Machine Learning for Kids

by Dr. Dhoot

Kick-start your future genius! Tinker Toddlers is a series designed to introduce first nonfiction emerging STEM concepts to babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. Look around you. What machines do you see? From the award-winning Tinker Toddlers series, Machine Learning for Kids is a great way to introduce basic concepts about machine learning. This exploding field will be like electricity for our future generation. Familiarize your little one with what machines are, and they can learn, just like us! As GPT-3 on the OpenAI platform becomes popular, be sure you, and your little ones, understand how machines are learning. The vibrant, beautiful, and visually stimulating illustrations with easy to understand text encourage the child's sense of wonder and curiosity (and might stimulate your senses too)! Told with 2 levels of Level 1: Black text for baby basics Level 2: Purple text for early learning, those ready to read, and beyond Great addition to homeschool curriculum for preschoolers, kindergarten, or to any classroom library. Other Astronomy, Computer Science and Technology Picture Books for Kids in the What readers have to say about the " Big concepts in a well-explained book! - I love the complexity and also the simplicity of this book. It is an excellent way to introduce my kids to advanced science topics in an age-appropriate manner. The drawings are so cute. I am thrilled with this purchase." - ACS " Must read - These books make great gifts and great discoveries in the classroom." - Raman Bhasin " Beautiful treatment of a complex topic - This book was a delightful surprise. As someone who teaches young kids about computer science, I expected this to be stilted and/or boring but it was lovely and engaging! It's a great intro to an important topic." - Stephanie Hosford " New topic written in easy fun manner - Incredible way for parents to share with their child a relevant and upcoming topic of machine learning in a a fun way." - John Ngui " Simply easy for the child to grasp scientific concepts! A fun way to learn - I believe that the collection is a great way to introduce these topics to our children, these topics will help them better understand the world of science and technology that they are growing up in" - Angela K. " An Extremely Engaging Book for Curious Minds - My partner and I absolutely loved the artwork and found the content to be remarkably better when compared to books of a similar vein that are currently available. We look forward to adding more of Dr. Dhoot's books to our already growing collection." - Sakshi " Kind, gentle, and engaging early introduction to big topics " - Yuri " Useful beyond its intended scope - It would actually (and unfortunately) be quite helpful to use these pages in a PowerPoint to explain neural networks to adults." - MP " Must Buy! What a great addition to Kids' STEM collection - The author does a great job of simplifying the concept so a toddler can understand. I recommend this book if you wish to expose your kids to the top technology of today and the future." - Amitoj Gill

Genres: Childrens

35 pages, Paperback

Published December 6, 2018

About the author

Dr. Dhoot is the author of the Tinker Toddlers series of books providing simple explanations of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) topics. She aims to expose the littlest learners to emerging STEM concepts early on to accelerate the absorption of complex topics later.

Dr. Dhoot lives in sunny California with her husband and newborn daughter.

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Reviews

[Steven Joseph · Rating 5 out of 5]

Intro to be Algorithms!

Cute little book that opens the door to how machines work, and hopefully create a bit of curiosity to start looking more under the hood! Never too young, I say!

[Selvi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Perfect Read for kids

Its a perfect read for kids to learn about machine learning. Picture depiction is very easy to understand. Looking forward to read all other books.

[Manuela Aparicio · Rating 5 out of 5]

Brilliant 🤩

Explain ML in a very clear an understanding way! I loved de analogy of supervised, unsupervised learning!
Reinforce learning was not as clear.