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Computational
Thinking for
Pre-Teens
Twelve short stories on growing up and thinking clearly.
By Sabi Parikh, age 9
A child’s honest account of what it means to think computationally, told through the situations she actually encountered.
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ABOUT THIS BOOK
Most books about computational thinking are written for children. This one is written by one.
Each of the twelve stories maps a specific concept: sequencing, debugging, abstraction, loops onto a situation Sabi actually encountered. The ant farm, the trio’s fight, the friend problem. Real scenarios, real thinking.
| YEAR WHEN WRITTEN | 2026 |
| FORMAT | Short Stories |
| FOR AGES | 8-12 years |
| COMPANION | Parent’s Guide by Dhara Shah |
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WHAT’S INSIDE
Each story teaches one computational thinking concept, mapped onto a situation from Sabi’s own life. Read them in sequence or jump to the concept most relevant to your child.
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