This activity turns the history of computing into a living adventure with questions, discoveries, and museum rarities. Children will learn what the first computers were like, why they took up entire rooms, and how people communicated before familiar messengers, and will also see the machines that started the digital age. Today, computers seem so familiar that it's hard to imagine a time when computing technology occupied entire rooms, worked slowly by modern standards, and looked almost fantastical. This interactive activity helps children see where the digital age began and understand how long and amazing the journey was from the first electronic machines to the familiar screens, keyboards, and instant messages. The program is designed so that the introduction to the topic does not turn into a dry story with dates and terms. First, participants will enjoy a quest tour "Smiley from the Past," where the history of technology is revealed through play, search, and unexpected details. Then follows a play hour dedicated to computers, which helps reinforce impressions, engage in discussion, and view old technologies through the eyes of modern children. This format is especially valuable for a young audience: information is absorbed more easily when it is connected to movement, observation, and active participation. Ideas for where to go in Yekaterinburg are collected on our website.