Certainly. The following is how I would explain self driving to a bunch of first graders:

Hi! Have you ever wondered how self-driving cars work? They're cars that can drive themselves without a person having to steer or control them. They use special cameras and sensors to help them see and understand what's happening around them.

Just like you have eyes to see where you're going, self-driving cars have cameras that can "see" the road and everything around them. They also have special sensors that can detect things like other cars, people, and even animals.

The self-driving car then uses all of this information to make decisions about how to drive. It can tell when it's safe to speed up or slow down, when it's time to turn or change lanes, and when it needs to stop for a red light or stop sign.

Self-driving cars aren't perfect, and sometimes they make mistakes. That's why they always have a person in the car who can take control if something goes wrong. But someday, self-driving cars might drive completely on their own, with no help from a person!
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