What Defines a Computer? Post-it Parade Group Activity Materials: Post-it Notes Instructions: 1. Have students pair up into groups of 2 or more. Draw the.

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What Defines a Computer? Post-it Parade Group Activity Materials: Post-it Notes Instructions: 1. Have students pair up into groups of 2 or more. Draw the scale below on to a whiteboard 2. On the following page there is a set of twelve numbered objects. Randomly assign one or more object(s) to each group. 3.Then have the students write the name of the object and the names of each group member on a post-it note. Do the same for each object, then have the students discuss with their group members regarding whether or not the object is a computer, based on the scale below. Then, have students write a one sentence explanation of each object on the post-it note. 4. After students discuss, have them place the post-it notes onto the the whiteboard 5. As a class, discuss the placement of each item on the scale, give each group the opportunity to discuss and present their viewpoints. Not a Computer Not Sure Probably not a Computer Definitely a Computer Most likely a Computer

For the assigned item(s), decide if it's a computer...and why Mac 1) flip phone 2) amoeba(single cell) 3) iPhon e 4) calculator flower 5)6) Disposable Camera 7) brain 8) abacu s 9) digital camera 10) analog watch 12) mirror 11)

What Defines a Computer? Post-it Group Activity: Additional Reading to Assign brain-for-real/ computer/