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Our family AI agreement
A short conversation about privacy, help, honesty, checking, and stopping.
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A little help.
A lot to explore.
Useful things for the kitchen table, the classroom, and the next big idea. Start with a printable or find a place to learn.
Find something useful.
10 resources
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My first project planner
Turn “what if?” into a purpose, a tiny first version, and a test.
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Prompts for curious parents
Five starting prompts for adults preparing learning activities.
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The family fact-check sheet
Write the claim, find the evidence, and explain your conclusion.
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Code.org
Explore computer science and AI activities by grade band. Start with a guided lesson that fits your learner; adults should review account and classroom requirements.
Explore the curriculumCREATIVE CODING
Scratch
Explore visual coding for stories, games, and animations. Start with the parent guide and review community, account, and sharing settings before a child uses it.
Open the parent guideMACHINE LEARNING EXPLORATION
Teachable Machine
An adult-led option for exploring how examples shape predictions. Preview the tool and its privacy information; use objects rather than children’s faces or personal recordings.
Explore the toolPARENT RESOURCE
Common Sense Media
A starting point for family conversations about generative AI, privacy, accuracy, and schoolwork.
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AI homework help
Support understanding with fresh practice and hints while keeping the work theirs.
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Explain AI with paper shapes
Play a sorting game and investigate what happens when examples are incomplete.
Try the activityCuriosity comes with care.
Activity age suggestions describe the learning task, not permission to use an AI service. Adults should check each tool’s current age rules, privacy settings, and school policies. Use fictional examples and keep children’s personal information out of prompts. An adult should operate adult tools and review output before sharing it.
Independent editorial selections; no affiliate links in this collection. External tools have their own terms and privacy policies. Reviewed October 1, 2026.