A tab holds one page, a window holds tabs, and tidy tabs are easy to find.
Each tab is one page, in a row. Only one tab is in front at a time: the page you see.
To switch pages, tap the tab you want, and it slides to the front.
To tidy up, close the tabs you do not need with the little x. Few tabs make a page easy to find.
If a page opens that you did not open, close it and tell a grown-up. You are never in trouble for a page that popped up.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
One page. Each tab is one page, in a row of tabs.
Tap its tab. The tab you tap slides to the front.
Close it. Keep open only what you are using.
Close it and tell a grown-up. You are never in trouble for a page that popped up.
With a grown-up, look at the tabs and windows open on a computer. Switch to a tab by tapping it. Then close one you do not need with its little x. Ask your grown-up to look at what else is open.
With your child, look at the tabs and windows open on a computer, switch between two tabs, and close one they do not need with its little x; say they can always ask you to look at what else is open.
