Observed arrival · 2026-10-07
How AI Works for Kids, with Pip as the student
A free set of seven hands-on lessons lets children ages 6–10 teach a tiny on-page AI and see how it learns—and makes mistakes.
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- Children ages 6–10 learning about AI
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- Each lesson follows a four-step sequence: picture story, hands-on game, two questions, and a badge.
Field notes
The lesson sequence pairs a short picture story with a game, two retryable questions, and a badge. Listed activities include sorting “Glorbs,” predicting the next word, checking whether something is fact or fiction, and spotting AI-made images. The site says the games run in the page and store progress in the browser; its named test pilots have no published notes yet.
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