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Little Tamers, Part 1
The hand learns first
Part one is about the mouse. It runs to 40 lessons across half a school year, two a week: the child watches a comic strip in which a character performs an action correctly, repeats it on the page in pencil, and consolidates it in the Mouse Tamer trainer. By the end, clicking, double-clicking, dragging and hovering no longer take any attention — the hand does them by itself.
The book has two parts. The child's part is 40 spreads without a single letter: what to do is carried by the picture and by a set of symbols the child learns in the first few lessons. The adult's part covers each lesson — its aim, what to say, what to watch for, the usual difficulties, and what to do when there is no computer to hand. A child spends eight minutes a week at a screen; the rest of the lesson is on paper.
- Age5–6
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- FormatA4
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What is inside
- 40 lessons across half a school year, two a week
- 8 bonus levels for independent work
- The Mouse Tamer trainer, one level to each lesson
- Teaching material in the same book
Sequence
Little Tamers · مروّضون صغار
Little Tamers is pre-school preparation in two parts, each covering half of the school year. In the first, a child masters the mouse; in the second, the keyboard. No reading is needed: an adult leads the lesson while the child follows a comic strip, works directly on the page, and plays one short level in the trainer.