Agentic AI for Kids

Kids get their hands on real AI learning tools built for them. They explore how Cypher thinks alongside them as a learning companion and how Zion's 30+ tools turn ideas into projects, stories, and working prototypes.

Not just asking Claude questions — kids learn to have structured conversations, assign roles, set goals, and get Claude to reason through problems step by step. This is where prompting becomes directing.

Kids use Claude Cowork to automate real desktop tasks — organizing files, drafting content, managing workflows. They experience firsthand what it feels like to have an AI agent handle the tedious so they can focus on the meaningful.

No prior coding experience needed. Kids use Claude Code to build simple functional apps by describing what they want in plain language. They leave understanding that code is no longer a barrier — intention and clarity are the new superpowers.

Every great agent starts with a clear goal. Kids learn to break down a real-world problem, define what the agent needs to do, and map out the steps before writing a single prompt. Thinking before building is the skill that separates makers from users.

Kids pick a repetitive task from their own life — organising notes, summarising research, drafting emails — and build a workflow that handles it automatically. By the end, they have a working automation they can actually use every day.

This is where ideas become real. Kids design and build a simple app — a quiz tool, a study planner, a creative generator — using Claude Code. No syntax to memorise, just clear thinking translated into a working product.

Kids connect multiple AI tools into a single flowing system — one agent researches, another summarises, another formats the output. They experience what it means to orchestrate AI, not just operate it.

Kids build an AI agent that acts as their own study assistant — it takes a topic, breaks it into concepts, generates quiz questions, and summarises key points. A tool they build in camp and use every day at school.

Using Claude Cowork, kids build a personal automation that handles a real task from their daily life — organising their study schedule, summarising YouTube videos, drafting emails to teachers, or managing their to-do list. They define the workflow, set the rules, and let their agent run it. By the end, they have a working assistant that actually saves them time.

Using Claude Code, kids design and build a fully functional app from scratch — a habit tracker, a quiz game, a story generator, or any idea they choose. They write zero traditional code; instead they learn to think clearly, describe precisely, and iterate fast. By demo day, every kid ships something real.

Every camper presents their project to a live audience of peers, parents, and mentors. They walk through what problem they solved, how they designed the agent, and what they learned. This is where builders become communicators.

Campers who complete all four weeks and present their project receive the AI Ready School Certificate in Agentic AI — a recognition of not just what they built, but how they think.