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Number Sense Worksheets

Complete the Counting Worksheet

Be on your way to become a mathematician by practicing to complete the counting.

Count Backwards within 20 with Christmas Cookies Worksheet

Master the skill of backward counting with this interactive worksheet on sequences within 20.

Number Hunt : 2 Worksheet

A fun and engaging worksheet that challenges students to locate and highlight all the number 2s.

Color Fruits and Trace Numbers (Within 3) Worksheet

This worksheet provides a fun activity of coloring and tracing fruits, while learning numbers up to 3.

Addition Worksheets

Identify the Correct Group Worksheet

Learners must identify the correct group to enhance their math skills.

Apply the Commutative Property of Addition Worksheet

Print this worksheet to apply the commutative property of addition like a math legend!

Number Sentence Worksheet

Help your child revise number sense by solving the number sentences.

Add Using Number Line Worksheet

Help your child revise number sense by solving to add using number lines.

Subtraction Worksheets

Complete the Sentences Using the Bar Model Worksheet

Dive into this fun-filled printable worksheet by completing the given sentences using bar models.

Subtracting 1-Digit Numbers from 3-Digit Numbers Worksheet

Be on your way to become a mathematician by subtracting 1-digit numbers from 3-digit numbers.

Create Number Sentences Worksheet

Boost your ability to create number sentences by printing this playful worksheet.

Complete Subtraction Sentence Using Pictures Worksheet

Help your child revise subtraction by completing subtraction sentences using pictures.

Multiplication Worksheets

Identify the Finger Model Worksheet

This downloadable worksheet is designed to practice identifying the finger model.

Identify the Facts of 2 Worksheet

A worksheet focused on testing and reinforcing knowledge of multiplication facts of 2.

Use Multiply by Tens Worksheet

Focus on core math skills with this fun worksheet by learning to multiply by tens.

Two Multiplication Sentences for an Array Worksheet

Reinforce math concepts by using two multiplication sentences for an array.

Division Worksheets

Choose the Best Estimate of the Quotients Worksheet

Print this worksheet and choose the best estimate of the quotient.

Solve the Division Facts Worksheet

Dive into this fun-filled printable worksheet by practicing to solve the division facts.

Dividing by Multiples of 10 Worksheet

Reinforce math concepts by practicing to divide by multiples of 10.

Read the Number Line to Divide Worksheet

Boost division skills with this worksheet, mastering the art of dividing on a number line.

Fractions Worksheets

Represent Using Fractions Worksheet

Print this worksheet to practice representing using fractions like a math legend!

Ordering Fractions Worksheet

Reinforce math concepts by practicing to order fractions.

Compare the Fractional Numbers Worksheet

Solidify your math skills by practicing to compare fractional numbers.

Use Fraction Strips and Number Line Worksheet

Reveal the secrets of math wizardry by practicing to use fraction strips and number lines.

Decimals Worksheets

Comparing Decimals Up to Hundredths Worksheet

Make math practice a joyride by solving problems by comparing decimals upto hundredths.

Represent Decimal Fractions as Decimal Number Worksheet

Combine math learning with adventure by representing decimal fractions as decimal numbers.

Arranging Decimals Worksheet

Help your child revise decimals by solving to arrange them.

Round Up or Round Down Worksheet

Reinforce math concepts by practicing to round up or round down.

Geometry Worksheets

Classifying Angles by Their Measurements Worksheet

This worksheet involves identifying and categorizing angles based on their degree measurements.

Front and Behind Worksheet

Practice 'Front' and 'Behind' by printing this playful worksheet.

Recognize Points, Lines, Line Segments, Rays, Angles Worksheet

A comprehensive worksheet on identifying and understanding key elements of Geometry.

Identify the Flat Shapes Worksheet

Reinforce math concepts by practicing to identify the flat shapes.

Data Handling Worksheets

Identifying Objects by Size Worksheet

Pack your math practice time with fun by identifying objects by size.

Analyzing Bar Graphs Worksheet

This worksheet will enhance your ability to interpret and analyze data presented in bar graphs.

Analyzing Line Plots Worksheet

This worksheet focuses on enhancing your skills in analyzing and interpreting data presented in line plots.

