Copy leaves the original, and paste makes a new one. Look before you send.
Copy leaves the words where they were and puts a copy in a little pouch called the clipboard. Paste puts that copy where you clicked.
To copy a line to a new place: select the words, copy them, click the spot, then paste.
The pouch holds one thing at a time, so a new copy takes the place of the old one. One copy can be pasted as many times as you like.
Look at every paste before you send anything. A secret word is for the family only, and it never goes in a card or a message.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
Yes. Copy leaves the words where they were and makes a second one.
balloons. The pouch holds one thing at a time, so the new copy replaced cake.
Hold Control and tap the C key. Control and the C key copy. Control and the V key paste.
No. A secret word is for the family only. Copy a plain word to clear the pouch.
At the computer with a grown-up: type a short note. Select one word, copy it, and paste it in another place. Then copy a plain word, so the pouch holds nothing private. Last, ask your grown-up to show you where the copy and paste keys are on your computer.
At the computer, let your child type a short note, then select one word, copy it and paste it somewhere else; afterwards copy a plain word so the pouch holds nothing private, and show them which key does the Control job on your computer.
