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Computer Science for Grade 2 Term-2 Booklet COMPUTER SCIENCE FOR GRADE 2 TERM-2 BOOKLET NAME:__________________________________________ GRADE-SEC:____________________________________ COMPUTER SCIENCE GRADE – 2 TERM-2 2016-2017 NAME ________________________ GRADE & SEC___________ DATE SL. WORKSHEET REMARK TEACHER’S NO. SIGN 1. TOPIC:Revision L.Obj:To revise the topics already learnt 2. TOPIC:Uses of Computer L.Obj:To understand the use of computers in daily life. 3. TOPIC: Working with Keyboard L.Obj:To identify keys on the Keyboard 4. TOPIC: Working with Keyboard L.Obj:To identify keys on the Keyboard 5. TOPIC: Introduction to NOTEPAD L.Obj:To understand the use of NOTEPAD and identify parts of a NOTEPAD window. 6. TOPIC: NOTEPAD L.Obj:To use basic formatting tools in a NOTEPAD window. 7. TOPIC: Introduction to WORDPAD L.Obj:To understand difference between NOTEPAD and WORDPAD. 8. TOPIC: WORDPAD L.Obj:To identify parts of a WORDPAD window. 9. TOPIC: WORDPAD L.Obj: To use basic formatting tools in a WORDPAD window. 10. TOPIC: Introduction to INTERNET. L.Obj: To understand different terms related to internet 11. TOPIC: Introduction to INTERNET. L.Obj: To learn e-safety rules for children COMPUTER WORKSHEET TERM-2 2016-2017 NAME ______________________________ GRADE 2 DATE ____________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ TOPIC:Revision LEARNING OBJECTIVE:To revise the topics already learnt Computer Lab Rules(Write TRUE or FALSE) 1. You should play and make noise in the computer lab. 2. Food and drinks are not allowed in the lab. 3. You should respect your teachers and the classmates. 4. You should not practice internet safety. 5. You should keep your files organized. 6. You should keep your station neat and tidy. Search for the Computer parts in the puzzle and circle them. 1 COMPUTER WORKSHEET TERM-2 2016-2017 NAME ______________________________ GRADE 2 DATE ____________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ TOPIC:Uses of Computer LEARNING OBJECTIVE:To understand the use of computers in daily life. Fill in the missing letters to complete the name of the device.Specify wheather it is an input/output device. Device Input / Output Write an use of the device K __ Y__O __R D INPUT P R I N __ E __ SP __ AKE __ M __ US __ WE __ CAM __ RA 2 COMPUTER WORKSHEET TERM-2 2016-2017 NAME ______________________________ GRADE 2 DATE ____________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ TOPIC: Working with Keyboard LEARNING OBJECTIVE:To identify keys on the Keyboard Write in the missing letter in the space provided: 1. S _ a c _ b _ r 2. D e _ e _ e 3. B a _ k _ p _ c e 4. C a _ s l _ _ k 5. E _ t e _ 6. S _ I _ t 3 COMPUTER WORKSHEET TERM-2 2016-2017 NAME ______________________________ GRADE 2 DATE ____________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ TOPIC: Working with Keyboard LEARNING OBJECTIVE:To identify keys on the Keyboard Choose the correct answer and fill in the blanks: 1. The ___________________ is used for typing words which can be seen on the monitor. [ keyboard / mouse ] 2. ________________ keys have alphabet A – Z.[Alphabet / Numeric] 3. The __________ keys are used to move the cursor. [Arrow / Mouse] 4. We use ____________________ key to move to the next line. [Enter / Delete] 5. ______________ key erases the letter after the cursor. [Delete / Backspace] Q. Given below is the picture of a keyboard.Colour the keys with different colours as given:- Alphabet keys-BLUE Number Keys- RED Caps lock key-PINK Spacebar key- YELLOW Enter Key- GREEN Delete key and Backspace key –BROWN 4 COMPUTER WORKSHEET TERM-2 2016-2017 NAME ______________________________ GRADE 2 DATE ____________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ TOPIC: Introduction to NOTEPAD LEARNING OBJECTIVE: To understand the use of NOTEPAD and to identify parts of a NOTEPAD window. NOTEPAD Microsoft Notepad, a plain text editor. Notepad software, is a simple text editing software. In Notepad we can save,open and create a new file for text formatting. Basic shortcut keys:- To cut text-Select the text then press Ctrl+X To copy text-Select the text then press Ctrl+C To paste text-Select