Computer for Primary Grades

Computer For Primary Grades (Classes 1–5 )

Smart and safe digital learning for young learners — as per CBSE / NCERT guidelines.
Our Computer Education program builds essential technology skills using simple, age-appropriate lessons. Students learn how to use computers confidently, responsibly and creatively through hands-on activities in the computer lab.

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⭐ Key Learning Outcomes (CBSE / NCERT Aligned)

Across Classes 1–5, students develop:

• Understanding of computers and digital devices
• Basic computer operations (start, shut down, use of mouse/keyboard)
• Typing skills and use of simple learning software
• Drawing, writing and project making using computer tools
• Safe and responsible use of the internet
• Logical thinking and introductory block-based coding

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📚 Class-wise Curriculum Overview

Class 1

• Topics: What is a computer? Parts of a computer — monitor, keyboard, mouse, CPU
• Skills: Using mouse to click & drag, typing A–Z slowly
• Activities: Drawing in Paint, identify computer parts game

 
Class 2

• Topics: Uses of computers, desktop icons, introduction to typing, storage devices
• Skills: Opening simple software, typing short words and names
• Activities: Colouring in Paint, typing worksheet (words & sentences)

 
Class 3

• Topics: Hardware and software, MS Paint, MS Word, types of storage devices
• Skills: Create and save files, change font/colour/size
• Activities: Poster making in Paint, typing a short paragraph

 
Class 4

• Topics: Input and output devices, introduction to internet, Word formatting, file/folder management
• Skills: Insert pictures, bullets, alignment, saving class assignments
• Activities: Mini project — “My Favourite Animal” document

 
Class 5

• Topics: Internet safety rules, email basics (theory only), PowerPoint, block programming (Scratch / Code.org)
• Skills: Creating slides, adding transitions, making simple coding animations
• Activities: Presentation project, digital poster, coding game challenge

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🎒 Teaching & Learning Resources

• Computer parts chart
• Keyboard poster and typing sheets
• Step-by-step tutorials for Paint / Word / PowerPoint
• Worksheets for computer basics and practical skills
• Cyber safety rules chart
• Coding activity cards for beginners

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❓ FAQs

Is the syllabus based on CBSE / NCERT?
Yes — topics follow the Computer Education section of Indian boards textbooks.

Is coding compulsory?
No — only a basic, fun introduction.

Do students need computers at home?
No — school computer lab sessions are enough. Home access is optional.

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📞 Support

For detailed lesson plans, printable worksheets, or computer project ideas — feel free to contact us anytime.