Grade 2
Grade 2
Grade: 2
Strand: The Computer System
Sub-strand: Functions of Computer Parts
Duration: 35 minutes
Lesson Objectives:
Materials Needed:
Pictures of a computer and its parts (monitor, keyboard, mouse, CPU, speakers,
printer)
Flashcards with names and functions of computer parts
A real computer or a model (if available)
Chalkboard/whiteboard and markers
Lesson Development:
1. Introduction (5 minutes):
o Start with a brief recap of the parts of a computer from Grade 1.
o Show a picture of a computer and ask pupils to name the parts they
remember.
2. Lesson Presentation (15 minutes):
o Monitor: Show a picture of a monitor. Explain that it displays information,
like a TV screen.
o Keyboard: Show a picture of a keyboard. Explain that it is used to type
letters, numbers, and symbols into the computer.
o Mouse: Show a picture of a mouse. Explain that it is used to point, click,
and interact with items on the screen.
o CPU (Central Processing Unit): Show a picture of the CPU. Explain that
it is the brain of the computer, processing all the information and
instructions.
o Speakers: Show a picture of speakers. Explain that they produce sound
so we can hear music, videos, and other audio.
o Printer: Show a picture of a printer. Explain that it prints documents and
pictures from the computer onto paper.
3. Class Activity (10 minutes):
o Distribute flashcards with names and functions of computer parts to the
pupils.
o Ask pupils to match the flashcards with the correct pictures of computer
parts.
o Discuss the function of each part as they match them.
4. Conclusion (5 minutes):
o Recap the functions of the computer parts.
o Ask a few questions to reinforce learning:
What part of the computer displays information? (Monitor)
Which part of the computer is used to type? (Keyboard)
What is the brain of the computer called? (CPU)
o End with a short, fun quiz or game to review the lesson.
Assessment:
Observe pupils during the class activity to ensure they can correctly identify and
match the functions of computer parts.
Ask oral questions to check their understanding of the functions of each part.
Homework:
Draw and label the parts of a computer and write one function for each part in
their exercise