Covers the history of robots, AI, and technology for a comprehensive overview
Features stories and illustrations of pioneers like Ada Lovelace and Alan Turing to inspire curiosity
Introduces binary code and foundational concepts of computing to build a conceptual bridge
Includes hands-on activities and illustrated features to enhance learning and engagement
Designed for upper elementary and middle grade learners, supporting homeschool and classroom use
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Discover the history of Robots, AI, and Technology in Issue Twenty-Eight, Electric Brain. Kids will learn about ancient robot legends, the binary code, Ada Lovelace, Alan Turing, and so much more. From Machines That Can Think to AI Today, this issue explores technology's greatest transformation with beautiful illustrations and engaging a
Format
Magazine
Language
English
Recommended Age
11 years (grades 6-8)
Publisher
Honest History
Cover Type
Paperback (print edition)
Publication Frequency
Not specified
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We ordered one issue to try, and my nine-year-old son read it cover-to-cover the evening it arrived. I am eager to see if it was the particular topic of that issue or if he will enjoy other issues as well. I'm happy to try!
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Lucie · August 10, 2026
My grandson really enjoys these books, and I am confident he is getting well-researched, unbiased accounts. Thanks!
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Jane · 17 days ago
Good quality and great content! We were accidentally sent duplicates and they were quick to send out three new ones at no charge.