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AI is showing up earlier in kids’ lives than ever before — and during Mental Health Awareness Month, it’s a reminder that digital wellness matters just as much as digital skills. 💜

Helping students build healthy online habits starts with judgment, confidence, and critical thinking:

✔ STOP. before they trust it.
✔ THINK. before they share it.
✔ CHOOSE. before they post it.

🔗Access the kit: https://hubs.ly/Q04gNNZV0

Our free K–8 AI Literacy Quick Start Kit helps schools and families create safe, age-appropriate conversations about AI, online safety, emotional well-being, and responsible technology use.

Because preparing students for the future also means helping them protect their mental and emotional health online.

🚨 TODAY ONLY — 1 PM ET
Live conversation with the FBI on AI + student safety.
⚠️ Not recorded. No replay.

What they’re seeing right now with students, gaming, social platforms, and online threats.

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This week, we’re celebrating the educators who help students become thoughtful seekers of information.

Librarians and media specialists do so much more than manage books and resources.

They help students ask better questions.

They teach students how to evaluate what they find.

They create spaces where curiosity is welcomed.

They help students understand that information is powerful, and that using it well is a skill.

In a world filled with search results, social feeds, AI-generated answers, and endless digital content, this work has never mattered more.

Thank you to the librarians and media specialists helping students become careful readers, critical thinkers, and responsible digital citizens.

STOP. THINK. CHOOSE.

This is what we want students to do online and AI. But how do we get them there?
We have a simple way to start.

We’re opening access to our Free K–8 AI Literacy Quick Start Kit:
⚡ No rostering. No teacher prep. No setup
🏫 Ready for classrooms, schools, and families

👉 Get the free Quick Start Kit: https://hubs.ly/Q04c7VWD0

Across all grades, we’re building one simple habit with AI:

✔ STOP before accepting what AI gives you
✔ THINK about accuracy, bias, and missing information
✔ CHOOSE how to use it responsibly

Today, we’re spotlighting Grades 3–5 — where students begin to see how their words shape AI responses and learn to question what they get back.

This is where critical thinking with AI really starts to take shape.
👉 Start with the free Quick Start Kit: https://hubs.ly/Q04c7VWD0

📅 Then Join our AI Literacy Week: https://hubs.ly/Q04c7Z3r0