Ages 5+ · Digital Life · Searching and ads
Searching with a grown-up
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Search together.The big ideaYou can search to find out. Do it with a grown-up.
How it works
Searching means asking a question to find out.
You say the question, and a grown-up types it or helps you say it.
Look at the pictures and the video together.
A grown-up can read the hard words and close a box that pops up.
Example 1: A question
- Teo asked, what do snails eat?
- He said it out loud, and Auntie Lupe typed it.
- That is a search.
Example 2: Pictures and a video
- A picture shows how a thing looks.
- A video shows how a thing moves.
- Teo and Auntie saw a snail go munch on a leaf.
Example 3: A box pops up
- A bright box popped up.
- It was not about snails, so Auntie closed it.
- Teo did not tap it.
A box pops up.Words to know
- search
- Ask a question to find out.
- question
- What you wonder about.
- pop-up
- A box that jumps onto the screen.
Watch out
- Do not search all alone. A grown-up sits beside you.
- Do not tap every link or a box that pops up. Ask a grown-up which to tap.
- Keep your name and home out of search boxes. Tell a grown-up instead.
- You are never in trouble for telling a grown-up about something odd.
Try it
- How can we find out what a snail eats?
- Who types the words?
- A box pops up. What do you do?
- Do you type your name in a search box?
Answers: 1. Search with a grown-up · 2. A grown-up, or helps you say it · 3. Ask a grown-up to close it · 4. No, tell a grown-up instead
Try at homeAsk a grown-up: can we search for one thing I wonder about? Look at the answers together.
For grown-upsSearch for one thing your child wonders about, saying the question out loud first, then look at the answers together.