User:Ashmita shrestha lesson plan 6

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Subject: Computer Science

No of Student: 25

Class: 7

Time: 10 minutes

Topic: Computer Hardware and Software

Period: 3rd

Name of school: ABC

Unit: 6(six)


Specific Objective:

Students will understand the basic concepts of computer hardware and software.

Teaching Materials:

  • Whiteboard and markers
  • Visual aids (diagrams or images of computer hardware components and software icons)
  • Projector (optional)

Introduction (2 minutes):

Begin with a simple question: "What do you think makes a computer work?" Allow a few students to share their thoughts.

Explain that computers consist of two main components: hardware and software.

Body (5 minutes):

Part 1:Computer Hardware (3 minutes):

Define Computer Hardware:

Write "Computer Hardware" on the board and explain that it refers to the physical components of a computer.

Show Visual Aids:

Use visual aids to show common hardware components:

  • CPU (Central Processing Unit)
  • RAM (Random Access Memory)
  • Storage devices (HDD, SSD)
  • Input devices (keyboard, mouse)
  • Output devices (monitor, printer)

Brief Explanations:

Give a brief explanation of each component and its role in a computer.

Part 2: Computer Software (2 minutes):

6. Define Computer Software:

  • Write "Computer Software" on the board and explain that it refers to the programs and instructions that make the hardware function.

Show Visual Aids:

  • Use visual aids to show software icons representing applications, operating systems, and utilities.

Brief Explanations:

  • Briefly explain the difference between system software (e.g., operating systems) and application software (e.g., word processors, games).

Conclusion (2 minutes):

9. Summarize:

  • Summarize the key points about computer hardware and software.

Interactive Session:

Ask a couple of quiz-style questions to engage students:

"What is the role of the CPU in a computer?"

"Can you give an example of application software?"

  • Encourage students to ask questions.