Water Plan Contents for Primary 1 Children on Computer Science:

1. Introduction to Computers:
   • What is a computer?
   • Parts of a computer (monitor, keyboard, mouse, CPU)
   • Different types of computers (desktop, laptop, tablet)
2. Understanding Input and Output:
   • What is input? (keyboard, mouse, touchpad)
   • What is output? (monitor, speakers, printer)
   • Interactive activities to demonstrate input and output devices
3. Introduction to Coding:
   • What is coding?
   • Basic coding concepts (sequence, loops, conditionals)
   • Fun coding games and activities for young learners
4. Exploring Software and Applications:
   • Introduction to different software and applications (word processing, drawing, educational games)
   • Hands-on practice with age-appropriate software
5. Internet Safety:
   • Understanding the importance of internet safety
   • Basic rules for staying safe online (not sharing personal information, not talking to strangers online)
   • Interactive activities to reinforce internet safety concepts
6. Introduction to Robotics:
   • What is a robot?
   • Basic understanding of robotics and its applications
   • Hands-on activities with simple robots or robot kits
7. Introduction to Graphic Design:
   • What is graphic design?
   • Basic concepts of graphic design (colors, shapes, patterns)
   • Fun activities to create simple digital artwork
8. Introduction to Animation:
   • What is animation?
   • Basic understanding of animation techniques (frame-by-frame, stop motion)
   • Hands-on activities to create simple animations
9. Introduction to Problem Solving:
   • What is problem-solving?
   • Basic problem-solving strategies (breaking down problems, finding solutions)
   • Interactive problem-solving games and puzzles
10. Recap and Review:
    • Summary of key concepts learned throughout the water plan
    • Fun quizzes and activities to reinforce learning

Note: The water plan should be designed to be interactive, engaging, and age-appropriate for primary 1 children. It should include a mix of theoretical knowledge, hands-on activities, and interactive games to make learning computer science enjoyable for young learners.