Computer Basics
This is the machine you use to type, play games, and do homework on.
A computer
This robot from "Star Wars" looks like a trash can and communicates with beeps.
R2-D2
This is where you type letters and numbers into the computer.
Keyboard
This is the term for giving instructions to a computer to make it do something.
Coding
This smart assistant from Apple can answer questions on your iPhone.
Siri
This device shows you pictures and videos on your computer.
A monitor
This friendly robot from Disney's "Big Hero 6" is white and inflatable.
Baymax
These let you hear sounds and music from the computer when worn over your ears.
Headphones
This AI helper from Amazon can play music and control smart home devices.
This small, movable device helps you click on things on your screen.
A mouse
This robot from Pixar cleans up trash on Earth in his own movie.
Wall-E
This device lets you print words and pictures onto paper from your computer.
In coding, this is a mistake or error in a program.
This type of car can drive itself using AI technology.
A self-Driving car
This is the program that helps you write letters, stories, and reports on a computer.
Microsoft Word, Google Docs, Word Processor
This golden robot in "Star Wars" speaks many languages.
C-3PO
This sits on your computer lets you take pictures or video chat.
A Webcam
This person writes code to create computer programs.
A Programmer
What are 2 ways you use AI everyday.
Search engines, Face ID, Siri, Speech to text, Social Media, etc.
This part of the computer stores all your files, like photos and documents.
Hard Drive, Solid State Drive
In "The Iron Giant," this giant robot becomes friends with a boy named Hogarth.
The Iron Giant
This part is the "brain" of the computer that processes information.
A CPU(Central Processing Unit)
This is a set of instructions that repeats over and over in coding.
A loop
These interactive screens in classrooms let you touch and write on them.
A smartboard