Week 2: Choose a tower top
A question to ask: “Which detail would you keep, or what one thing would you change?”
Preview this week’s activity →Family AI projects
Build something together. Know what to try next.
A parent-and-kid build challenge every Friday for 12 weeks — Week 1 is free.
$29 paid once for one year. No auto-renewal. 7-day refunds.
Also includes: family AI projects, all parent guides, and the Prompt Vault.
Start with Dream House: about 30 minutes together, ages 5–12. Build, save and explain one design choice. Free, with no account needed.
Start the first project tonight — freeHave 20 minutes? Try Week 1 free →
A separate, shorter activity: build a tiny home by hand. No Magic needed. Both free activities stay available without membership.
What stays free. What membership adds.
No purchase needed
- Basic Blocks building, Dream House and the complete Week 1 activity.
- Free articles and previews of member guides.
Membership adds
$29 once · 365 days · No automatic renewal
- Weeks 2–12, with full steps and parent prompts, ready to use online.
- Three projects: a family AI movie, a board game and a picture book.
- Full member guides, plus the English Prompt Vault and Printable Pack.
Next time: compare two tower ideas in Week 2, or design a three-colour tree in Week 3.
Member Magic: no personal daily limit; fair-use and the site-wide daily limit still apply.
Magic allowances and saving your builds
Free Magic: 3 successful generations per network per day; ready-made shelf matches do not count.
Local saves: 12 free / 20 with membership. Builds stay in this browser; clearing browser data can remove them.
The Prompt Vault and the Printable Pack are written in English.
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What could one small activity look like?
Start with a small build, choose one detail to keep or change, and talk about it together. These are KidsAiTools demonstration images, not children’s work or evidence of learning. There is no need to copy them.
Week 3: A tree in three colors
A question to ask: “Which color would you choose for each part?”
Preview this week’s activity →Week 4: A rainbow gateway
A question to ask: “Where would a pretend visitor pass through, and how would you shape the opening?”
Preview this week’s activity →Week 1 is free. The existing membership includes the full activity instructions for Weeks 2–12. Weeks 2–4 also include three-step activity cards, parent prompts, and smaller and stretch options. These images only illustrate possible choices.
Try Week 1 free first →Blocks at Home · Build together
For 12 consecutive weeks, automatically receive a 20-minute Blocks family challenge every Friday; all 12 weeks are also available anytime on the website. Each includes 3 lines to read aloud, a building goal and 2 “tell me about it” questions.
Story time with Duri · Week 1
Listen or say the words if you like. No microphone needed.
For parents
Share a little house story with Duri before building or at bedtime. Read along and notice the door, wall and roof together. Your child can join in with a word or simply listen. Pause whenever you both feel ready to rest.
Read the words and story
- house
Peep! I like this house!
- door
Ooh! A door for me!
- wall
Let's build a wall!
- roof
Ooh! A roof for rainy days!
- small
I like this small room!
A house for my friend
Peep! I am Duri. I see a little house. It is for my little friend. My friend is round like the moon. I like the moon. I like this house, too. Here is a door. The door is very small. My friend looks at the door. Oh! My friend cannot get in. I move a block. Now the door is big. My friend can come in. Yay! There is room for me, too.
Here is a wall. I put a roof on top. The roof keeps the rain out. My friend likes the roof. I like it, too. I want to see the moon. Oh, my legs are so short! I make a small step. Up I go! Now I can see the moon.
My friend sits by the door. I sit by the wall. Our house is small. We have room to sit together. I close my eyes. My friend is here. The moon is up. Our little house is quiet. Good night, little friend.
Also included
Created by Felix, a parent with more than ten years in AI education.
For parents of children ages 5–12.
The parent operates the AI. Follow each tool’s current age rules and check the guide’s age range before trying an activity.
Also included: 16 in-depth articles in English on tool reviews and family decisions.
4 guided routines for your own AI: evaluate a tool, run a first session, agree on homework rules, and respond when AI says something wrong.
Start with these three guides
About 36 minutes of reading — not a setup or task-completion time.
- The Parent's Operating Manual for Raising a Kid With AI · 13 min read
- Your Child's First AI Session: A Minute-by-Minute Script · 11 min read
- The Family AI Setup: 30 Minutes to Make Your Account Kid-Ready · 12 min read
Read the free previews first. Membership opens the full guides.
$29one payment · one year
- Every in-depth guide in full — the practical playbooks: how to run a first AI session with your child, what to actually say when the AI gets something wrong, how to pick tools by age, and tool guides with practical ways to use them together.
- Guides published during your year open automatically, at no extra cost.
- The Parent’s Prompt Vault — 220 prompts by age, subject and real-life scenario, each with a why-it-works note, plus the guardrail guide and 10 thinking-habits prompts. Print it or save it as a PDF during your year; the copy you save stays with you.
- The Printable Pack — ten one-page sheets to print and fill in: the homework agreement, the tool scorecard, the project planners, and the card for when the AI says something wrong.
- Unlimited AI Magic Build in Blocks during your membership year, subject to per-minute and shared daily fair-use limits.
