Agent Maze
Predict a scout’s route, change a safety penalty and see how the scoring rule changes its behavior.
Discuss: Which rule changed the route, and what evidence shows it?
Play Agent MazeReady to use · Free
A learning route
you can start today.
Try one short AI game, or explore the same ideas more deeply through four family investigations. Choose the time you have, then predict, test and explain what happened.
- Ages 9–13 with an adult
- No coding needed
- No email or account
One game to begin
Choose the idea to try first.
Both games are free learning prototypes. Play in a phone or desktop browser with a parent or educator nearby.
Reef Rescue
Choose training examples, inspect classification mistakes and add missing evidence to test again.
Discuss: Which example helped, and what would you test next?
Play Reef RescueFour family sessions · All available free
Turn a game into
an investigation.
Allow about 20–30 minutes per session with an adult. Start at Session 1 and keep your notes for Session 4. Two sessions a week is one possible rhythm; choose your own pace.
Reward detective
Compare two storm penalties in the same maze and explain how a reward rule can favor an unsafe shortcut.
Keep: A prediction, two observed routes and an explanation of what changed.
Open session 1Example explorer
Compare training sets, investigate a false alarm and explain why success on familiar tests still needs a fresh check.
Keep: A before-and-after evidence note, one corrected mistake and a new test idea.
Open session 2Transfer lab
Apply the ideas to greenhouse rewards, missing leaf examples and a museum helper that sometimes needs human review.
Keep: Three worked challenges with predictions, choices, evidence and next tests.
Open session 3Explain & improve
Use your earlier notes to explain one investigation to an adult, name a limit and plan another test. Mark anything you have not tried.
Keep: Your own investigation record of the change, evidence, explanation and next question.
Open session 4Keep your notes.
Come back when you are ready.
A screen, paper and pencil
Read the prompts on a phone or computer and write on plain paper. A printer is optional. The workbook and separate parent guide are also available as PDFs.
Keep answers with your family. These activities have no online answer fields or uploads, and the paper record is not a score or certificate.
Open the learner workbookChoose your place for next time
Write the next session number on your notes or bookmark its page in your browser. With browser storage available, the family pack also lets you explicitly save one session for later on this device.
This optional bookmark does not mark work complete or save answers. Saving another session replaces it; “Remove bookmark” clears it.
Open the pack and saved placeOptional: what might come next?
The four sessions above are ready now. A broader route with persistent worlds, multi-agent challenges, accounts and detailed parent reports remains a development idea, with no confirmed release date.
Signal Forest has a separate voluntary early playtest about missing evidence. It is not required for this route, is not a released third mission and does not add to saved game progress.
Explore the optional Signal Forest playtest
The current family pack is free. US$19 once per household is only a hypothesis for a future paid edition; there is no checkout or reservation.