In this unit, students will learn the basics of what a computer is and how it functions. They will explore the fundamental hardware components (like the CPU, monitor, keyboard, and mouse) and gain an understanding of how software helps us perform tasks on a computer. This foundational knowledge will help students become comfortable with using computers, setting the stage for more advanced learning. 

In this unit, students will explore various digital tools and applications that help them interact with technology in creative and practical ways. They will gain a basic understanding of how the internet works, how to search for information safely, and how to communicate effectively online. This unit also introduces students to different software tools, allowing them to experiment with educational games, drawing programs, and other applications that enhance their learning experience. 

In this unit, students will learn how to be responsible and informed digital citizens. They will explore the differences between real-world and virtual experiences, understand the importance of online safety, and learn about cybersecurity practices. The unit also emphasizes maintaining physical and mental health while using technology, including understanding ergonomics and managing screen time. These lessons will help students navigate the digital world safely and responsibly. 

In this unit, students will apply the knowledge and skills they have acquired to create their own digital projects. They will be introduced to basic coding concepts through visual programming tools, which will help them understand how software is created and controlled. This unit culminates in creative projects where students can combine their skills in digital art, animation, video production, and music creation. These hands-on projects will reinforce their learning and inspire them to continue exploring technology in creative and practical ways.