AI for School

For parents & carers · ages 6–18

AI literacy around the table

You do not need to understand AI to raise a child who thinks clearly about it. Games, questions and fridge cards: things to do at the dinner table or in the car, written so that the parent learns alongside the child. No screens for the youngest children.

Read Robot in the Box free
A family around the dinner table at night: one child holds up a wooden TRUTH / LIE paddle, another peers through a magnifying glass, a third takes notes, and a parent makes their case.

Four age bands

The Home Library

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Unplugged No screen needed

Free Ages 6–11 Unplugged

Robot in the Box

A story to read aloud, with questions about how a machine guesses from examples. This free lesson comes from the paid No Screens Needed activity pack.

AILit: Engage 2 Open free →
Ages 6–11 Unplugged

No Screens Needed

Four story and discussion activities about how AI learns, guesses and follows instructions, with twelve printable sheets. Includes Robot in the Box.

AILit: Engage 2 · Manage 1
Ages 6–8 Unplugged

Little Detectives

Explore what a machine can know through five games, conversation starters and a fridge card. A printable PDF with instructions for the parent.

AILit: Engage 1–2 · Manage 1 What is in it →
Ages 9–11 Unplugged

The Family Fact-Checkers

Check claims together through five activities, conversation starters and cards for the family to fill in. A printable PDF.

AILit: Engage 3–4 · Manage 3 What is in it →
Ages 12–14 Screens, together

Whose Feed Is It Anyway?

Compare recommendation systems through five activities, conversation starters and one sheet for the family to fill in. A PDF for a phone or printer.

AILit: Engage 2, 4, 7 · Manage 2 What is in it →
Ages 15–18 Screens, together

The Big Questions

Discuss work, truth and judgement through five family conversations, twelve starters and one written agreement. A printable PDF.

AILit: Engage 3, 7 · Manage 1, 3 What is in it →

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