Parts of an iPad or Tablet Games and Activities

Educate your “tech savvy” students about the parts of an iPad or tablet through engaging activities! Whether it’s discovering the functions of the home button, mastering volume controls, or understanding the intricacies of headphone connections, this resource aims to demystify these tablet-related terms.

These activities bridge the gap between daily interaction with technology and a deeper comprehension of its fundamental components. Empower students to navigate the digital world with confidence and expertise!

Despite 70% of households with children under 8 possessing a device and 38% of children under 2 using one, tablet-specific terms and components often elude our younger students! They’re often unaware about the location of the home button, how to lower the volume, or connect headphones. And when you tell them to launch an app from the dock, they are perplexed. Just because they’re on a tablet all day does not mean they are fluent in all of its capabilities and functions.

If you are feeling frustrated repeating where common parts of the tablet are, these activities will help you convert young digital natives into true digital experts.

This product has 43 total slides and pages, and it includes:

• Poster that illustrates the different parts of an iPad or tablet → Print and hang on the wall, or print and provide at different table groups as students learn the parts.
• Labeling worksheet → word bank provided for students to write the parts on the iPad
• Cut-and-paste worksheets → an option for readers with text only & an option for pre-readers with images only
• Sorting Mat → an option for readers with text only & an option for pre-readers with images only
• Self Correcting Game → students look at the magnified part and choose the correct part. Has images and words to support readers at all stages. Link provided for you to receive your own copy.
• Digital labeling activity to use in Seesaw. Link provided for you to get your own copy.
• Digital labeling activity to use with Google Slides. Link provided for you to get your own copy.

 

Standards Addressed:

AASL National School Library Standards – See the AASL Standards Framework for Learners to view full text.

• Inquire – D.1.
• Engage – A.1.

 

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