Hands-on AI workshops for elementary and middle school STEM programs. Age-appropriate, curriculum-aligned, and built to make kids the ones who build with AI — not just the ones it happens to.
This is Cheryl's passion project. She grew up when computers were a rumor in most classrooms — and she watched an entire generation of kids get left behind because the adults around them didn't know how to teach what was next.
She refuses to let that happen with AI. Every workshop is built on one belief: kids don't need to be protected from AI, they need to be taught to use it well — with curiosity, judgment, and a little bit of swagger.
We work with elementary and middle school STEM programs to bring real AI literacy into the room. Not slides. Not warnings. Real tools, real projects, real "I built that" moments.
Students learn to talk to AI the way a scientist talks to a lab — with clear questions, honest feedback, and curiosity.
Every student walks out having built something — a homework buddy, a story generator, a science quiz coach.
What's real, what's not, and why it matters. Kids learn to spot AI-generated content and think critically about it.
Art, music, storytelling and inventions — showing students AI is a creative tool, not a shortcut.
Each session is age-banded, standards-aware and built around what students will actually be able to do when they walk out.
A playful first taste of AI. Students meet chatbots, image generators and voice tools through guided missions, then build their own 'AI helper' character.
A hands-on studio where every student ships something — a homework coach, a study-guide generator, or a mini custom chatbot for a subject they love.
A high-energy keynote with live demos that shows students AI is a tool they get to steer — not a mystery box the adults control.
A recurring after-school program where a small cohort builds a portfolio of AI projects — art, stories, games and problem-solvers — culminating in a family showcase night.
45–60 minute high-energy talk for the whole school. Big ideas, live demos, standing-ovation energy.
90 minutes with a single grade or STEM class. Hands-on, small-group, every student builds.
Multi-week series for a smaller cohort. Deeper projects, more time to explore.
Professional development for educators — how to use AI in lesson planning, feedback and classroom management.
Grab 20 minutes on Cheryl's calendar — tell her about your school, your students and what you want them to walk away with.