The First AI Creation Lab for Kids.

Yes. Kids never interact directly with AI tools. Every project runs through curated, age-appropriate templates and is guided by trained instructors. Safety, privacy, and positive use are built into every step.

Yes. DreamLoomAI is built to complement, not replace, Montessori values. Our sessions start with hands-on creativity: children sketch, imagine, and direct the process themselves. The technology simply acts as a tool to bring their ideas to life, much like using paints, clay, or musical instruments.

Kids remain the creators; AI is the helper. The focus is on child-led imagination, storytelling, and collaboration — all core Montessori values. The brief use of technology provides a “wow moment” that amplifies their own work, while the heart of the session remains rooted in creativity, independence, and choice.

AI isn’t just another tech trend, it’s already shaping how we learn, work, and create. By the time today’s elementary kids graduate, AI fluency will be as essential as reading or math. Giving your child hands-on experience now means they grow up confident using it as a partner, not overwhelmed by it later.

Absolutely. If your child can draw, tell a story, or share an idea, they can succeed here. We guide them step-by-step so technology never gets in the way of their imagination.

It means your child knows how to think with technology, not just use it. They learn to brainstorm, experiment, and adapt alongside AI, the same abilities future jobs, schools, and communities will demand. It’s not about teaching a tool, it’s about building a mindset.

No. All materials are included: tablets, creative tools, and software. Your child just needs to show up with their imagination.

Most programs teach software skills or keep kids busy. DreamLoomAI is different, kids see their own ideas turned into real creations. That “wow, I made this” moment is what keeps them engaged and learning week after week. 

Sessions are led by trained mentors with both educational and technology backgrounds. Think of them less as “teachers” and more as creative guides who help kids turn imagination into reality.

Families can continue into the next semester with new projects and themes. Pioneer families also get priority access to future programs and showcases.

Traditional skills like coding and math are still valuable but AI changes the game. Kids don’t just follow instructions, they design, imagine, and problem-solve while AI helps them bring ideas to life. That creative confidence is what sets them apart in the future.

Not when it’s introduced the right way. We’ve built a safe, guided environment where kids use AI in age-appropriate, creative ways. They’re not learning complex systems, they’re learning how to explore their imagination with a powerful new tool, just like a pencil or a camera.