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Welcome to Computer Science

What Is Computer Science?

Computers Need Instructions

Meet the Parts of a Computer

Input Devices: How Computers Receive Information

Output Devices: How Computers Share Information

Processing and Storage

Computer Parts Challenge

Algorithms: Instructions Step by Step

What Is an Algorithm?

Put Steps in Order

Create Your Own Everyday Algorithm

Debugging: Fixing Instructions

Stay Safe Online

Personal Information Is Private

Strong Password Habits

Safe Choices When Something Feels Wrong

Being Kind and Respectful Online

Quiz

Quiz Question 1: Computer Input

Quiz Question 2: Computer Output

Quiz Question 3: Algorithms

Quiz Question 4: Putting Steps in Order

Quiz Question 5: Online Safety

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Course Feedback Survey

Welcome to "Computer Science for Kids: Hardware, Algorithms, and Online Safety". In today's digital world, understanding how computers work is just as important as knowing how to read and write.

Welcome to "Computer Science for Kids: Hardware, Algorithms, and Online Safety"! In today's digital world, understanding how computers work is just as important as knowing how to read and write. This engaging, beginner-friendly course is designed specifically for young learners to discover the magic behind the screens. We demystify technology by breaking down complex concepts into fun, bite-sized lessons that kids can easily relate to. Throughout this interactive journey, students will explore what computer science really is and how it powers everyday tools like games, tablets, and smart speakers. They will dive into the physical parts of a computer, learning to identify input, output, processing, and storage devices through relatable, real-world examples. But computers aren't just about hardware—they need instructions! Kids will learn the fundamentals of algorithms by sequencing steps for everyday activities and even practice "debugging" when things go wrong. Finally, we prioritize digital citizenship with a comprehensive module on online safety. Young learners will understand the importance of keeping personal information private, creating strong passwords, practicing digital kindness, and knowing when to ask a trusted adult for help. By the end of this course, your child will transform from a passive consumer of technology into a confident, safe, and creative digital explorer. Join us to build a strong foundation in computer science that will benefit them for a lifetime!

Computer Science for Kids: Hardware, Algorithms, and Online Safety

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            <p>Technology is all around us, from the games we play to the smart speakers in our homes, but understanding how these tools actually work is what turns everyday users into creators. This course is designed to introduce young learners to the exciting world of computer science by breaking down complex ideas into fun, bite-sized concepts. Students will begin by exploring what computer science truly is and discovering that computers cannot think for themselves—they rely entirely on clear instructions provided by humans. From there, learners will take a closer look at the physical parts of a machine, learning to identify input devices that send information, output devices that share it, and the processing and storage centers that make everything function smoothly.</p>

<p>Beyond the hardware, this journey dives into the logic that powers our favorite digital tools through the study of algorithms. By comparing computer programs to everyday activities like making a sandwich or packing a backpack, students will learn how to sequence steps logically and practice "debugging" to fix mistakes when instructions go wrong. Finally, as young learners spend more time navigating the digital world, the course emphasizes essential online safety habits. Students will learn how to protect their personal information, create strong passwords, practice digital kindness, and recognize when to ask a trusted adult for help. Through engaging lessons and a final knowledge-check quiz, this course builds a strong, safe, and creative foundation for the technologists of tomorrow.</p>
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