Look Inside How Computers Work
An interactive exploration of computer mechanics and coding
Alex Frith author Colin King illustrator
Format:Board book
Publisher:Usborne Publishing Ltd
Published:1st Jul '16
Should be back in stock very soon
This engaging book reveals the inner workings of computers and introduces coding concepts, making it a great resource for young learners. Look Inside How Computers Work is both fun and educational.
What really happens behind the screen, beneath the keyboard, and inside the electronic 'brain' of a computer? Look Inside How Computers Work offers a vibrant exploration of these questions. With 70 interactive flaps to lift, readers will uncover the fascinating processes that occur when a computer is powered on. From the initial boot-up sequence to the intricate workings of hardware, this book provides an engaging look at the technology that drives our digital world.
In addition to revealing the hardware components, Look Inside How Computers Work introduces the fundamentals of coding. Young readers will learn about the importance of programming and how it allows computers to perform a variety of tasks. The book also delves into the history of computers, showcasing the evolution from early models to modern devices. This historical context enriches the reader's understanding of how far technology has come.
This playful yet informative guide serves as an excellent introduction to a crucial topic in the UK curriculum. By lifting the flaps, children not only learn about the mechanics of computers but also gain insights into the world of coding. Look Inside How Computers Work is perfect for curious minds eager to understand the technology that surrounds them.
- Commended for 50 best books for software education 2018
ISBN: 9781409599043
Dimensions: 220mm x 199mm x 19mm
Weight: 450g
14 pages