SlayTheBots is a free AI literacy platform for teens. It includes games to spot AI-generated content, a 6-lesson coding academy, and personalized recommendations for AI bootcamps and courses.

Yes. All 4 games and the first academy lesson are completely free with no signup required. The full 6-lesson academy requires a free email signup.

Can I learn AI coding on SlayTheBots?

Yes! The Bot Builder Academy is a 6-lesson mini-course that takes you from 'What is AI?' to building your first chatbot. No experience needed.

What age is SlayTheBots for?

SlayTheBots is designed for teens ages 12-18, but anyone can play. The games are engaging for all ages and the academy is suitable for complete beginners.

Can teachers use SlayTheBots in the classroom?

Absolutely. SlayTheBots aligns with ISTE, CSTA, and state AI literacy standards. Classroom features with teacher dashboards are coming soon.

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// FOR EDUCATORS & PARENTS

AI Literacy Made Fun

Whether you're a teacher bringing AI literacy to your classroom or a parent preparing your teen for an AI world — we built this for you.

AI Literacy That Students Actually Want to Use

Your students are already interacting with AI every day. SlayTheBots gives them the critical thinking skills to navigate an AI world — through games they'll actually play.

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Free Printable Classroom Kit

20 "Real or AI?" challenge cards, teacher guide, discussion questions, and student certificates. Zero tech required — just print and play. 45 minutes of standards-aligned AI literacy.

20 CardsTeacher GuideDiscussion QsCertificates

Free Games

120+

Challenges

Student Cost

8-18

Age Range

// THE URGENCYWhy AI Literacy Can't Wait

79%

of teens encounter AI-generated content weekly but most can't reliably identify it

Stanford Internet Observatory, 2025

25+

states now mandate or recommend AI literacy education in K-12 schools

AI Education Policy Tracker, 2026

more likely to share misinformation when unable to distinguish AI from human content

MIT Media Lab, 2025

skill employers say new grads lack: critical evaluation of AI-generated work

LinkedIn Workforce Report, 2025

// WHY SLAYTHEBOTS WORKSNot Another Boring PDF

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Games, Not Lectures

Students learn to spot AI content, write effective prompts, and think critically — all through competitive games with leaderboards and shareable scores.

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Phone-First Design

Built for how students actually use technology. Works on any device, no app download needed. Students play on their phones during class or at home.

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Viral by Design

Score sharing, friend challenges, and tier rankings create organic engagement. Students challenge each other without being told to. The learning is the side effect.

// THE CURRICULUMFour Games, Four Critical Skills

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Bot or Not?

Content Detection

Students read text and identify whether it was written by a human or AI. Teaches pattern recognition for AI-generated content — the most immediately useful AI literacy skill.

ISTE 1.3 — Knowledge Constructor

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Prompt Wars

Prompt Engineering

Students write creative prompts and see how AI responds. Teaches effective communication with AI tools — the skill employers are hiring for right now.

ISTE 1.5 — Computational Thinker

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Deep Fake Detective

Media Literacy

Students analyze descriptions of media content to determine if it's AI-generated or real. Teaches critical evaluation of images, video, and audio in an AI era.

ISTE 1.3 — Knowledge Constructor

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Jailbreak Challenge

AI Safety

Students try to trick AI chatbots into breaking their rules. Teaches how AI guardrails work, why they matter, and how adversarial thinking strengthens AI systems.

ISTE 1.2 — Digital Citizen

// STANDARDS ALIGNMENTBuilt for Compliance

ISTE Standards for Students

1.2 Digital Citizen, 1.3 Knowledge Constructor, 1.5 Computational Thinker — direct alignment across all four games

State AI Literacy Mandates

Aligns with CA, NY, VA, NJ, CT, and 20+ other state K-12 AI literacy requirements now in effect or pending

CSTA K-12 Standards

Impacts of Computing, AI & Machine Learning concepts, analyzing computing innovations and their societal effects

Common Core ELA

Critical analysis of texts, evaluating sources and claims, media literacy and information evaluation across content areas

// IN THE CLASSROOMThree Ways to Use SlayTheBots

Warm-Up Activity

5 minutes at the start of class. Students play a quick round on their phones. Instant engagement, zero prep. Compare scores as a class.

Lesson Anchor

Build a full lesson around a game. Play Bot or Not, then discuss: What makes AI writing different? How do you evaluate sources in 2026?

Take-Home Challenge

Assign as homework with a target score. Students share results. Creates organic discussion about AI literacy that extends beyond the classroom.

Simple, School-Friendly Pricing

Students — Forever Free

All 4 games, unlimited play, no account needed

$500/yr

School License — Coming Soon

Teacher dashboard, analytics, class codes, lesson plans

Volume discounts for districts. Title IV-A eligible.

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Classroom Mode — Coming Soon

Teacher dashboards, class session codes, student progress tracking, custom challenge banks, and standards-aligned lesson plans.

Teacher Dashboard

Class Join Codes

Progress Analytics

Custom Challenges

Lesson Plans

Bulk Accounts

FERPA Compliant

Priority Support

Get early access when classroom features launch:

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Bot Builder Academy — Assign as Homework

The free 6-lesson mini-course takes students from "What is AI?" to building their first chatbot. Assign Lesson 1 as homework — it takes 10 minutes and requires zero prep from you.

Lesson 1: What is AI? (FREE)Lessons 2-6: Email signup

Pricing

Games + Lesson 1

Free forever

Full Academy

Coming soon — $29.99

School License

Coming soon — $500/yr

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Content Safety

Age-Appropriate Content

All content appropriate for ages 8+. Reviewed by educators. Safe for classroom use with no parental consent required.

Safe Categories Only

Only animals, food, nature, objects, buildings, art, and vehicles. No faces, violence, or inappropriate content.

No Data Collection

All progress stored in the browser only. No accounts, no emails, no tracking. Nothing leaves the device.

COPPA & FERPA Friendly

No personal information collected means no compliance burden. Safe to use without IT department approval.

The games are free. Right now. No signup.

Try them yourself before bringing them to your classroom.