Keyboards – Basic 1 Basic Technology Lesson Note (First Term)
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- Subject
- Basic Technology
- Class
- Basic 1
- Term
- First Term
- Topic
- Keyboards
- Order
- Topic 13 of 20 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
Topic: Learning About Computer Keyboards
What is a Keyboard?

A keyboard is a part of the computer that has many buttons with letters, numbers, and symbols. We use it to type words.
Parts of a Keyboard
Letter Keys:
- All 26 letters of the alphabet
- From A to Z
- We press them to write words
- Each letter has its own button
Number Keys:
- Numbers from 0 to 9
- At the top of the keyboard
- We press them to write numbers
- Used for counting and math
Space Bar:
- The longest key at the bottom
- We press it to make spaces between words
- Without it, all words stick together
- Very important for typing
Special Keys:
- Enter key – to go to the next line
- Shift key – to make capital letters
- Backspace – to erase mistakes
- Arrow keys – to move the cursor
How to Use a Keyboard
Proper Way to Type:
- Sit up straight
- Place both hands on the keyboard
- Use your fingers gently
- Look at the keys as you type
Finding Letters:
- Start with letters you know
- Look for your name letters
- Practice pressing one key at a time
- Don’t press too hard
Class Exercise
- What do we use a keyboard for?
- How many letters are on a keyboard?
- Which key makes spaces between words?
- Show me where the number keys are on a keyboard.
This term's Basic Technology topics
Basic 1 First Term · 20 topics
- Movement (Throwing)
- Energy I
- Energy II
- Energy III
- Energy IV
- Keyboards
- Sports and Games (Athletics)
- Water
- Athletics (Jumping)
- Water II
- CPU (Central Processing Unit)