Analyzing Picture Graphs Worksheet

An engaging worksheet focused on enhancing skills in analyzing and interpreting picture graphs.

Measurement Worksheets

Empty or Full Worksheet

Assess your math skills by solving this Empty or Full worksheet.

Compare and Order Objects Based on Their Height Worksheet

Boost your child's math skills with this engaging worksheet on comparing object heights.

Compare and Order Objects Based on Their Weight Worksheet

Enhance weight comparison skills with this interactive worksheet on ordering object weights.

Read the Table to Compare Length Worksheet

Boost your child's skills in comparing lengths with this engaging, interactive worksheet.

Time Worksheets

Identify the Clock Showing Half Past Worksheet

In this worksheet, learners will get to identify the clock showing 'half past'.

Hour Hand and Minute Hand Worksheet

Be on your way to become a mathematician by practicing the hour hand and the minute hand.

AM and PM Worksheet

Assess your math skills by practicing AM and PM in this worksheet.

Quarters and Half Past on Analog clock Worksheet

Learners must practice 'quarters' and 'half past' on an analog clock to enhance their math skills.

Money Worksheets

Add Money to Write the Total Amount Worksheet

Be on your way to become a mathematician by practicing to add money to write the total amount.

Counting Coins of the Same Type Worksheet

This worksheet focuses on sharpening your child's skills in counting pennies, nickels, and dimes.

Count All Pennies Worksheet

Boost your ability to count pennies by printing this playful worksheet.

Compare Amount Worksheet

Assess your math skills by comparing amounts in this worksheet.

Algebra Worksheets

Find the Missing Numbers in the Repeating Pattern Worksheet

Boost your pattern recognition skills with this worksheet on extending number sequences.

Convert Sentences Using the Associative Property Worksheet

Explore this worksheet to master converting sentences using the associative property of multiplication in math.

Multiples of 10 Worksheet

A worksheet designed to help students identify and highlight all the multiples of 10.

Prime Numbers Within 100 Worksheet

Identify and highlight all the prime numbers less than 100 in this engaging math worksheet.

Word Problems Worksheets

Use Multiplication to Solve Division Word Problems Worksheet

Boost your ability to use multiplication to solve division word problems by printing this worksheet.

Complete the Word Problem for Equal Groups Worksheet

Help your child revise multiplication by solving word problems for equal groups.

Subtract within 5: Summer Word Problems Worksheet

A fun, summer-themed worksheet designed to enhance students' subtraction skills with problems up to 5.

Add within 5: Summer Word Problems Worksheet

Engaging summer-themed worksheet with word problems to enhance addition skills within 5.

All Math Worksheets

Single Digit Addition within 5: Horizontal Addition Worksheet

Use this worksheet to practice single digit addition within 5 to strengthen your math skills.

Add and Subtract Numbers within 5: Horizontal Addition and Subtraction Worksheet

In this worksheet, learners will get to add and subtract numbers within 5.

Identify the Decimal Fractions Worksheet

Learn fractions at the speed of lightning by practicing to identify decimal fractions.

Time of Activities of the Day Worksheet

Look at the time of activities of the day by printing this playful worksheet.

Add or Subtract within 5: Summer Word Problems Worksheet

Summer-themed worksheet for students to practice adding or subtracting within 5 through word problems.

Number Hunt : 3 Worksheet

A fun-filled worksheet designed to enhance number recognition by finding and marking all the 3s.

Single Digit Addition within 5: Vertical Addition Worksheet

Solidify your math skills by practicing single digit addition within 5.

Add and Subtract Numbers within 5: Vertical Addition and Subtraction Worksheet

Use this printable worksheet to add and subtract numbers within 5 to strengthen your math skills.

Select the Finger Model Worksheet

In this worksheet, learners will have to select the finger model to practice math skills.

Read the Number Line to Write Division Sentence Worksheet

Master division on a number line with this engaging worksheet for hands-on learning.

Represent the Shaded Part Worksheet

Use this printable worksheet to represent the shaded part to strengthen your math skills.

Decimal Fractions to Decimal Numbers Worksheet

Assess your math skills by converting decimal fractions into decimal numbers in this worksheet.

Observe the Pictures and Identify the Position of the Object Worksheet

Boost spatial understanding with this worksheet on identifying objects' positions in pictures.

