About this lesson
Computer lessons introduce the hardware children use every day and how to use it safely. In this Life & Arts lesson, children flip cards to match each question with its answer.
The lesson has 3 key facts, an interactive activity and a 3-question quiz. Each quiz attempt is scored, and up to three stars can be earned.
When to use this lesson
- Naming computer parts in a computing lesson
- Looking at a computer at home with a parent
- A starter before using a tablet or laptop
- Revision for Grade 4 Life & Arts at home or in class
How to practise at home
- Play the activity together: flip cards to match each question with its answer.
- Ask your child to explain one key fact in their own words.
- Take the quiz and try again until you earn three stars.
Practice questions
Show the 3 practice questions and answers
- Take breaks from… Answer: screens
- Ask before… Answer: sharing photos of others
- Be kind in… Answer: messages and comments
Frequently asked questions
What will my child learn in “Digital citizenship”?
The lesson covers these key facts: Be kind in… messages and comments. Ask before… sharing photos of others. Take breaks from… screens.
Which grade is “Digital citizenship” for?
It is written for Grade 4 pupils studying Life & Arts. Related lessons on computers are listed at the bottom of this page.
How can I help my child practise “Digital citizenship” at home?
Play the activity together, so your child can flip cards to match each question with its answer. Then ask your child to explain one key fact in their own words and try the 3-question quiz. The quiz awards up to three stars.
Can this lesson be used in class?
Yes. The activity works well on a whiteboard as a starter, and the quiz is a quick check of understanding at the end of the lesson.
Do I need an account to use this lesson?
No. There is no sign-up. Stars and progress are saved in the browser on the device you use.