Ages 7–14guide10 min
Start Here
Outcome: Choose an age pathway and first learning cycle.
Safety: Adult chooses accounts and privacy boundaries.
Open resource →Find the right resource
Ages 7–12guide20 min
AI Explained Simply
Outcome: Explain AI using patterns, inputs, and outputs.
Safety: Watch and discuss with an adult.
Open resource →Ages 7–14activity35 min
Machine Learning for Kids
Outcome: Train and test an offline sorting classifier.
Safety: Account-free; use non-private objects.
Open resource →Ages 7–14guide15 min
AI Learning Roadmap by Age
Outcome: Plan a progressive age-appropriate learning route.
Safety: Adult checks readiness and tool rules.
Open resource →Ages 7–14guide30 min
How to Teach AI to Kids
Outcome: Run a structured first AI lesson.
Safety: Designed for parent or educator facilitation.
Open resource →Ages 7–14comparison20 min
AI Courses for Kids
Outcome: Compare course pathways by learning goal.
Safety: Adult reviews cost, account, and privacy terms.
Open resource →Ages 10–14project45+ min
AI Projects for Kids
Outcome: Choose and test a practical AI project.
Safety: Adult reviews tools before sign-up or sharing.
Open resource →Ages 7–14activity20–40 min
AI Activities for Kids
Outcome: Practice patterns, prompts, bias, and checking.
Safety: Use adult-guided prompts without private details.
Open resource →Ages 7–14comparison20 min
Coding Tools for Kids
Outcome: Compare visual coding and AI tools by fit.
Safety: Adult reviews age rules and sharing defaults.
Open resource →Ages 7–14comparison25 min
AI Training Tools for Kids
Outcome: Compare model-training tools and no-account practice options.
Safety: Start with non-identifying examples and parent-reviewed accounts.
Open resource →Ages 10–14comparison20 min
AI Tools for Kids
Outcome: Compare learning value, controls, and privacy.
Safety: Parent account and supervision may be required.
Open resource →Ages 7–14guide25 min
AI Safety for Kids
Outcome: Create privacy and verification habits.
Safety: Read together before using an AI tool.
Open resource →Ages 10–14comparison20 min
Is ChatGPT Safe for Kids?
Outcome: Understand age, privacy, and accuracy limits.
Safety: Adult reviews current terms and controls.
Open resource →Ages 7–14guide30 min
AI Homeschooling Guide
Outcome: Plan a safe four-week home curriculum.
Safety: Parent-led planning and tool approval.
Open resource →Ages 7–14videoChoose one
Watch & Learn
Outcome: Pair an owned video with a relevant guide.
Safety: Parent previews video and YouTube settings.
Open resource →Ages Adultsimpact10 min
Impact Hub
Outcome: Understand the public-benefit problem, programs, and evidence plan.
Safety: No child identity or private records are published.
Open resource →Ages Adultsguide15 min
Parent-Guided Method
Outcome: Use the SAFE-BUILD-EXPLAIN framework across lessons and tools.
Safety: Starts with privacy, age fit, and adult supervision.
Open resource →Ages Adultsevidence15 min
Evidence Library
Outcome: Inspect original work, adoption, outcomes, citations, and verification notes.
Safety: Separates public evidence from private family data.
Open resource →Ages Adultsreport15 min
Applied Research Reports
Outcome: Review planned reports with methodology, limitations, charts, and source summaries.
Safety: Uses aggregated data and excludes raw child PII.
Open resource →Ages 10–14comparison15 min
LLM vs. VLM for Kids
Outcome: Compare text-only and vision-language models.
Safety: Do not upload private images for experiments.
Open resource →Ages 10–14project30 min
AI Robotics Competitions
Outcome: Explore a goal-driven robotics learning route.
Safety: Adult reviews event, travel, and account details.
Open resource →Ages 10–14project60+ min
Build an AI Art Generator
Outcome: Plan and test a creative AI project.
Safety: Adult checks accounts, source media, and sharing.
Open resource →Ages 7–14video~17 min including activity
What Is Artificial Intelligence?
Outcome: Recognize AI as a computer system that uses patterns to make useful outputs.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 7–14video~19 min including activity
How AI Works
Outcome: Describe how examples, patterns, and instructions help an AI system produce an answer.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 7–12video~22 min including activity
AI in Daily Life
Outcome: Identify familiar places where AI may sort, recommend, recognize, or predict.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 9–14video~27 min including activity
AI and Machine Learning
Outcome: Explain how a model learns a pattern from examples and is tested on new examples.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 13–14video~25 min including activity
Deep Learning for Kids
Outcome: Understand that layered neural networks can learn increasingly complex features.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 9–14video~22 min including activity
AI Algorithms, Part 1
Outcome: Recognize an algorithm as a repeatable set of steps for solving a problem.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 10–14video~23 min including activity
Types of AI Algorithms, Part 2
Outcome: Compare several ways algorithms learn or make decisions.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 10–14video~27 min including activity
Natural Language Processing
Outcome: Explain how computers find patterns in words and sentences.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 7–14video~22 min including activity
AI Safety for Kids
Outcome: Practice privacy, verification, and adult-check habits before using AI.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 7–14video~23 min including activity
AI Robots
Outcome: Connect sensors, decisions, and actions in an AI-enabled robot.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 10–14video~82 min including activity
One-Hour AI Crash Course
Outcome: Build a connected overview of AI concepts before choosing a learning pathway.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 10–14video~21 min including activity
The Mental Gym Protocol
Outcome: Attempt a problem, request a hint, and explain the solution independently.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 13–14 and adultsvideo~20 min including activity
AI as an Active Study Coach
Outcome: Use questions and explanation to reveal what a learner understands.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 10–14video~19 min including activity
The Cognitive Gym: Practice and Self-Test
Outcome: Test understanding with a new problem instead of copying an answer.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 10–14video~25 min including activity
How AI Memory and Reference Notes Work
Outcome: Distinguish learned patterns, conversation context, and retrieved references.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages Adults; advanced 13–14 with an adultvideo~25 min including activity
Local AI Agents: A Parent Demonstration
Outcome: Explain an agent's plan, permissions, actions, and checks using a paper simulation.
Safety: Adult demonstration; advanced teens join with an adult.
Open resource →Ages Adults; advanced 13–14 with an adultvideo~29 min including activity
Inside the AI Stack: From Question to Answer
Outcome: Map the optional components between a question and a generated answer.
Safety: Adult demonstration; advanced teens join with an adult.
Open resource →Ages 10–14video~15 min including activity
The Brain Gym: Hints and Independent Thinking
Outcome: Compare doing a task for someone with helping them practice it.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
Open resource →Ages 7–14video~19 min including activity
Real or AI? Animal Detectives
Outcome: Ask for evidence about an image and recognize when its origin is uncertain.
Safety: Adult previews recording; paper activity needs no account.
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