From “what is AI?” to “look what I made with it.”
Kids go from AI users to AI creators. They learn the how and why behind it, pick up real coding skills along the way, and practice using AI responsibly, all by building a real project they care about.
Small groups · No experience needed · 2 sessions a week for 6 weeks.
What families can count on
The program
First they'll ask how it works. Then they'll show you.
Over six weeks, kids explore how AI really works: data, patterns, prompts, and instructions. They use AI as a co-creator to brainstorm, improve, and make things, and they learn to check it for accuracy and fairness along the way.
What you learn
What your child will learn.
Real AI and computing skills, introduced gently and always through making something.
How it works
How the program works.
- 1
Pick a theme
Each child picks a theme they care about: sports, climate, learning, wellbeing, games, or community.
- 2
Learn AI & computing skills
Two sessions a week of hands-on AI literacy, Scratch, prompting, and a little Python.
- 3
Build an AI-assisted project
Kids use AI as a co-creator to design a real solution to a problem they care about.
- 4
Present the final project
They present their finished project and show how AI helped them build it.
Themes
Every child picks a theme they care about.
Kids choose one theme and build their project around a real question that matters to them.
Projects
Projects kids actually build.
Real examples of what your child could build. Every project is hands-on, shareable, and made with AI as a co-creator.
Why families love it
Exciting for kids. Reassuring for parents.
Support & safety
Small groups, close support, and responsible AI.
Groups are kept small and supervised, and a core part of every session is teaching kids to question and check what AI tells them, not to trust it blindly.
Still have a question about the program or schedule?
FAQ
Questions parents ask.
Ready to start building?
Give your child six weeks to learn how AI really works and build something they're proud of.
- No prior experience needed
- Small groups
- Ages 8–12
