Introduce the topic by explaining the significance of computers in our daily lives. Highlight how understanding the basic components of computers, such as software and hardware, is essential for tech literacy.

Define hardware as the physical components of a computer. Use examples like the monitor, keyboard, and CPU to illustrate what hardware is.

Define software as the programs and applications that run on a computer. Examples include operating systems, word processors, and games.

Explain how hardware and software interact. Use the example of a video game (software) running on a gaming console (hardware) to illustrate this interaction.

Introduce the interactive sorting activity. Explain that students will sort different items into 'Software' and 'Hardware' categories to reinforce their understanding.

Summarize the key differences between software and hardware. Reinforce the importance of both in the functioning of computers.

Conclude the presentation by preparing students for the quiz. Encourage them to review what they've learned and ask any remaining questions.