Meet AI
Understand what AI is and is not, and how machines learn from examples.
AI Explorers for Kids (Ages 8–12)
A playful first look at AI for children aged 8–12: how AI learns from examples, safe and kind use, and a simple picture-sorting game. Proposed programme; academic approval and batch confirmation pending.
Explore what you’ll learn.
Children aged 8–12 learn what AI is, teach a picture game safely, spot AI mistakes and use AI kindly.
Proposed curriculum · academic approval pendingSYLLABUS OVERVIEW
A structured route through the subject
Core learning areas at a glance. Detailed units and teaching plans are in the private learning workspace.
Teach and test a machine
Sort pictures and patterns, ask good questions and catch AI mistakes.
Safe, kind and fair AI
Practise online safety, privacy and fair, kind use of AI tools.
My first AI game
Build, test and show a small picture-sorting game to family and friends.
Entry requirements and learning outcomes
Can read simple English or Tamil sentences and draw with crayons or pencils A parent or teacher supervises all screen time and sets up any account; no child creates an account or shares personal data
- Explain in simple words what AI is, what it is not, and that it learns from examples.
- Train and test a simple picture-sorting model using self-drawn or synthetic images.
- Ask AI clear questions and spot wrong or made-up answers by checking with a trusted adult or source.
- Follow online safety and privacy rules and use AI kindly and fairly.
- Build and present a small AI game and explain how it works and where it fails.
YOUR PRACTICAL PORTFOLIO
Guess My Drawing: an AI picture game
Build, check and explain your work with trainer feedback. Certificate and assessment terms are confirmed by the institute.
Continue in your learning workspace
Open detailed curriculum ↗Detailed syllabus and weekly plans are available to authorised staff and learners enrolled in this course.