Types of computers grade1
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Types of Computers is a lesson that identifies and differentiates between four main types of computers: desktop computers, laptops, calculators, and game consoles like Playstation. The lesson explains that desktop computers are meant to stay in one place, laptops are portable, calculators help with math problems, and game consoles allow playing games. Students are given examples and exercises to match each type of computer with its name.
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