For Young Learners • Grades 3 to 5

    AI for Kids: a safe, fun first step into artificial intelligence

    HAILM introduces children in Grades 3 to 5 to AI through animated stories, games and simple activities. The foundational level is free, and is available in Hindi and English. Designed by child-learning experts, such that young learners build curiosity and confidence from day one.

    • Safe for children
    • Ages 8 to 11
    • Bilingual (Hindi & English)
    • No coding needed
    Friendly cartoon scene of young Indian children exploring AI with a smiling robot
    What is AI for kids?

    AI for kids, made safe and simple.

    AI for kids means teaching young children, in a safe and age-appropriate way, what artificial intelligence is and how it works in everyday life. On HAILM, children in Grades 3 to 5 learn through stories, games and guided activities. There is no coding, no risk, and a strong focus on emotional safety.

    Children at this age are naturally curious. HAILM turns that curiosity into early AI literacy, helping them recognise AI around them and use simple tools with adult guidance and care.

    02What your child will learn

    Curious minds, confident kids.

    • Meet AI and how technology grew

      What AI is, in simple words and fun stories (AI foundations and tech history).

    • Spot AI around them

      In games, videos, voice assistants and apps.

    • Digital well-being and staying safe

      Simple cyber-safety and healthy habits online.

    • Ethics, kindness and creativity

      Using AI fairly and kindly, while staying creative.

    03How young learners learn on HAILM

    Learning that feels like story time and play.

    Story-based learning

    Animated, story-based learning with friendly characters that make AI easy to understand.

    Hindi and English

    Available in Hindi and English, and on phones, laptops and desktops.

    Short, interactive activities

    Short, interactive activities and quizzes that celebrate progress and suit young attention spans.

    Safe, guided space

    A safe, guided space with no open internet and no pressure.

    04Safe for children

    Built safe, from the ground up.

    Parents come first. HAILM is engineered to give children space to explore AI without the risks of the open internet.

    Built by child-learning experts

    Age-appropriate content created by child-learning and pedagogy experts.

    Closed, guided environment

    A closed, guided environment with no open chat and no unsafe links.

    Privacy and kindness first

    Early lessons on privacy, kindness online and cyber safety.

    Aligned to UNESCO and OECD

    Safe by design and aligned to global child-safe learning frameworks (UNESCO and OECD).

    05Standards & alignment

    Aligned to global standards, ready for AI from Class 3.

    HAILM follows global AI literacy standards and frameworks, including the EU approach, UNESCO and OECD guidance, and India's NEP 2020 and NCF. With AI and computational thinking becoming part of Indian schools from Class 3 (2026 to 27), HAILM gives children a safe, friendly head start that fits CBSE, ICSE and State boards.

    06What comes next

    Growing up with AI.

    As your child grows, HAILM grows with them. After Grades 3 to 5, learners move on to prompting, projects and digital safety in the middle-school path.

    07Parent questions

    Common parent questions.

    What age is AI for Kids meant for?

    It is designed for children in Grades 3 to 5, roughly ages 8 to 11.

    Is it safe for young children?

    Yes. The environment is closed and guided, with no open chat or unsafe links, and content is created by child-learning experts.

    Does my child need to know coding?

    No. Everything is no-code. Children learn through stories, games and simple activities.

    Is it really free?

    Yes. AI for Kids on HAILM is completely free for Level 1/ Foundation Course Certification. Level 2 and Level 3 - State Level Olympiad and National Level Olympiad is paid but optional. State Level Olympiad: August 31 and/or September 27, 2026. National Level Olympiad: October 18, 2026. Awards Ceremony: November 21, 2026 in Delhi.

    How much time does it take?

    Lessons are short and self-paced, so children can learn in small, comfortable sessions.

    Does it match what schools are teaching?

    Yes. It aligns with NEP 2020 and the new AI from Class 3 direction, and acts as a foundation course to CBSE, ICSE and State boards.

    Join the mission

    Give your child a safe, smart start with AI.

    Join India's Humain AI Literacy Mission. It is free, safe, and made for young learners. Registration takes under two minutes.