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Projects

What your child will design, build, and present.

Every project is hands-on and made with AI as a co-creator. Here are ideas your child can pick from, and how the final capstone project comes together.

Ideas

Project ideas your child can choose from

Sports

Sports scoreboard

A scoreboard you click to add points for two teams.

Games & Stories

Scratch animation

A short Scratch animation where a character moves and reacts.

Creativity

Pick-your-path story

An illustrated story where the reader chooses what happens next.

Education

Study flashcards

A set of AI-made flashcards to help you study a subject.

Environment

Recycling poster

A bright poster, with AI-made art, that shows people how to recycle.

Wellbeing

Daily habits checklist

A simple checklist that reminds you of healthy daily habits.

Community

Kindness poster

A poster or slideshow about treating everyone fairly and kindly.

Education

Picture quiz game

A click-to-answer quiz game in Scratch about a topic you love.

Creativity

AI art & animation

Make your own artwork or a short animation with AI helping out.

Capstone

How the capstone comes together

The program builds toward one AI-Powered Solution Project, made with AI as a co-creator and presented to the group.

1

Pick a real problem

Each child chooses a real-world problem they care about, tied to their theme.

2

Plan an AI-assisted solution

They use AI to brainstorm, improve, generate, or organize their idea.

3

Build it

They bring it to life with a computing skill — Scratch, a slideshow, a poster, or simple code.

4

Present it

They share the finished project and explain how AI helped them build it.

A finished project they're proud of

By the final session, every child has something real to show: a working project plus a short presentation of how AI helped. They'll also receive a certificate to celebrate completing the program.

  • A real-world problem they care about
  • An AI-assisted part (brainstorm, improve, generate, or organize)
  • A basic computing skill in action
  • A short presentation of how AI helped

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

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