the text then press Ctrl+V Choose from the options and label the parts of the NOTEPAD window MENUBAR TITLEBAR WORKAREA CONTROL-BUTTONS VERTICAL-SCROLLBAR HORIZONTAL-SCROLLBAR 5 COMPUTER WORKSHEET TERM-2 2016-2017 NAME ______________________________ GRADE 2 DATE ____________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ TOPIC: NOTEPAD LEARNING OBJECTIVE:To use basic formatting tools in a NOTEPAD window. A file name extension is a set of characters that helps Windows understand what kind of information is in a file and what program should open it. It is called an extension because it appears at the end of the file name, following a period. In the file name myfile.txt, the extension is txt. Fill in the blanks:- 1. The extension for NOTEPAD file is _________________________ 2. The extension for WORDPAD file is _________________________ 3. The extension for MS-PAINT file is _________________________ 4. The extension for MS-WORD file is _________________________ 5. Write the steps to save a NOTEPAD file:- ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ 6. Write the steps to create a new NOTEPAD file:- ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ 6 COMPUTER WORKSHEET TERM-2 2016-2017 NAME ______________________________ GRADE 2 DATE ____________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ TOPIC: Introduction to WORDPAD LEARNING OBJECTIVE:To understand difference between NOTEPAD and WORDPAD. NOTEPAD WORDPAD Notepad is the most basic text editor, which WordPad is similar to Notepad, but gives allows you to open and create text files. you more formatting options. You can use bold and italics formatting, You can use bold and italics formatting, and change the font, size of the text. and change the font, size, and colour of the text. You can also create bulleted lists and centre and justify paragraphs. Graphics. Graphics. Notepad has no capabilities to insert You can insert graphics into WordPad, as graphics. well as edit them. File extension is .txt. File extension is .rtf.(Rich text format) 7 COMPUTER WORKSHEET TERM-2 2016-2017 NAME ______________________________ GRADE 2 DATE ____________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ TOPIC: WORDPAD LEARNING OBJECTIVE:To identify parts of a WORDPAD window. Choose from the options and label the parts of the WORDPAD window MENUBAR TITLEBAR WORKAREA CONTROL-BUTTONS RIBBON RULER STATUS-BAR 8 COMPUTER WORKSHEET TERM-2 2016-2017 NAME ______________________________ GRADE 2 DATE ____________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ TOPIC: WORDPAD LEARNING OBJECTIVE:To use basic formatting tools in a WORDPAD window. WORDPAD WordPad is a simple word processor. WordPad allows simple formatting: • Change fonts. • Character level formatting. • Margins can be changed/created. • Insert bulleted charts/graphic and sound files. Has menu bar and toolbar. You do not need to press when you reach the right margin. Word processors will move to the next line automatically. File extension for WORDPAD files are .rtf.(Rich text Format) 1. Write the steps to save a WORDPAD file:- ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ 2. Write the steps to insert a picture in a WORDPAD file:- ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ 9 COMPUTER WORKSHEET TERM-2 2016-2017 NAME ______________________________ GRADE 2 DATE ____________ ___________________________________________________________________________________ TOPIC: Introduction to INTERNET. LEARNING OBJECTIVE: To understand different terms related to internet Internet The Internet is a network of computers around the globe. A global Web of computers, the Internet allows individuals to communicate with each other. Often called the World Wide Web, the Internet provides a quick and easy exchange of information. Internet Browser An internet browser is a software program that enables you to view Web pages on your computer. Google chrome, Internet Explorer and Firefox are commonly used for viewing the Internet. There are other browsers available as well. Frequently, new versions of browsers are made available to computer users; normally they are available to be downloaded
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