For children
Turn drawings, stories, games, and everyday ideas into something they can click, test, and show.
Live online · Parent + child · Starts July 20
Bring your child's imagination to life with AI.
A three-day online camp where children ages 10–16 build a small website and a fun mini app—with a parent or guardian learning alongside them.
No previous coding experience required. Bring one idea, one laptop, and one curious grown-up.
- live online days
- 3
- guided builds
- 2
- learn together
- Parent + child
- total camp fee
- ₹1,500
₹1,500 total
Parent + child · 3 live days
Learn together
The child creates. The parent learns how to guide.
Children get to make things they care about. Parents learn how to ask better questions, check AI answers, protect personal information, and keep screen time creative.
For parents
See how the tools work and leave with simple ways to support safe, thoughtful AI use at home.
For both of you
Finish with a shared project—and a better way to talk about technology together.
Three live sessions
From “I have an idea” to “I built this.”
Day 1
Imagine it
Choose an idea your child genuinely likes. Turn it into a simple plan and create the first words and visuals.
- Describe an idea clearly
- Create a story world, colours, or characters
- Check AI output before using it
Day 2
Put it on the web
Shape the idea into a small website: a story, hobby page, family guide, quiz, or digital gallery.
- Plan one clear page
- Build and preview it
- Improve the words, layout, and visuals together
Day 3
Make it interactive
Turn the idea into a simple mini app, test it as a family, and present the finished build.
- Add a useful or playful interaction
- Test and fix what does not work
- Present it in the child’s own words
Project examples
Small projects children will want to show people.
Every child starts with a different idea. We guide the process without forcing everyone to make the same thing.
- An illustrated story website
- A quiz about a favourite topic
- A family routine or chore helper
- A drawing and idea gallery
- A simple revision game
- A mini app based on the child’s own idea
Useful after camp
Know what to do when your child asks to use AI again.
Parents do not need to become programmers. You will learn how to sit beside your child, shape an idea, spot weak answers, and decide what information should never be shared.
- Set a clear creative task.
- Question an AI answer instead of accepting it immediately.
- Protect names, photos, school details, and other personal information.
- Keep AI as a making tool—not a shortcut for every task.
- Continue a small project together after the camp.
See how we teach
Real workshops, free learning, and work families can inspect.
Before you book, explore our school AI workshop story, see attendee posts from the 2BFT hackathon, or use our free AI learning library. Schools can also request a workshop on our AI for schools page.
Camp registration
Reserve your parent-and-child place.
- Camp: Three live online sessions
- Starts: July 20, 2026
- Who joins: One child and one parent or guardian
- Total: ₹1,500
Have a question before paying? Email [email protected].
Parents ask us
Questions before you book.
Is this a coding class?
Not in the traditional sense. Children use guided AI tools to plan, create, test, and improve a small website and mini app. We explain each step in plain language.
Does a parent need to join?
Yes. The camp is designed as a parent-and-child experience. A parent or guardian should join the live sessions to learn alongside the child and help with the project.
My child has never coded. Can they join?
Yes. No coding or AI experience is required. The camp is designed for children ages 10–16 who are curious and willing to try.
What will my child build?
Each child works toward a small website and a simple interactive mini app based on an idea they choose. The exact project varies with the child's interests.
What does the parent learn?
Parents learn how to help a child plan an idea, check AI answers, protect personal information, and use AI as a creative tool at home.
What do we need?
A laptop or desktop computer, a stable internet connection, and a parent or guardian who can join the child during the live sessions.
When does it start and what does it cost?
The online camp starts July 20, 2026 and runs for three live sessions. The total camp fee is ₹1,500. Confirmed daily timings are shared after registration.
What happens after payment?
You will see a confirmation page with preparation steps and a private link to join the camp WhatsApp community.
Starts July 20, 2026
Spend three days making something together.
Your child brings the idea. You bring the encouragement. We guide both of you from the first sketch to a small working project.
Book our place — ₹1,500