Forward chaining

Hey kiddo,

Have you ever played a game with rules? Like when you play "go fish" and you follow a specific set of steps to play the game? That's kind of like forward chaining.

Forward chaining is a way to solve problems or make decisions by following a set of rules or steps. You start with a set of simple rules or facts and use them to reach a conclusion or answer a problem.

Think about if you wanted to make a sandwich. You would start with the basics, like bread and peanut butter. Then, you would add more things like jelly or bananas, depending on what you like. You would keep adding things until you had the perfect sandwich.

That's basically what forward chaining does. It starts with simple facts or rules, then adds more facts or rules until it reaches a conclusion.

It's kind of like a chain reaction! One piece leads to another until you reach the end goal.

So, next time you're playing a game or trying to solve a problem, remember forward chaining is like building a sandwich - one step at a time!