Pixels and Coding
By Collins and Jeannie Moulton
What secret helps computers turn tiny pixels and simple instructions into clever solutions?
informative · engaging · clear · thought-provoking · fascinating
Genres
What is Pixels and Coding about?
Computers are everywhere, from phones and tablets to microwaves, but what happens inside them? Explore how computers use pixels to create images, how coding gives instructions and how algorithms help solve problems. Discover the basic ideas behind the technology we use every day, and learn how information is stored, processed and shared. With clear explanations and useful examples, this book introduces the fascinating world of computer science and encourages readers to think like programmers.
About the author
Collins is a well-known publisher that creates exciting and educational books for children. Their stories and non-fiction books help young readers learn new things and have fun at the same time. Many children enjoy reading Collins’ famous series like Collins Big Cat, which is designed to help everyone become a brilliant reader.
Pages
32 pages
Reading Scheme
Collins Big Cat
Phase
Band 10
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2025
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