› Ages 8–16 · home or a room you already have
Why it costs less
Hi, Bot's AI lessons for ages 8–16 are free to print and teach, and the full Activities library is $5 a month after a 14-day free trial.
› Free
The free shelf.
- Classroom debate lessons14 classroom debate lessons for grades 3–12. Each one is a sitting of 45–60 minutes, free to print.
- Card games and browser games17 games for the kitchen table or a browser. No email to download or play.
- Season bundles for programs3 season bundles, free by email, with a license to photocopy and give away.
- First PrinciplesFirst Principles is 48 lessons, one a day, for a parent, teacher, or volunteer.
- Free printablesHands-on projects you can download and use offline. Subscribe free and each one arrives when it opens to everyone. The Pass gets a pack the day it drops.
Some downloads ask for a grown-up's email so we can send the file. A student never needs an account. Schools, homeschools, and families can start from the free paths.
› Activities Pass
$5 a month, after a 14-day free trial.
The Pass is the full interactive library, plus printable packs the day they drop. 14-day free trial, then $5 a month, or $39 a year. Cancel anytime.
The Builder Fellowship covers the library for families who can't pay. A person reads every request.
› The hour
The thinking fits on paper.
Tutors, coding academies, and prep programs sell AI readiness by the hour or the semester. The thinking underneath — how a model predicts, why it sounds sure when it's wrong, how to check it, when to say no — fits on a sheet of paper. That sheet is free.
The agenda, vocabulary, and grown-up notes are already on the page, so a grown-up who can follow a recipe can run the session.
What is AI? is a free explainer, in under 5 minutes.
Print a game or a sheet and use it offline the same evening. Families do this at home. Programs use a room they already have.