Explore AI together.

Adult-led stories, curiosity, and learning activities for families.

Keep the adult in the conversation

Check the service’s current age requirements and use an adult-operated session where appropriate. Avoid children’s names, photos, school information, and other personal details.

Let the child do some thinking

Make a branching story, ask for a hint, or test a curious question together. Stop before the AI does the whole activity. Ask the child what they would change or how they know an answer is right.

Show that computers make mistakes

Compare an answer with a book or a trusted source. If the AI gets something wrong, talk about the error calmly. Learning to question a convincing answer is part of learning to use the tool.

Try it

• Make a story together.
• Learn something until it sticks.

Go deeper

Follow a learning path or try an interactive lab.

Open the complete audience path: eight worked playbooks, a practical roadmap and a hands-on workshop.

Related Power of AI pages

Keep reading with Start here, everyday uses, the tool guide, the writing workshop, and sources and standards.