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Unit Overview

Screen Time Limits

Part of the digital & AI literacy track — this unit builds Screen Time Limits in a way that is playful and hands-on.

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Why it matters for the future

Develops AI-era computational thinking — among the fastest-growing 2030 skills.

🧠 Skills & Topics

Stop Signal

Stopping when time is up.

Hands-on Skill

Doing Screen Time Limits step by step.

Safe & Ethical Use

Applying Screen Time Limits responsibly online.

🎯 Learning Outcomes

  • Follows screen time limits
  • Recognises and names the key ideas in Screen Time Limits
  • Joins in Screen Time Limits activities with growing confidence
  • Talks about Screen Time Limits using simple words

🎲 Suggested Activities

  1. 1Build a tiny hands-on project applying Screen Time Limits
  2. 2Sing a song or rhyme about Screen Time Limits
  3. 3Draw and talk about Screen Time Limits

✅ How Learning is Checked

  • ◆Teacher observation during play and daily routines
  • ◆Show-and-tell or picture-pointing check
  • ◆Participation star chart
🧰 Materials
Flashcards and picture cardsCrayons, paper and safe craft itemsStory props or soft toys
🔑 Key Vocabulary
Stop SignalHands-on SkillSafe & Ethical Use

👨‍👩‍👧 At Home — for Parents

Weave Screen Time Limits into play and daily routines — point it out, name it, and praise every attempt. Ten relaxed minutes a day beats long drills.

🍎 In the Classroom — for Teachers

Hook with a song or object, model Screen Time Limits in play, then let children explore in pairs. Assess by observation and keep it joyful and movement-rich.

Interactive Lesson

Screen Time Limits

Too much screen time hurts our eyes and brains.

Stop when told

When the timer rings or parents say stop, we must turn off the device without crying.

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