Identifying Objects by Color Worksheet

Reveal the secrets of math wizardry by identifying objects by color.

Read the Ruler to Compare Length in Inches Worksheet

Enhance your child's length comparison skills with this engaging worksheet on reading rulers in inches.

Hours or Minutes Worksheet

Make math practice a joyride by solving problems with 'hours' or 'minutes'.

Counting Dimes Worksheet

A worksheet focused on teaching students how to count and calculate the value of dimes.

Multiples of 6 Worksheet

A worksheet designed to help students identify and highlight all the multiples of 6.

Add or Subtract within 5: Halloween Word Problems Worksheet

Spooky-themed worksheet to practice adding and subtracting within 5 using Halloween word problems.

Number Hunt : 1 Worksheet

A fun-filled worksheet designed to help students identify and mark all instances of the number 1.

Add 1 within 5: Horizontal Addition Worksheet

Learn addition at the speed of lightning by practicing to add 1 within 5.

One More or One Less within 5: Horizontal Addition and Subtraction Worksheet

Reveal the secrets of math wizardry by practicing to find one more or one less within 5.

Use Fingers to Multiply Worksheet

Reinforce math concepts by practicing to use fingers to multiply.

Use Number Line to Divide Without Remainder Worksheet

Improve division skills with this worksheet using number lines for remainder-free calculations.

Represent the Shaded Part Using Fraction Worksheet

Focus on core math skills with this fun worksheet by representing the shaded part using fractions.

Add Decimal Fractions to Write Decimal Number Worksheet

Dive into this worksheet by practicing to add decimal fractions to write decimal numbers.

Identify the Position of Objects as Top, Bottom, or Middle Worksheet

Enhance your child's understanding of positional words with our interactive worksheet.

Identifying Objects by Type Worksheet

Learners must identify objects by their type to enhance their math skills.

Estimate Time Using the Hour Hand Worksheet

Master the hour hand with this engaging worksheet designed to enhance time estimation skills.

Make Amounts Using Dimes Worksheet

Learn to create different amounts using dimes with this fun, interactive worksheet!

Multiples of 2 Worksheet

A worksheet designed to help students identify and mark all the multiples of the number 2.

Add or Subtract within 5: Christmas Word Problems Worksheet

Fun, festive worksheet for students to practice addition and subtraction within 5, Christmas style!

Number Hunt : 5 Worksheet

A fun-filled worksheet tasking students to hunt down and mark all occurrences of the number 5.

Add 1 within 5: Vertical Addition Worksheet

Be on your way to become a mathematician by practicing to add 1 within 5.

One More or One Less within 5: Vertical Addition and Subtraction Worksheet

Pack your math practice time with fun by finding one more or one less within 5.

Find Product Using Fingers Worksheet

Use this printable worksheet to find the product using fingers to strengthen your math skills.

Use Number Line to Divide With Remainder Worksheet

Boost your division skills with our engaging worksheet on dividing with number lines!

Select True or False Worksheet

Reveal the secrets of math wizardry by selecting either true or false.

Browse Printable Math Worksheets for Pre-K to Grade 5

SplashLearn offers a wide range of printable math worksheets for kids, suitable for preschool to grade 5, all aligned to the common core standards. These worksheets cover essential math concepts and skills, designed to make learning interactive and enjoyable. 

These worksheets feature engaging exercises and activities, all vibrant and colorful, which ensure kids love learning and practicing math concepts.

To give the best learning experience, we have organized our collection of about 5000 math worksheets by grades, topics, sub-topics, and specific skills. Explore everything from basic math worksheets to worksheets featuring advanced concepts like fractions and decimals.

• Topics: Worksheets are categorized into 13 math topics, including number sense, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, geometry, measurement, time, money, algebra, and word problems.

Your search for easy math worksheets for kids ends here! Parents and teachers absolutely love our grade-specific collection of math problem worksheets, covering Pre-K to grade 5, as it makes it easier for them to navigate and identify the exact skills and concepts they are searching for. These resources are easily accessible, making them a great tool for both classroom and home use. 

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• Comprehensive Curriculum Coverage: Our elementary math worksheets cover all key Common Core math curriculum topics, offering a broad range of content.
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• Effective for Monitoring Progress: These simple math worksheets are an excellent resource for assessing children's math abilities, beneficial for teachers and parents.

