Computing · Stage 3

Project: My Fact Page

Thinking It Through · project · make a fact page with a title, a picture, and true facts about your topic

✦ Computing📘 Stage 3 · S3⏱ ~10 min🧒 Ages 7–8★ Free to start

I can make a fact page with title, picture and facts.

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Kavi's Fact Page About Owls

Kavi wanted to teach friends about owls, so Kavi made a fact page. At the top went a big title: All About Owls. Next Kavi wrote three facts — true things about owls: Owls are birds. Owls have feathers. Owls can turn their heads far around. "A fact page needs real, true facts," Kavi said, "not made-up ones." Then Kavi added a picture of a wide-eyed owl so the page matched the words. Title, picture, and true facts sat together on one page. "Now I just save it," Kavi hooted, "and my fact page is done!"

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What your child will learn

1What goes on a fact pageA fact page is a page you make to teach about one topic. It holds a title, some facts that are really true, and a picture that matches — all on one page. Tap each part to hear its job.

2A true fact, or a made-up sentence?A fact page needs true facts — sentences that are really true about your topic. A made-up sentence can sound fun, but it does not belong on a fact page because it is not real. Always check that each fact is true.

3How to make a fact pageMaking a fact page is a little program — steps in order. Press ▶ Run and watch Kavi build a fact page with a title, true facts, and a matching picture.

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A peek inside

Put these in order to make a fact page: add a picture · type the title · type the facts · press Save.

the title names the topic first, then the true facts, then a matching picture, then keep it

Try this at home: A page you make to teach about one topic, with a title, facts, and a picture, is called a ____.

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