Primary 3Computer Studies

Understanding Output Devices For Primary 3

Understanding Output Devices For Primary 3

Subject: Computer Studies

Class: Primary 3

Topic: Understanding Output Devices

Term: Third Term

Week: 4

Duration: 40 minutes

A. Lesson Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

  1. Define output devices in simple terms.

  2. Mention at least three examples of output devices.

  3. State the functions of common output devices.

  4. Differentiate between input and output devices.

B. Instructional Materials

  • Pictures or real devices (e.g., monitor, printer, speaker)

  • Flashcards with names and uses of output devices

  • Chart showing input vs. output devices

  • A computer system (if available)

  • Drawing materials

C. Lesson Content

1. What Are Output Devices?

Output devices are parts of a computer that help us see, hear, or get the results of the work done by the computer.

Simple definition:
Output devices show us what the computer has done.

They allow us to receive information from the computer.

2. Functions of Output Devices

  • They display or present information from the computer.

  • They help us see pictures or words, hear sounds, or print documents.

  • They let us know what the computer is doing.

3. Examples of Output Devices

Output DeviceFunction or Use
MonitorShows text, pictures, and videos (like a TV)
PrinterPrints information or pictures on paper
SpeakerPlays sound, music, or voice
HeadphonesLets one person hear sound from the computer
ProjectorDisplays information on a big screen

4. Differences Between Input and Output Devices

FeatureInput DevicesOutput Devices
What they doSend information to computerShow information from computer
Example 1KeyboardMonitor
Example 2MousePrinter

D. Class Activities

Activity 1: Show and Tell

Show pictures of output devices and let pupils say their names and what they are used for.

Activity 2: Group Sorting

Provide images of both input and output devices. Pupils sort them into correct groups.

E. Evaluation (Assessment)

Ask pupils the following questions:

  1. What is an output device?

  2. Mention three examples of output devices.

  3. What does a monitor do?

  4. Which device helps us hear sound from the computer?

  5. Is a keyboard an input or output device?

F. Assignment

  1. Draw and label two output devices.

  2. Write one sentence about what each device does.

G. Conclusion

  • Output devices help us receive information from the computer.

  • Examples include monitor, printer, and speaker.

  • They are important because they help us see, hear, or print what the computer is doing.

  • We use both input and output devices to work well with a computer.

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