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Lesson 4

This lesson teaches kindergarten students to use the caps lock and enter buttons. Students will capitalize the first letter of their name using caps lock and press enter. Then, they will type each letter of the alphabet alternating between capital and lowercase, pressing enter after each letter. This allows students to practice finding letters on the keyboard as they learn the alphabet. After completing the typing activity, students will show their work and then play keyboarding games to reinforce their learning.

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Lesson 4

This lesson teaches kindergarten students to use the caps lock and enter buttons. Students will capitalize the first letter of their name using caps lock and press enter. Then, they will type each letter of the alphabet alternating between capital and lowercase, pressing enter after each letter. This allows students to practice finding letters on the keyboard as they learn the alphabet. After completing the typing activity, students will show their work and then play keyboarding games to reinforce their learning.

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Lesson 4

caps lock and enter button


Objective:
To apply the caps lock button to capitalize the first letter in your
name.
To apply the caps lock and enter buttons to create a document of
both lowercase and uppercase letters in the alphabet.
To locate and use letters on the keyboard to complete keyboard
games.
1. Review where the caps lock, backspace, and enter buttons are and
what they do.
2. Log in to real computers.
3. Open up Microsoft Office Word by double-clicking. First,
students will be ask to type their name using the caps lock for the
first letter of their name and than press enter. In this lesson the
students will be doing the following task; make a capital A, make a
lowercase a, press enter, make a capital B, make a lowercase b,
press enter, make a capital C, make a lowercase c, press enter, and
they will continue this through the whole alphabet. This gives the
students a chance to figure out where all the letters are on the
keyboard. These Kindergartners are learning their alphabet, and
then I have them working on a keyboard where the letters are all
out of order from the alphabet!
4. When they have completed there task, they have to show me. I can
assess if they were able to complete it or not. Everyone finishes at
different times, but when the first person finishes I have everyone
pause what they are doing and I show them what they will do after
I check their work. I will show them where the two keyboarding

games are that they can play and demonstrate how to play them.
They are both on ABCya, "Keyboard Zoo" and "Type Rocket Jr.".

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