Think of insert like putting a new piece into a puzzle. You have a big picture, and when you find the right spot for your new piece, you fit it in, making the picture more complete. Just like that, when you insert something, you’re putting it into a specific place where it belongs, making everything fit together nicely.
Another way to see insert is like adding a new crayon to your crayon box. You have a whole bunch of colors, and when you get a new one, you open the box and slide it in with the others. Now, your collection is even bigger and better! Inserting is just like that - adding something new to a group.
Imagine writing a story and you think of a new, exciting part to add. You take your pencil and find the right spot in your story, then you insert your new idea. Your story becomes more fun and interesting! So, insert means putting something new into a place where it makes everything better.