Your Kids Will Use AI. Are You Teaching Them How?
Kids are discovering AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and others. Give them guidance and teach them to use AI with intention—through hands-on activities built on the Idea → AI → Play™ framework.
Here’s how it works
Most parents assume AI education means coding classes or even more screen time. It doesn't have to.
Every activity on this site follows the same sequence: your kid brings the idea, AI helps execute it, and something real gets made — a story, a recipe, a costume, a game. That middle step is the only part that involves a screen. The before and after belong entirely to them.
You don't need a tech background. You just need a kid with an idea.
The Idea → AI → Play™ Framework: Kids create and question, we transform together using AI, they explore and reflect through hands-on play, then spark the next idea.
Featured activities
Select an activity and let the creativity flow
Creation to coloring
Turn your kid’s creation into inspiration for a coloring book page—while learning about what inspired your child.
Vision to video game
Turn your kid's game idea into something they can actually play. All while learning what it means to direct a creative collaborator.
Character to costume
Create a character (in our case a superhero) that doesn’t yet exist, then build the costume and bring it to life in the real world.
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