For parents of K–5 kids
Use AI to help with K–5 homework
You use the AI. Your child does the thinking.
The prompt to paste, a quick check, and what to say to your child.
Three ways to start tonight
When the method is new to you
Explain a method you were never taught
A prompt that gets the AI to explain your child’s worksheet method to you, in plain words.
Open the pageWhen your child wants the answer
Get hints, not answers
A prompt that gives one hint at a time and never the answer, and where to draw the line at home.
Open the pageBefore you trust it
Check what the AI says
Five checks before you trust AI with math or print its practice problems.
Open the page
Help with word problems3rd grade multiplication and division, all 8 unitsAll homework help pages
- Answer keys checked in code
- Nothing about your child is collected
- Not affiliated with any AI company
How it works
From tonight’s homework to a story at bedtime
Step 1: Use AI with tonight’s homework
Pick the unit that matches tonight’s worksheet. Each page explains the method the class uses, what to say and the mistake to watch for, with a free practice sheet and an answer key computed by code. If you use AI, copy the prompt into your own account. It asks for hints and new practice problems, and tells the AI not to solve your child’s problem.
Open 3rd grade multiplicationStep 2: Check your child’s AI habits
Pick their grade, answer 9 or 12 questions, and see which habits are there and which to practice next. It’s free, takes about five minutes and needs no account.
Take the free habits checkStep 3: Print the Learner Permit
Every child can print a Learner Permit with their first name on it, as a reminder that at this age, you use AI together. The name goes straight onto the permit in your browser and is never sent to us.
Step 4: Make a bedtime story together
Make a personalized bedtime story with your child in about two minutes, then print it as a keepsake.
Try the free Bedtime Story MachineStep 5: Go further with a printable kit
Printables for home, from story prompt cards to a parent guide on talking with your kids about AI. Every kit is an instant download.
See the printable kits
What you’ll find here
Free tools and articles, plus printable kits
Free · 3rd grade multiplication and division
Homework help
All 8 units, from equal groups to multiplying by tens, each with what to say tonight, the mistake to watch for and a free practice sheet with an answer key computed by code.
Open the units
Free tool
The Bedtime Story Machine
Articles
Helping kids use AI well
What to say, what to watch for, and what to do about it. Every article comes with a free printable.
- How to Teach Kids to Think Before They Ask AI
- How to Explain AI to a Child in Words They Get
Free · about five minutes
The AI Habits Check
Which AI habits does your child already have? A free five-minute check for grades K–5, with next steps and a Learner Permit to print.
Take the free habits checkKits on Etsy · plans on Payhip
Printable kits and homework plans
Bedtime story kits, story prompt cards, a keepsake book pack, a parent guide to talking with your kids about AI, and our first homework plan, for 3rd grade multiplication.
Two grade shelves
Two shelves, four habits.
K–2 starts with the first three habits. Grades 3–5 add the fourth. What changes is the question you’re actually asking.
Grades K–2
Three habits to start
“He’s asking Alexa things. Is that fine?”
- 1 · Think first, then ask
- 2 · Check the answer
- 3 · Keep your own ideas
Grades 3–5
All four habits
“She’s using it for homework. Is that cheating?”
- 1 · Think first, then ask
- 2 · Check the answer
- 3 · Keep your own ideas
- 4 · Decide what AI can do
The four habits
- Think first, then ask
- Think it through before you ask the machine.
- Check the answer
- A machine can sound sure and still be wrong. Check what it says, or ask a person.
- Keep your own ideas
- Some things stay yours, like a first try, an apology or an idea.
- Decide what AI can do
- What is an app or AI allowed to do for you: remember, spend, send or act?
Why parents trust it
What we stand for
Nothing about your child is saved
Your child’s name and answers stay in your browser, and we never save a story. The only thing we keep is a parent’s email, if you give it to us.
Written from real conversations with kids
Every article starts with something a child actually said, quoted word for word.
AI-assisted, checked by a person
The story tool writes with AI as you use it. Articles and printables are drafted with AI help, and a person reads every one before it goes up.
Screen-light, printable-first
Two minutes of screen, then an hour off it.
What kids actually said
In their own words
“The answer is true, but whoever is coming up with the answer is fake.”
“Can you make up a funny name for a dragon?”
“Something that tells you about different stuff. Like how to save somebody, and how to stop something.”
Homework tonight? Start here.
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Questions
Questions parents ask us
Is it safe for my child?
Everything here is made for a parent to use with their child. There are no ads, no chat and no accounts. The story tool is told to keep every story calm and gentle, but it is AI, so read each story before bedtime the way you would any book.
What do you keep about my child or me?
The only personal information we keep is a parent’s email address, and only when you give it to us: for a free printable, a story keepsake, news of new activities after the AI Habits Check, or a place on a waitlist. We never save your child’s name, grade, answers or stories. The AI Habits Check and the Learner Permit run entirely in your browser.
Does my child’s name go to the AI?
When you make a story, the choices you pick or type (the setting, the lesson and the sidekick) go to Anthropic’s Claude AI service so it can write the story. Your child’s name stays in your browser and is added to the story on your screen. We also send “he,” “she” or “they” so the story gets the hero right. Your browser picks it from the name, and the name itself is never sent.
What grades is it for?
Kindergarten through 5th grade, on two shelves. Kids in K–2 work on the first three habits, mostly away from screens. Grades 3–5 add the fourth, deciding what AI can do for them. The Bedtime Story Machine works for younger brothers and sisters too.
Do I need to be good with technology?
No. The AI Habits Check asks about what your child already does, the homework pages give you a prompt to copy, and most of the activities are printed pages and a pencil.
Where do I buy the kits and plans?
The printable kits are in our Etsy shop, and the homework plans and the Founding Family Pass are on Payhip. Etsy and Payhip handle the payment, so your payment details never reach this site.
Is this a subscription?
No. The AI Habits Check, the homework pages, the story tool and the printables are free. Each kit and plan is a one-time purchase, and so is the Founding Family Pass: one payment covers every plan and kit we release through January 31, 2028, with no renewal. Every email we send has an unsubscribe link. You can also write to hello@aiwhizzkids.ai at any time to see, correct or delete what we hold about you.