing to restart, shutting down the computer, identifying parts of Windows, creating folders, opening and closing programs, and homework assignments involving printing the desktop and an activity project. Students are instructed on how to open computer programs without supervision and given exercises to practice these skills.

1. Computer Operation Skills
Prepared by:
Shirley P. Valera
Grade/Section: 3- St. Maria Goretti/St. Francis/St.Augustine
School Year 2017-2018

2. Review of the
past lesson on Elements of a
Computer System

3. Do you know how to open the
computer programs in the computer
without supervision?

4. Booting the system
1. Cold booting –
happens when you
open the computer
from being off.

5. Booting the system
2. Warm booting occurs
while the computer is
switched on but you
need to restart it due
to program failure or if
it is not responding to
any instructions.

6. Shutting down the computer

7. Windows parts

8. Creating folders

9. Opening computer programs

10. Pupils must know how to open and close a
computer program with less supervision of teachers.

11. Open computer programs and write step-by-step
way of opening it. Fill in the blanks.(JIT p.72)

12. Identify the following parts of Windows. Write
the answer in the space provided. .(JIT pp.73)

13. Number the following steps in order.(JIT p.74)

14. Homework
Activity project (JIT p.75)
Print -out computer desktop

15. References:
Jumpstart I.T. pp.49-63
Computers in Blended Learning pp.77-88