Fractions can be compared and ordered using number lines, models, or by finding common denominators. Fractions are used in daily life, such as sharing food, measuring ingredients, and dividing quantities equally.

1. IPOS Cycle
• Grade 6 – ICT 360
• Input, Process, Output, Storage

2. Learning Objectives
• • Understand the IPOS Cycle
• • Identify input, process, output, storage
• • Apply IPOS to real-life examples

3. What is IPOS?
• IPOS explains how a computer works.
• Input → Process → Output → Storage

4. Input
• Input means entering data into a computer.
• Examples:
• • Keyboard
• • Mouse
• • Microphone

5. Process
• Processing is the work done by the CPU.
• CPU is the brain of the computer.

6. Output
• Output is the result shown to the user.
• Examples:
• • Monitor
• • Printer
• • Speakers

7. Storage
• Storage saves data for later use.
• Examples:
• • Hard disk
• • USB
• • Cloud

8. IPOS Example
• Typing Homework:
• Input: Keyboard
• Process: CPU
• Output: Screen
• Storage: Hard Drive

9. Student Activity
• Identify the IPOS step:
• • Typing text
• • Saving file
• • Printing

10. MCQ Check
• Which is an output device?
• A. Keyboard
• B. Monitor
• C. Mouse

11. Worksheet Task
• Explain IPOS for sending an email.

12. Summary
• All computers use IPOS.
• Understanding IPOS helps us use technology
better.