Here is a simple lesson plan about a computer monitor or screen: Lesson Plan: What is a Computer Screen? Topic: Understanding a computer monitor or screen. This lesson teaches students what a screen is and what it does. Learning Goals: Students will know what a monitor is. They will understand its main job and know some of its parts. Materials: A real computer monitor or screen. Pictures of other screens like phones or TVs. A whiteboard and marker. Procedure: Introduction: Ask students what they see when they use a computer or phone. Introduce the word monitor or screen*. What it is: Explain that a monitor is like a TV for a computer. It shows us pictures and words from the computer. What it does: Its main job is to display* information. Without it, we cannot see what the computer is doing. Parts of a Monitor: Point to the screen part where images appear. Show the stand that holds it up and the buttons to turn it on or off. Other Screens: Show pictures of phone, tablet, and TV screens. Explain that these are all types of screens that show information. Activity: Ask students to draw a computer monitor. Or, have them point out different screens they see in the classroom. Assessment: Ask students simple questions. For example, "What does a monitor show us?" or "What is another name for a screen?" 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.