Kids are already stepping into the AI age, whether we feel ready or not.
As parents, teachers, librarians, and caregivers, we get to be their guides. Not by giving them all the answers, but by helping them slow down, name what they’re seeing, and ask better questions.
Think of this as a summer vocabulary list for the AI age: Algorithm. Data. Prompt. Robot. Safety. Hallucination. Training. You.
Some of these words will show up in school. Some in games, apps, and videos. And some they’ll hear long before anyone slows down to explain them.
That’s why we made the ABCs of AI Poster: a simple, printable A-to-Z guide to AI vocabulary, built for kids to see, point to, and question at their own pace.
For parents, it’s an easy way to start the conversation at home. For teachers, librarians, and after-school programs, it gives kids shared language before they ever touch an AI tool.
Because I believe AI literacy should start at the kitchen table, not on a tablet.
The ABCs of AI Poster is a printable download for $3.99, or less than your morning coffee. Hang it up this summer and let the questions start there.
See you soon,
Amber Ivey (AI)