Technology

Age (6-8)

Main Topics

  • Use word processors, presentation software, and simple spreadsheets.
  • Learn block-based programming using Scratch.
  • Understand basic algorithms, loops, conditions, and variables.
  • Build and test a basic robot using LEGO/Arduino-level systems.
  • Understand simple sensors, motors, and automation.
  • Solve real-life mini problems using technology.
  • Create and present a digital project.

Detailed Syllabus

1. Digital Productivity

  • Create and edit text documents.
  • Use headings, fonts, sizes, and simple formatting.
  • Insert images and tables.
  • Create clear presentation slides.
  • Make simple data tables.
  • Create basic charts.
  • Save, organize, and retrieve files.

2. Block Coding — Scratch

  • Understand algorithms and sequences.
  • Use events and commands.
  • Use loops.
  • Use if/else conditions.
  • Use simple variables.
  • Control sprites and objects.
  • Debug simple programs.
  • Create a simple maze, animation, or quiz game.

3. Robotics & Automation

  • Identify basic robot parts.
  • Motors and wheels.
  • Sensors and simple inputs.
  • Basic controller concepts.
  • Assemble a simple drive base.
  • Program forward, backward, turn, and stop.
  • Use a sensor to trigger an action.
  • Pick up, push, or move an object.

4. Digital Safety & Responsible Technology

  • Personal information and privacy.
  • Safe passwords.
  • Safe use of websites and apps.
  • Recognizing trusted and untrusted information.
  • Responsible use of digital devices.
  • Basic understanding of digital citizenship.

5. Digital Problem-Solving

  • Identify a simple problem.
  • Think of possible technological solutions.
  • Choose an appropriate tool.
  • Build a simple prototype.
  • Test the solution.
  • Identify what went wrong.
  • Improve the design.

6. Technology Showcase

  • Create a digital poster.
  • Prepare a short presentation.
  • Explain the problem.
  • Explain the solution.
  • Demonstrate the project.
  • Describe what was learned.

 

 

Important Note for Participants

The topics and subtopics provided are the main areas of the syllabus. They are not limited to only the examples mentioned.

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