The internet is like a giant network connecting computers worldwide, much like our school is a network of classrooms! Each website or file has a unique address, similar to classroom numbers. When you type an address (like a website name) into your browser, your computer sends a request through this network. That request travels through different “routers,” like hallways in our school, until it finds the computer holding the website. That computer then sends the website information back to your computer, allowing you to see it. This information travels in small packages, ensuring everything arrives correctly. It's all about sending and receiving information between computers, enabling access to learning resources and connecting with others!
