Alright, imagine a computer is like a magical little helper in your room that can do lots of things really fast. Let's break down how this helper works:

First, you give your helper something to do by typing on a keyboard or clicking with a mouse. This is like giving them a task to complete.

Next, inside the computer, there are pieces called the CPU (Central Processing Unit) that act as the brain of the computer. It takes the task you gave and figures out how to do it.

Then, the CPU sends the instructions to other parts of the computer, like the memory (RAM) where information is stored temporarily. It's like your helper writing down important notes to remember.

After that, the computer uses the information in the memory to do the task you asked for. It might show you a picture, play a game, or help with your homework!

Finally, the computer shows you the result of the task on the screen or sends it to a printer. It's like your magical helper showing you what they did for you.