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Four useful weeks, generated locally

Find an AI learning path for your child

Parents and guardians can combine a child’s age, current experience, learning goal, available time, and adult support to create a four-week AI pathway. The plan stays in the browser, begins with age-appropriate foundations, includes hands-on checking, and never recommends independent AI use to children under 13.

For families with children ages 7–14. An adult remains responsible for accounts, privacy, sources, and supervision.

By the AI Education for Kids Editorial Team · Materially reviewed August 2, 2026

Private by design: choices stay in this browser tab. This tool has no child account, saved history, cookies, storage, or transmitted answers. Close the page to discard the selections.

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Experience
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Adult support

Choose the options and create a plan. Without JavaScript, use the complete age progression below.

Complete no-JavaScript pathway

AgeWeek 1Week 2Week 3Week 4
Ages 7–9Notice patterns
Watch What Is Artificial Intelligence?
Activity: Sort ten household objects two different ways.
Check: Name the clue used for each group.
Destination: Open the week resource		Label examples
Read AI Explained Simply
Activity: Draw six cards and label examples for two groups.
Check: Find one card that could fit both groups.
Destination: Open the week resource		Test a rule
Use the Offline Object Sorter
Activity: Ask another person to follow the rule with new objects.
Check: Record one surprising result.
Destination: Open the week resource		Explain a mistake
Try an AI Activities reflection
Activity: Change one rule after a wrong result.
Check: Explain what the computer would need to improve.
Destination: Open the week resource
Ages 10–12Define a problem
Watch AI and Machine Learning
Activity: Write the input, intended output, and success test.
Check: Check that the task needs patterns rather than a fixed rule.
Destination: Open the week resource		Build a small system
Choose a documented project
Activity: Create a paper decision tree or small visual-code model.
Check: Save the first result before revising.
Destination: Open the week resource		Test edge cases
Use the Parent Teaching Guide
Activity: Try common, unusual, and confusing examples.
Check: Label each result correct, wrong, or uncertain.
Destination: Open the week resource		Document evidence
Use the Learning Roadmap
Activity: Create a one-page project card with tests and limits.
Check: Explain what the system cannot conclude.
Destination: Open the week resource
Ages 13–14Compare model types
Read Machine Learning for Kids
Activity: Compare a rule system, classifier, and generative model.
Check: Name the evidence each output would need.
Destination: Open the week resource		Build or code
Choose Coding Tools
Activity: Implement a small model, decision system, or evaluation script.
Check: Keep a change log with one failure.
Destination: Open the week resource		Evaluate reliability
Use the AI Safety Hub
Activity: Test bias, missing examples, and misleading confidence.
Check: Verify two claims with primary sources.
Destination: Open the week resource		Present trade-offs
Use the Learning Roadmap
Activity: Present purpose, evidence, limits, and responsible-use boundaries.
Check: Invite a parent to challenge one design choice.
Destination: Open the week resource