Kid does / Parent does
The kid has the idea, the prediction, and the making. You type, hold the account, and read the AI's plan first.
kid-projects.com · You type. They direct.
Step-by-step AI projects for parents and kids. You type, they direct. Most end with something real.
The rule changes with the age. The parent still owns the account.
15 launch projects. One full guide is ready. 7 end in something you can hold.
Science · Easy · About 30 minutes · Free–$5
When your kid asks “why?”, skip reading out the AI's answer. Ask it to design a 20-minute kitchen experiment so your kid can see the answer happen in front of them.
You'll end with
A filled-in scientist's notebook page
All 15 launch projects have a full guide. “Tested by” stays blank until a real run.
If you want the screen time to end with something on the table, start with these.
Science
A filled-in scientist's notebook page
Stories & Books
A printed storybook
Robots & Making
A micro:bit you can wear
Robots & Making
A motor that points to brick or minifig
Art & 3D
Printed coloring pages
Art & 3D
A small print to paint, if you have a printer or a print service
Parties & Play
Printed clues
The kid has the idea, the prediction, and the making. You type, hold the account, and read the AI's plan first.
The parts in [BRACKETS] are yours to fill in. Leave out names, school, and town.
Every full guide has one, and it links to the Safety & Ages hub. Calm and specific.
Common Sense Media's age guidance, updated June 8, 2026: no chatbots for kids 5 and under; ages 6–12 use them with a parent; 13+ can use them supervised for homework and creativity; nobody under 18 uses them for emotional support or “friendship.”
TODO: connect a weekly-project email service. This form is a placeholder. It does not send or store your address. No third-party signup is wired up.
Phase 2. A moderated place for finished work, with no names and no faces. Nothing is collected here yet.