A young learner creating with a laptop
Ages 5–9 · Little Tech Explorers

My First Computer Adventure

Create a picture map of computer parts and what they do.

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Learning goals & safe-use plan

Ages 5–9 with a trusted adult nearby

  • Digital safety: Know what information stays private, stop and ask a trusted adult, and practice kind digital choices.
  • AI literacy: AI is a computer tool, can make mistakes, and should never replace a trusted adult.
  • Challenge: Complete a short picture, sorting, pattern, or safety-choice mission.
  • Portfolio: Save one drawing, map, story, or coding plan and explain it to a trusted adult.
  • Mastery check: Show the skill, explain one safe choice, and identify who to ask for help.
BEAT IT LEARNING · My First Computer Adventure
START HERE · INTRODUCTION & RESOURCES

Welcome to My First Computer Adventure!

Meet the main parts of a computer and practice using them carefully.

  • Learn: Open a section and read its short topics.
  • Try: Follow the lab steps and check what you made.
  • Review: Answer all four questions correctly to earn section progress.
  • Keep exploring: You can skip a quiz without earning progress. Finish every section to unlock the final challenge.
Read or watch

Reading topics are ready. Video lessons will appear when recorded.

Build something

Create a picture map of computer parts and what they do.

My First Computer Adventure course guideAll reading topics, labs, and review questions in one PDF
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Project worksheet

Plan, build, test, and share your work as you complete the course labs.

  • My plan: ________________________________________________
  • Checkpoint 1: A labeled picture map of computer parts.
  • Checkpoint 2: A tiny digital page with a name and one selected tool.
  • Checkpoint 3: A simple device-care promise.
The printable worksheet is included in the PDF guide.

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