Best 5 Math Worksheets for Kids

Here are 5 fun math worksheets for kids:

• Guess the Missing Number Worksheet
• Add and Subtract Two 2-Digit Numbers: Vertical Timed Practice Worksheet
• Compare Fractions Using Number Line Worksheet
• Round Decimals to the Nearest Whole Worksheet
• Measure Capacity of Objects Worksheet

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Top online resources for homework help

by: Miriam Myers | Updated: September 20, 2023

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Does your child’s math homework have you stumped? Does he need help with a science project ? Direct him online to the growing number of homework help websites to help him find answers to his burning questions. Such resources range from reference sites to those staffed by experts.

A site may have teachers or professionals your child can email to ask a question. If she has a question about the planets, she can find an expert astronomer. Help your child check the site to see when she can expect an answer — it may take a few days or weeks.

Reference sites range from atlases to encyclopedias. They are a place your child can go to access information to help answer their questions. If your child is doing research on sea animals, he can use a reference online such as an almanac or an encyclopedia to help complete his homework and develop his research skills.

Check your local library’s website too. Some, like the Boston Public Library , offer reference material as well as online help from real people. To access the online help features, you may need to enter your library card number.

There are websites that are subject and grade level specific. Some sites give free advice, while others charge a fee. Help your child learn that it’s important to evaluate the source of any information she gets online and show her how to find the “About Us” section of a site. Inform your child that these sites are tools to help her answer questions and that she will need to cite and acknowledge others’ work correctly.

The following sites will assist you in finding resources to help your child successfully complete his homework assignments. While these sites are for kids, it is always a good idea to supervise your child while he is online.

Fact Monster: Homework Center This kid-friendly site from Information Please, a Pearson Education company, sorts information by subjects, homework skills, reference sources and tools. Find information on how to write a research paper and how to cite sources. Browse the almanac and find an interactive periodic table or click on the atlas to find country, state and city profiles.

Kid Info This website, created by an elementary school teacher, has compiled a list of homework help, reference resources, and search engines for kids. You can do a search or click through the topics to find information about subjects, such as insects or the history of toys.

Education World: Study Skills and Homework Help This site for teachers lists several homework resources. Check out the Research Toolbox in the study skills section to find references from maps and converters to museums and libraries. Read reviews of homework-help websites and articles about homework help.

HomeworkSpot.com This site is a free homework information portal that provides access to K-12 homework-related sites. It’s organized by topic and grade level for ease of use.

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Advice on how to make your children feel happy about doing homework..

Does it feel like that school assignment is going to take FOREVER to complete? Looking for some inspiration? Here's a list of quick tips to give you the extra push you need to finish that pesky paper . . . and put a smile on your face!

• Make a List, Check It Twice: If you have assignments flying at you from all different subjects, create a priority list that starts with what's due soonest as number one. Chances are the due dates will be spread out over time, so what you thought was a gigantic load of work won't actually be that overwhelming. Rate all the assignments based on how long you think they'll take, which ones seem like the hardest, or by subject. No matter how you rank them, you can start methodically working through them, and once you finish an assignment, go ahead and check it off your list!  
• Homework for kids: Get It Over With: If you only have one project to complete, JUST DO IT. Imagine how it's going to feel when that one essay is complete. You're free! You can play basketball! You can ride your bike! You can hang out with friends (assuming all their homework for kids is done too)!  
• Work With Study Buddies:  Bond over textbooks with your friends. As long as you guys keep focused on studying, working in a group may indeed increase your productivity. You're all working towards a common goal of completing your homework for kids and when it's time for a break, you're already together!  
• Homework for kids: Take a Break:  There's nothing wrong with taking a 15-minute break if you feel like you need to rejuvenate yourself. Get up, stretch, make a snack, IM friends, hop in the shower, call your grandma, write a letter — do something completely unrelated to homework for kids. Once you're refreshed, you'll be ready to concentrate again.  
• Reward Yourself:  Make a deal with yourself before you begin to make a sizable dent in your workload. It can be anything from "If I finish this paper a day early, I'll buy that new DVD I've wanted," to "When I finish 20 math problems, I get to watch the game on TV tonight."  
• Homework for kids: Tap Your Feet:  Understandably, some people can't concentrate with music playing. But if putting tunes on helps you plow through assignments, slip your favorite CD in the stereo or turn the radio on, and do your work to the flow of the melody. And consider this: studies have shown that the part of the brain that is used to solve mathematical problems is stimulated by classical music. So crank up the Mozart when you're multiplying fractions!  
• Homework for kids: Show the Teacher What You Can Do:  Maybe you're not looking forward to doing a paper because you got a bad grade on the last one. Well, take this as an opportunity to show the teacher what you've got! If you feel like the situation is hopeless, just imagine the look on your teacher's face when you blow him away with your brilliance.  
• Homework for kids: Pump Yourself Up:  Sometimes it's hard to settle down and do homework for kids because you've been sitting in class all day and need to burn off some excess energy. Do some jumping jacks or sit-ups, run a mile, or just dance around like crazy in your room. It'll get the adrenaline going, and you'll feel like homework is just a little hurdle to jump over. So get to it!

