Here is an alternative.

• A teacher that doesn't like repeating themselves has just read a description of the Hive blockchain to a 6 year old. Now have that 6 year old explain it to an adult.

"Um, so there's this big notebook on the computer, but it's not really a notebook, it's on the internet. And lots and lots of people can write in it and draw pictures, but not with crayons, they use their computers. And the cool thing is, when you put something in the notebook, everyone can see it! Like, everyone in the whole wide world! And nobody can erase it or change it, even if they really want to. It's like when you write in pen and can't use an eraser. Oh, and you know what? If people like what you put in the notebook, they give you special computer money. It's not real money like in my piggy bank, but grown-ups think it's important. And, um, there are these people called miners, but they don't dig in the ground. They do something with computers that helps keep the notebook working. I don't really know what they do, but it sounds important. So yeah, that's what the Hive blockchain is. It's like a big, magic, computer notebook that everyone can use and no one can change. Can I have a snack now?"