Coloring books with videos
Coloring books that explain how computers work
From the transistor to the smartphone, one picture at a time. Every page has a QR code that opens a short video.
For kids ages 4 to 6
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Interactive activities for tablets and computers. Nothing to install, and nothing leaves your device.
How it works
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1Color the page
Each picture has thick, simple lines for small hands.
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2Scan the QR code
Point your phone’s camera at the code on the page.
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3Watch a short video
A friendly voice explains the picture in simple words. No reading needed.
The videos
Every picture has its own short video. Pick one to watch it on YouTube.
Watch the whole series Visit our YouTube channel
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1The Transistor
A tiny switch
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2The Microchip
A tiny city
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3Zero and One
The computer’s two words
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4Memory
Where the computer keeps things
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5The Processor
The computer’s brain
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6The Screen
Made of tiny dots
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7Keyboard & Mouse
Telling the computer what to do
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8The First Computers
As big as a room
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9The Personal Computer
A computer at home
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10The Laptop
A computer you can carry
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11The Internet
Computers talking to each other
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12The Smartphone
A computer in your pocket
The book
From the Transistor to the Computer
Color it. Scan it. Watch it!
- 26 pages, with 12 pictures to color
- Pictures printed on one side only, so markers don’t bleed through
- Large format: 8.5 × 11 in (21.6 × 27.9 cm)
- For kids ages 4 to 6
Coming soon on Amazon
The book and the videos come in five languages: English, French, Dutch, German and Spanish.
Support the next books
The videos are free to watch. If your child enjoys them, you can support the next books on Patreon.