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5 Ways to Work at Home Helping Kids With Homework

I f you are looking for a way to earn money remotely helping kids with homework, I have a list you will want to check out. There are several companies now that pay tutors and teachers to help their clients (kids, teens, and in some cases college students) with homework.

Offering homework help online in many cases is just side money, but it may appeal to you if you've ever done any tutoring or teaching or just happen to be academically gifted. And being able to offer the help online is a plus and far more convenient than having to travel to the home of a student, or to a school.

Below I've listed five companies that are almost always seeking people to provide homework help in a variety of different subjects, entirely online.

Good luck if you apply for anything!

5 Ways to Work at Home Offering Homework Help

1 – studypool.

After you apply as a tutor on the Studypool website, you can then browse the site for homework questions you think you'd be qualified to answer. You get to request a fee for the questions you're interested in helping with, and the students can decide whether or not they want to work with you based on what you are charging.

Once you submit your answer and the student accepts it, you will receive your pay.

You can log in on Studypool and work whenever you want, although there will be certain times of year that there aren't as many questions to help with (summer and the Christmas holidays).

2 – GeeklyHelp

GeeklyHelp specializes in homework help for college students. The students send out help requests and wait for a tutor “match” based on GeeklyHelp's AI algorithm designed to find the perfect tutor to help with their problem.

You will chat with the student you've been assigned to one-on-one until the problem is solved, and then you receive your payment.

According to the site, most tutors working with them earn on average $20/hourly. Payments are made weekly via PayPal, Payoneer, or Skrill, and you're free to choose your own hours.

You have to apply and prove your competence in the subjects you claim to be an expert in prior to acceptance.

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3 – SchoolSolver

SchoolSolver is the most basic-looking of all the options I've listed for you. Just click on “Answer Questions” when you visit the site, and you'll be presented with a list of homework questions students need help with, along with the amount they are willing to pay for assistance.

If you know the answer to the question, you can add it, but the buyer cannot see the answer unless they pay. This helps guarantee you get paid for your help.

I do see a lot of room for error here and students possibly claiming your answer isn't good so they don't have to pay, but then using it anyway … so just be a little cautious with this one.

Payments are made via PayPal. There do not appear to be any requirements to sign up and start answering questions.

4 – Growing Stars

Growing Stars is a bit more professional. They offer online tutoring services for elementary, middle, and high school students.

Sessions are held online and one-on-one via a whiteboard. You teach the students using the same textbooks they have in school.

There is no mention on the website of what you are paid.

The candidate registration form is located here. You are also asked to select which subject you'd like to teach in.

5 – 24HourAnswers.com

24HourAnswers.com provides online tutoring and homework help services to students for over 400 subjects.

If you are interested in tutoring for 24HourAnswers.com, you will need at least a Master’s degree, but if you’re an exceptional student with at least a Bachelor degree you can still apply with great spoken and written English skills.

Payments are made monthly via ACH Payments, Bank Transfer (International), PayPal and Payoneer.

I hope this helps you if you were looking for some work at home options and ways to earn extra cash helping kids and teens with their homework. Good luck!

Family Life

How Will Artificial Intelligence (AI) Affect Children?

