Computing · Stage 4

Multi-Page Document

Coding & Systems · creation — make a longer document for an audience: plan the pages, add a cover and headings, and pick words and pictures that suit who will read it

✦ Computing📘 Stage 4 · S4⏱ ~10 min🧒 Ages 8–9★ Free to start

I can make a document for an audience.

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Kavi Makes a Booklet for the Little Ones

Kavi was asked to make a booklet about the school playground — for the youngest class. "First I think about who will read it," said Kavi. "The little ones like short words and big pictures!" Kavi planned the pages: a cover page with the title, then one page for the swings, one for the slide, one for the sandpit. Each page got a heading, a sentence, and a picture the little ones would love. "A document made for its readers is a good document," Kavi hooted — and pressed Save.

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What your child will learn

1What makes a document for its readersA longer document is split across more than one page. When you make one for an audience — the people who will read it — you shape every part to suit them. Tap each part to hear its job.

2Made for anyone, or made for an audience?The same facts can be shown in different ways. A document made for a known audience uses words they understand and pictures they like, so it is clearer and more enjoyable for them.

3How to make a multi-page documentMaking a longer document is a little program — steps in order. Press ▶ Run and watch Kavi build a booklet for the little ones.

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A peek inside

Put these in order to make a document for an audience: make the cover page · think who will read it · add each page with a heading and picture · press Save.

first think about the readers, then build the pages, then keep it

Try this at home: The people who will read your document are called the ____.

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