- Everything free stays free: the 7-Day AI Camp, the 3D Blocks builder, the tool directory and the whole article archive that brought you here. Membership adds the deep material; it never takes anything away.
- Unlimited AI Magic Build in Blocks — plus 12 creator materials & 20 save slots
29 guides in the library today. New ones are included while you're a member.
29 guides in English
The Prompt Vault and the Printable Pack are written in English.
The Prompt Vault is included in membership for one year.
One payment · 365 days of full access · no auto-renewal · nothing to cancel
Price in USD. Local tax is added at checkout where it applies — about 10% in Japan, 20% in the UK, up to 25% in the EU, none in most of the US.
Not satisfied? Reply to your receipt email within 7 days of purchase and we will refund the full amount you paid. A person handles the refund. This does not affect your rights under your local consumer law.
After payment, use the unlock link sent to your email to activate reading on this device. If it's missing, check spam or recover it with your purchase email.
Equivalent to $2.42 per month over 365 days — paid once, today.
Included: The Parent's Prompt Vault · The Parent's Printable Pack
Try a free homework starting sheet
Read and use this example without an account or email address.
See the free starting sheet
Before AI Helps With Homework
A starting sheet for a parent and child to use together. Follow the teacher’s instructions for the specific assignment. If those instructions are unclear, ask before using AI.
1. Check the assignment
What does the teacher allow for this task?
☐ AI is not allowed. We will do this task without it.
☐ Some uses are allowed. Write which ones on paper: ____________________
☐ We are unsure. Our question for the teacher is: ____________________
2. Start with the child’s own attempt
Before opening an AI tool, ask: “What have you tried? Where are you stuck?”
The next step we will try ourselves: ____________________
3. Choose only the help that is allowed
If this assignment permits it, AI might explain a concept, suggest a practice question, or respond to a draft the child wrote. Do not assume those uses are allowed in every class.
The help we chose: ____________________
We will not enter names, school details, personal photos, or other private information. Use fictional examples when possible. An adult should check the tool’s current age and privacy requirements.
4. Check the work and describe the process
Ask: “Can you explain this in your own words?” That checks understanding; it does not prove who did the work or whether the AI use was allowed.
Check these separately:
☐ The work follows this assignment’s rules.
☐ The child can explain the reasoning and what they did themselves.
☐ Facts and sources have been checked where needed.
☐ Any required acknowledgement of AI use has been included.
If one is unclear, pause and ask the teacher before submitting.
Fill this sheet in on paper. KidsAiTools does not ask you to upload it.
In the library right now
Every guide has a free preview — read before you decide.
Homework & School
- NotebookLM for Families: Turn Any Textbook Into a PodcastEnglish8 min
- The Homework Contract: A One-Page AI Agreement Your Kid Will Actually FollowEnglish9 min
- The Science Fair Sidekick: Using AI on Real Schoolwork Without CheatingEnglish10 min
- When the School Says "We’re Using AI": How to Read the AnswerEnglish11 min
- The AI Study Coach: Set Up Any Chatbot to Make Your Kid Think, Not CopyEnglish11 min
Safety & When Something Goes Wrong
Start Here
Weekend Projects
- Your Kid's First Podcast EpisodeEnglish10 min
- The Comic Strip Workshop: Four Panels, One AfternoonEnglish9 min
- Build a Text Adventure Game With Your KidEnglish10 min
- Train Your First AI Together: The Rock-Paper-Scissors MachineEnglish10 min
- Write Your Family's SongEnglish10 min
- Make a Picture Book With Your Kid in One AfternoonEnglish14 min
- Say It, Play It, Fix It: Your Child's First AI-Made GameEnglish15 min
- Build Your Kid's First AI Helper: An Assistant With Rules They WriteEnglish12 min
- Build Together: Ten Minutes With Your Child in BlocksEnglish5 min
- Say It Clearly, Build It Better: What Magic Build Can TeachEnglish5 min
- Make a picture book togetherEnglish5 min
- AI helps us invent a board gameEnglish5 min
- Family AI Movie Weekend Project: Three Scenes in Two HoursEnglish11 min
Planning the Year
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Questions
- Is this a subscription? Will I be auto-charged?
- No and no. One payment, 365 days of full access. When the year ends, you decide whether to renew.
- How often do you publish?
- We do not promise a fixed publishing day. This is a library that keeps growing plus a year of access to it — a cadence promise is not something we can guarantee, so we do not make one.
- Does membership change anything for my child?
- Your child gets unlimited AI Magic Build in Blocks, subject to per-minute and shared daily fair-use limits. In the browser your child uses for Blocks, open your membership delivery page and select Unlock AI Magic, 12 weekly challenges and member guides; this also turns on Magic in Blocks. The other kids’ tools and the camp stay free, with their existing daily limits.
- Can I get a refund?
- Not satisfied? Reply to your receipt email within 7 days of purchase and we will refund the full amount you paid. A person processes the refund through Creem. After 7 days, if you have a problem, reply to your receipt email and a person will review it. This does not affect your rights under your local consumer law.
- What happens when the year ends?
- In-depth guides return to preview mode and the unlock link stops working. Anything you printed or saved as a PDF during the year stays with you.
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