By: Tiffany Munzer, MD, FAAP

Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly changing the way we work, play and communicate. While AI has potential to help solve complex problems, you've likely also heard serious concerns about it—and especially, the ways AI might change the lives of children and teens.

With so many viewpoints out there, how can you make sense of AI and its possible impact on your family? Let's start by looking at how AI works and what issues that parents and families may need to consider as the technology evolves.

What exactly is artificial intelligence? How does AI work?

AI is modeled on the human brain —how we gather facts, descriptions, comments, images and much more and make sense of it all to complete a specific task. The difference is that AI draws the input together, sorting it and making it immediately accessible to us. However, unlike human knowledge, it doesn’t have the ability to connect new information to all of our other life experiences.

AI technology has been in development since the mid-1950s. Thanks to recent breakthroughs, though, AI-driven tools are quickly becoming part of our everyday lives. For example, when you contact customer service, AI may help answer your questions. When you explore international news, the words you hear or read may be translated into your preferred language by AI. In your doctor's office, an AI speech recognition program may help the medical team take notes and update your chart.

On a larger scale, AI is used to study traffic safety and flow, for example, and analyze health risks in large populations.

What about the AI that some kids use to do their homework?

Generative AI is technology that creates content that in the past could come only from humans. For example, instead of sitting down to draft a report, a writer might use ChatGPT to come up with relevant facts and suggested wording. An artist might create what looks like an original photo or drawing by entering a short description into an AI-driven program.

It's easy to see why some kids use AI to help them with school assignments. They can find facts and search among millions of charts and images to learn more about a subject. AI also powers grammar programs that can check their work to fix writing errors. Schools have rules about how AI can be used for homework and writing, though, so it’s important to check with teachers. Teens also need to learn to be honest about when they used AI with assignments.

AI is all around us—and all about us

Even if your kids aren't using AI for portions of their schoolwork, they (and you) are coming in contact with AI every day. Your children, and your family as a whole, have a digital footprint . This may be made up of every online search, purchase, download or viewing and listening session you engage in. If you use an AI-driven smart speaker to answer questions about the weather, sports scores and more, you're feeding even more data into this collective footprint.

How are kids tapping into AI?

As child health experts at UNICEF have pointed out, kids around the world use AI almost daily. Most interactive toys, games and internet platforms made for children depend on AI technology. Even though AI is advancing faster than anyone expected, most nations have not considered how AI will affect the social and emotional well-being of children.

Much more research is needed, but early studies on AI and kids point to several concerns:

• Young children may share personal information with AI platforms . Studies show that little ones often chat with smart speakers , telling personal stories and disclosing details that grownups might consider private.
• They may assume AI platforms are a lot like people. One study found that kids between 3 and 6 years old believed that smart speakers had thoughts, feelings and social abilities. Only a few kids assumed the speakers were actually human. This could affect how kids learn to interact with others.
• They may trust AI more than they trust humans. Another study found that young children thought smart speakers were more reliable than people when it came to answering fact-based questions such as, "Who was the first U.S. president to drive a car?"
• Many teens use AI daily. Adolescents are big fans of generative AI that helps them write essays and reports and create images and video for social sharing (among hundreds of other possible uses). However, only 1 in 4 parents whose teens use AI are aware they're doing it, a recent poll shows.

What are the benefits of AI for kids and families?

There are many ways AI technology can help kids learn and grow.

• It's a valuable tool for learning. AI can be used to tailor lessons and learning experiences to the individual needs of young children and teens. It can help educators and parents find ways to enrich learning for kids of all abilities at different stages of growth and development. And while it's not a good substitute for live conversation, it can help children improve their language skills and even learn new languages.
• It can foster creativity. We live in a visual world, so kids need ways to express their ideas through photos, images, graphs and more. AI is not only valuable to budding artists, but also kids who want to create data displays, charts, simple cartoons and other visuals.
• It may motivate and engage kids in new ways . AI can be interactive and fun for kids, offering new ways to enjoy and explore their world. For some, this may be a life-changing experience that opens new doors, enhances school performance and helps prepare them for the challenges of adult life.

What are potential dangers of AI for our kids?

For all the promise they hold, AI platforms can also harm children and families.

