How to Explain Calculus to a 6th Grader?

Here is the Challenge: Can you explain calculus to a 6th grader?
That is the challenge we tried to answer in this video...
Table of Contents. What is Calculus
00:00 - Calculus for Beginners
00:16 - The Concept of Infinity
01:22 - The Concept of Infinitesimal
02:25 - The Concept of Integrals
08:49 The Concept of Derivatives
A 6th grader asked me what is Calculus, here is my response to her...
This video entitles, How I would explain Calculus to a 6th grader attempts to explain and introduce Calculus for Beginners. Calculus has a reputation for being difficult, so teaching Calculus for 6th graders surely would create a chorus of complaints. This video aims at demystifying calculus by first discussing the two main concepts of calculus - integrals and derivatives, and why students' understanding of infinity and infinitesimal is the key to understanding what really calculus is. That is also the key to developing these lessons on Calculus for beginners
In calculus, the devil is in the details, but the key concepts can be understood by 6th graders. We do not claim that students can learn calculus in this one video. What we suggest is it helps to demystify calculus first before jumping to the detailed study of it to help students get a better view of what they are going to study for years. This also gives non-math majors an idea of what calculus is and hopefully inspired them to study calculus further. Welcome to this series on Calculus for Kids and Calculus for Beginners. One over infinity is the KEY.
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[@marlydahl]

You have exquisite teaching skills. Here you transformed simple ideas to math concepts. You perfectly explained what calculus is all about by giving real-world examples rather than as a series of formulas and rules.

[@1234larry1]

Although it is useful to someone who is uninitiated in calculus to explain integrals as the area under a curve, it can actually do things other than that. For instance, in physics, it can predict distance whenever you have acceleration and velocity.

[@sherriyy]

Iam in first year in college (facultyof Science) and that's the first time I understand the derivative concept, I used to ask my teachers in high school about what is the concept of derivatives and the just tell my the rules of it Very grateful for you thanks from Egypt!

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[@user-wj6qi1py6z]

Thanks, now i can understand the basics of calculus as a six grader

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I like how sometimes it plays some chill songs just for a little bit then just cuts to some intense song

[@learnmathbydoing]

Thanks

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Great! Very well explained

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You are competent in your profession ❤

[@learnmathbydoing]

Thank you so much 😀

[@3dbird106]

as a 6th grader I can confirm that I now know some calculas

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The visualization really helps a lot for easy understanding .🔥🔥 Very well explained po ❤️🔥

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As a 7th grader, i dont understand

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[@aochihimbrianp4c047]

I am sorry I still don’t understand

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What accent are you talking in,tf

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