Build strong AI habits, one lesson at a time.
Choose the pathway that fits your child's age. Each track focuses on understanding AI, using it well, creating with it and thinking critically about the results.
Ages 6–8 · Discover AI
Simple explanations, stories and parent-guided activities.
What is AI?
Learn the difference between a normal computer program and an AI system.
- Everyday examples
- Simple matching game
- Parent discussion prompt
AI can make mistakes
Understand that confident answers are not always correct.
- Spot the silly answer
- Ask an adult to verify
- Learn “AI may be wrong”
What should stay private?
Learn what information should never be shared with an AI tool.
- Name and address
- Passwords and school logins
- Family private information
Ages 9–12 · Learn to use AI
Practical prompting, checking and schoolwork boundaries.
Ask a better question
Turn vague prompts into useful instructions with context and constraints.
Check before you trust
Compare AI answers with books, trusted websites or a teacher.
AI and homework
Use AI to explain, quiz and give feedback without letting it do the thinking for you.
Ages 13–16 · Create with AI
Use AI as a tool for projects, coding, design and research.
Build a study helper
Create a simple AI prompt workflow that turns notes into questions and explanations.
Create a small app idea
Plan the user, problem, features and risks before building anything.
Deepfakes, bias and privacy
Learn how synthetic media, misleading outputs and data sharing can create real-world risks.
Prefer hands-on learning?
Move from lessons into short, practical AI activities.