WHAT IS A COMPUTER? LESSON 1-1. OBJECTIVES The student will be able to: Explain and give examples of the concepts on computers and computing.

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WHAT IS A COMPUTER? LESSON 1-1

OBJECTIVES The student will be able to: Explain and give examples of the concepts on computers and computing

JOURNAL ENTRY How many computers are in the room? Count them up in your journal Please use an online journal using google docs. Share your work with me You are to use the same document just date it and add the lesson #. (example Lesson 1-1 With your elbow partner – share your responses.

EXPLORING COMPUTERS At your tables, discuss additional examples of computers or things containing computers. Write examples on post-its and keep them in your journal until tomorrow.