Computing · Stage 3

Improve with Feedback

Thinking It Through · create · ask for feedback, listen to it, and use the helpful parts to make your work better

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

use feedback to make your work better

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Kavi's Owl Poster Gets Better

Kavi made a poster about owls and showed it to a friend. "I love it!" said the friend. "One thing — the title is so small I can hardly read it, and you forgot to say WHERE owls live." At first Kavi felt a little shy. But this was feedback — a friend telling you what works and what could be better. Kavi listened, then used the helpful parts: Kavi made the title big and added a line — "Owls live in trees and barns." The new poster was much clearer! "Feedback is a gift," Kavi hooted. "When I listen and change what helps, my work gets better."

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What your child will learn

1Helpful feedback, or not helpful?Feedback is when someone tells you what works in your work and what could be better. Good feedback is kind and clear — it tells you exactly what to change. Unhelpful feedback is just "it's bad" with no way to fix it. Tap each card to compare.

2What makes feedback helpfulHelpful feedback has a few parts. Tap each one to hear what it does.

3How to use feedbackUsing feedback is like a little program — steps in order. Press ▶ Run and watch Kavi make the owl poster better.

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A peek inside

A friend says: "Great story! The ending happens so fast — maybe tell us how the hero felt." Is this helpful feedback, and why?

it is kind, says what works, and names exactly what to change

Try this at home: When someone tells you what works and what could be better, that is called ____.

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