1. Introduction to Computers: Explain what a computer is, its basic components, and how it works.

2. Hardware and Software: Teach children about different types of computer hardware (e.g., monitor, keyboard, mouse) and software (e.g., operating systems, applications).

3. Coding Basics: Introduce children to the concept of coding and its importance in computer science. Teach them basic coding concepts like algorithms, loops, and conditionals.

4. Scratch Programming: Use Scratch, a visual programming language, to teach children how to create interactive stories, games, and animations.

5. Internet Safety: Educate children about the importance of online safety, including how to create strong passwords, identify and avoid online scams, and protect personal information.

6. Web Design: Introduce children to the basics of web design, including HTML and CSS. Teach them how to create simple web pages and customize their appearance.

7. Introduction to Robotics: Introduce children to the world of robotics and teach them how to program robots to perform simple tasks.

8. Cybersecurity: Teach children about the importance of cybersecurity and how to protect themselves and their devices from online threats like viruses, malware, and phishing attacks.

9. Data and Analytics: Introduce children to the concept of data and how it is collected, analyzed, and used. Teach them basic data visualization techniques.

10. Artificial Intelligence: Provide an overview of artificial intelligence and its applications. Teach children about machine learning and how it is used in various fields.

11. Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality: Introduce children to the concepts of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR). Show them examples of VR and AR applications and how they are changing various industries.

12. Ethical and Social Implications of Technology: Discuss the ethical and social implications of technology, including topics like privacy, digital footprint, and responsible use of technology.

13. Career Exploration: Introduce children to various careers in computer science, such as software development, cybersecurity, data analysis, and robotics. Provide information on educational pathways and skills required for these careers.

14. Project-Based Learning: Engage children in hands-on projects where they can apply their computer science knowledge to solve real-world problems or create their own digital products.

15. Recap and Review: Review the key concepts and skills learned throughout the program, allowing children to reinforce their knowledge and skills.

Note: The plan can be adjusted based on the duration and frequency of the sessions. It is important to make the content age-appropriate and engaging for 10-year-old children.