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Lesson Plan Computer Mouse

This lesson plan focuses on teaching preschool students about the computer mouse and its functions through videos and hands-on activities. Students will learn different mouse actions such as left-click, right-click, double-click, drag and drop, and practice these skills through online games. The lesson aims to enhance mouse handling techniques and improve clicking accuracy while summarizing key points about mouse usage at the end.

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Lesson Plan Computer Mouse

This lesson plan focuses on teaching preschool students about the computer mouse and its functions through videos and hands-on activities. Students will learn different mouse actions such as left-click, right-click, double-click, drag and drop, and practice these skills through online games. The lesson aims to enhance mouse handling techniques and improve clicking accuracy while summarizing key points about mouse usage at the end.

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Lesson Plan 4

Subject: ICT Class: PP Duration: 50 Minutes(1 period)

Strand: Technology Operations

Competency: Draw images and basic shapes by handling the mouse in a drawing
tool to acquire mouse balance and techniques.

Topic: Computer Mouse

Objectives: At the end of the lesson, each child should be able to:
● use different mouse actions to play mouse-balancing games.
● state the purpose of left-click, right-click, double-click, drag and drop.
● play online games to improve mouse-clicking accuracy and
mouse-dragging actions.

Prior Knowledge:
● Basic skills of a keyboard.
● Basic parts of a computer.

Lesson Description
This lesson introduces students to the computer mouse and its various functions.
Through videos and hands-on activities, students will learn about different mouse
actions and their purposes. By playing online games that involve mouse use,
students learn how to use and handle a mouse effectively.

Introduction
Begin the lesson by showing different parts of a computer and ask
them to name them as the teacher shows. Let students hold a
computer mouse and ask students what they can do with it. 10 mins
Explain the purpose of a computer mouse and demonstrate proper
grip and control. Use the link to explain what a mouse is and its
functions. [Link]
Learning Experiences 35 mins

Activity 1: Introducing different mouse actions.


To know the different actions of a mouse (left click, right-click, double
click, drag, drop and scroll) let students watch a video through the link-
[Link] After watching the
video, ask the students to share some of the mouse actions and their
purposes which were explained in the video.

Then, demonstrate proper grip and control of a computer mouse.

Explain the purpose of each mouse action as follows.


1. Left click: used to select items or open files.
2. Right-click: used to access additional options or context menus.
3. Double-clicking: used to open items.
4. Drag and drop: used to move items from one location to another.

Parts of a Mouse Hand Position

Activity 2: Practicing mouse handling games


To practice holding and clicking a mouse, let students play the
following games. Tell students to share their experiences after playing
the games.
1. Mouse accuracy - [Link]
2. Dragon drag and drop -
[Link]

Assessment/closure 5 mins
Summarize the lesson by explaining the following key points:
● A computer mouse controls the pointer or cursor on the screen.
● Mouse actions include left-click, right-click, double-click, drag
and drop, and scrolling.
● Different mouse actions have specific purposes, such as
selecting items, giving additional options, opening items, and
moving items.
● Practicing with a computer mouse helps students use it to
control a computer.

Do It Yourself
Provide students with the following link to an online mouse practice
website: [Link]
Let students play at least three games on the website that use different
mouse actions in each game.

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