Interactive books turn engineering ideas into buttons, lights, switches and moving mechanisms. The range includes Computer Engineering for Babies, its Big Babies sequel and Simple Machines Made Simple.
Press two buttons and watch the LED respond to six basic logic functions. This interactive board book uses light sensors to recognize the open page, changing how the buttons work as the story moves from WIRE to LATCH.
Manufacturer-recommended age: Approximately 1–5 years
Flip switches to explore the next step in computer logic. The sequel introduces D-latches, shift registers, multiplexers, decoders and addressable memory across six pages, with five lights showing the results.
Manufacturer-recommended age: Approximately 2–7 years
Turn the pages to try six simple machines in working demonstrations: wheel, lever, pulley, inclined plane, wedge and screw. This hands-on board book is powered by the reader, with no batteries needed.
Includes: Board book with six simple-machine demonstrations
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