If your kids aren't learning AI and coding, they're already falling behind.

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The video provides high-utility, actionable information for parents concerned about their children's future, packaged in a quick, easy-to-consume listicle format.

Summary

The creator lists five educational websites that teach children coding and AI skills. She encourages parents to save the video and follow her for more similar content.

Structure

1Identify the problem of kids falling behind
2Introduce the list of five websites
3Present Scratch and CodeMonkey
4Present Teachable Machine and Code.org
5Present Tynker
6Call to action to tag a parent and follow

Call to action

Tag a parent who needs to see these and follow for more videos like this.

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5 Websites That Put Your Kids Ahead Of Other Kids YOUR LEARNING AI AND CODING THEY'RE ALREADY FALLING BEHIND BUT DON'T WORY HERE ARE FIVE AMAZING WEBSITES TO HELP THEM LEARN AI AND CODING AND SET THEM UP FOR THE FUTURE FIRST SAVE THIS VIDEO SO YOU DON'T FORGET NUMBER 1 SCRATCH NUMBER 2 CODEMONKEY NUMBER 3 TEACHABLE MACHINE NUMBER 4 CODE.ORG NUMBER 5 TYNKER

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5 websites that help kids learn ai and coding to set them up for the future. Do not sleep on this websites. Follow for more💯 #ai #aiforeveryone #DigitalTools #newcreator #website #aiforkids #coding #parents #kidsoftiktok

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If your kids aren't learning AI and coding, they're already falling behind. But don't worry, here are five amazing websites to help them learn AI and coding and set them up for the future. First, save this video so you don't forget. Number one, scratch.mit.edu, a fun free platform created by MIT where kids as young as five can start coding. Number two, codemonkey.com, here kids get to learn real coding through interactive puzzle games. It's coding made fun. Number three, teachablemachine.withgoogle.com, here kids can train AI to recognize images, sounds, and poses like a mini AI scientist. Number four, code.org, one of the best platforms for beginner friendly coding lessons, trusted by schools worldwide. Number five, tynker.com, with 5,000 plus lessons, kids can go from modding Minecraft to learning AI and advanced coding. Don't let them miss out on the future of technology. Tag a parent who needs to see these and follow for more videos like this.