• They can spread hate, bias and stereotypes . Because AI "learns" from everything it finds on the internet, AI platforms reflect the same prejudices that threaten to divide and alienate us. Extensive studies show that AI-generated content advances stereotypes and falsehoods. Adults must be ready to talk with kids about what they see online and how it might reinforce negative beliefs and actions.
• They can erode privacy. AI collects a huge amount of data about us, often without us knowing it. For example, one toy was found to record conversations among parents, kids and anyone else nearby, with the ability to transmit data from these conversations to third parties. It's hard to keep up with reports on toys and devices that could violate your family's privacy, but parents may want to avoid interactive toys that promise to "talk" with kids.
• They can flood kids with selling messages. AI follows us on the internet, making note of what we like and serving us more of the same. Your child's search history may make them the target of relentless ad campaigns you would prefer they not see.

They can be used for bullying and fraud. Generative AI can be used to create false or distorted images of your child or teen, or someone they know. One example: the fake nudes that have been used to attack and shame many teens. Deepfakes and voice cloning can be used to threaten kids into taking actions they ordinarily would never consider, like giving private information or sending money. (See " What Do Teens Need to Know About Sextortion and Online Predators .")

Are lawmakers taking action to protect us?

It's clear that AI is here to stay. But in the U.S., legislation hasn't kept pace with technological growth.

• The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) protects kids 13 years and younger by restricting access and usage of personal information about them that can be found online. However, since its passage in the late 1990s, COPPA has been routinely violated by media companies, manufacturers and others. Further, it isn't clear whether ChatGPT and other generative platforms comply with COPPA regulations.
• The Kids Online Safety Act , first introduced in 2021 and still moving through Congress, would require social media platforms to protect the data of minor-aged children. However, this legislation doesn't address the data that web service providers, email services and educational institutions can gather about our kids.
• An executive order on AI may serve as a guideline for future laws, but regulations that spell out what organizations can and can't do with AI technology do not exist yet.

What can I do to safeguard my child from the risks of AI?

AI is a moving target, so you may find it hard to set healthy guidelines for your child or teen. Here are a few common-sense suggestions for you to consider. You can also share them with teachers, coaches, neighbors and community leaders who work with your child.

• Talk to your kids about AI. Tailor what you say to your child's age and level of understanding.
• You don't want to frighten a young child, but you can make them aware that the smart speaker in your kitchen is not the same as a trusted friend. Talk about the differences between people and digital assistants—or between live conversations with friends and family and chatting on social media. Draw examples from your own life so your child gains a sense of how you practice online safety.
• With teens, aim for an open discussion about privacy, bias, bullying and other online safety issues. Don't preach—and don't try to cover every aspect of AI all at once. Ask them for their opinions and keep an open mind. This can prompt discussions that will help you learn together.
• Teach older kids how to manage online privacy . Explain how they can manage cookies, clear browsing histories and block social media users or marketers whose messages they choose not to see. Emphasize that this is something all online users should know—and offer a few examples of how you protect your own privacy.
• Try AI together. Consider testing out an AI-driven app like ChatGPT or Facetune together with your kids. This can give you the chance to discuss how it works and point out any issues that concern you. Common Sense Media offers reviews that help you choose platforms to test-drive as a family.
• Encourage curiosity and critical thinking. Challenge your kids to look for signs of bias in online content. For example, you can make a game out of spotting things that seem real vs. those that appear to be fake. Ask kids where they think the information or images are coming from. Does the person, company or group sharing them have a goal in mind? What reasons do we have to trust (or distrust) the sender?
• Talk about plagiarism. In a time when anyone can cut and paste content and pass it off as their own, kids need to understand the concept of original work. Explain how they can use online information as a jumping-off point for their own thinking. Make sure they understand that copying or presenting the words, images and ideas of others without giving them credit is wrong (and often illegal). Continue the conversation as you kids grow.

The future of AI & protecting kids

We have a long way to go in realizing the benefits of AI while also protecting our kids from the risks it might pose. The guardrails we need should reflect the tremendous power of AI to shape our everyday lives.

Ongoing dialogue should bring families together with schools, health care providers, sports and arts organizations and other community organizations, so we can help kids benefit from AI while minimizing its potential harms.

More information

AAP Family Media Plan

Video: 5 Tips for Talking to Your Kids about Generative AI (Common Sense Media)