1. Imagine
Dream up a hero, a world and a goal.
AI game club · ages 10-13 · Los Angeles
Not just playing games. Making them.
In 4 sessions your child tells an AI what to build and ships a real game they can share. Small groups, real coaches, no coding needed.
Small groups of 10 · English & עברית
Imagine it. Tell AI. Build it.
The loop every session follows.
2. Tell AI
Say what you want. Be specific. Learn why that matters.
3. Build & improve
Play it, spot what's wrong, fix it, launch it.
Four levels. One finished game.
Each session unlocks a level. Launch Night unlocks the certificate.
- 1Talk to AILearn to be specific. Catch the AI being wrong.
- 2Make it yoursPick your game type, hero and world.
- 3Build & breakTest it, fix it, balance it.
- 4Launch it!Publish it and show your family.
Made for parents who want screens to mean something
Your child learns to direct AI and finish something real, not just play.
Groups of 10
A lead coach and a helper who know every child's name and every child's game. Beginners are welcome.
Not an open chatbot
Kids use a guided workspace we provide. Coaches can see what is happening. No personal accounts needed.
You approve sharing
Games stay private until you and the coach say go.
Skills report included: Specify · Test · Improve · Share
It ends with Launch Night
Families come, play the games and cheer. Every child leaves with a link to their game.
Founding pilot
4 sessions to a finished game
- 4 sessions of 90 minutes
- 10 kids per group
- Your child's own game, published as a link
- Certificate, badges and a skills report
- Bring a laptop and headphones
Two locations: San Fernando Valley (Tarzana, Encino, Woodland Hills) and the Westside (Beverly Hills to Westwood). Dates and venues go to the waitlist first.
Good questions
Does my child need to know how to code?
No. They learn to describe what they want, test it and improve it. We introduce how websites and games work gently, through making.
Is the AI safe?
Kids work in a guided workspace with limits, not an open chatbot, and coaches can see what is happening. Nothing is shared publicly without parent approval. We are being careful here and will explain exactly how it works before the first session.
What should we bring?
A laptop (we can help with a loaner if needed) and headphones. Everything else is provided.
Why small groups?
Ten kids is small enough for real attention from the coach, and big enough that every game gets playtested by friends.
Will sessions be in Hebrew?
Sessions run in English and Hebrew, and your coach speaks both. Tell us your preference in the form.
What does my child take home?
A link to their own game, an AI Builder certificate, and a short report on four skills: specifying, testing, improving and sharing.
Save your child's seat
Families on the list hear first about dates, venues and details.
You're on the waitlist.
- We'll share dates, venues and details with the families on the list first.
- No payment now, and joining doesn't commit you to anything.
- Questions? Just reply to the first message we send you.