AI SKILL LAB
AGES 8–13 · ADULT CONTACT

AI is not a button
that does it for you.

The child imagines, researches, creates and verifies. Decisions and authorship stay with the learner; an adult maintains the safety boundaries.

METHOD / PROGRAM

Learn through the work.

Creator: 10 sessions → one finished project. Mini selects the essential introduction plus a small project; Studio adds 2 sessions for deeper project work. Themes adapt to the learner’s age and interests.

01

AI without magic

What AI can and cannot do, and why confident answers can still be wrong.

02

Better questions

Context, constraints and iterative improvement instead of one-shot prompts.

03

Visual worlds

Create characters, images and a coherent visual language for a project.

04

Story with AI

Plot, characters, logic and editing while keeping authorship with the child.

05

AI researcher

Find information, compare sources and separate facts from plausible invention.

06

Presentation

Turn a topic into a clear visual story that can be explained out loud.

07

Logic & algorithms

Break a task into steps and learn the beginnings of computational thinking.

08

Mini game

Build a small interactive project with rules, states and feedback.

09

My AI project

Plan the final work: goal, structure, materials, verification and improvement.

10

Demo day

Finish and present the project, explaining what was done independently and where AI helped.

FORMAT AND PRICE

Choose the depth.

Scope, schedule, payment, rescheduling, cancellation and refund terms are confirmed in writing before payment.

Age & safety

Under 13: an adult stays in the loop.

The program does not require an independent ChatGPT account for a child under 13. If ChatGPT is used as a demonstration tool, the actual interaction is conducted by an adult. Current age rules are checked before any AI service is used.

Family Concierge

One learner. A shared family framework.

$1,490 · 12 learner sessions + 2 parent sessions

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ADULT CONTACT · PRIVACY FIRST

Start with the goal, not the package.

For minors, organizational contact stays with an adult. Share age range, interests and goals; no child's contact details, school, address, passwords or payment data.

Prepare the first brief →