Our Household AI Agreement
A one-page contract you fill in together and both sign. Five promises from the kid, three from the grown-up, and blanks for your own house rules.
PDF · 1 page · Fill-in + sign
Download PDFThe Parent Library
Eight print-ready PDFs: the rules by grade level, the agreement your kid signs, the email to send when a detector flags them, and the prompts worth teaching. Designed to print on one or two pages and live on the fridge, not in a tab.
Every printable is free to download — no plan required.
A one-page contract you fill in together and both sign. Five promises from the kid, three from the grown-up, and blanks for your own house rules.
PDF · 1 page · Fill-in + sign
Download PDFWhat's allowed and what isn't, grade by grade — elementary, middle and high school — plus the exact line to say when your kid pushes back.
PDF · 3 pages · Reference
Download PDFA desk checklist your child runs on their own before submitting anything. Catches the two things that get students flagged.
PDF · 1 page · Desk checklist
Download PDFWhat to do in order when your child is accused, the email to send the teacher word for word, and the four phrases that make it worse.
PDF · 2 pages · Script + email
Download PDFEssays, math, coding, research, language, art — where the line sits for each assignment type, on one page you can post on the fridge.
PDF · 1 page · Wall chart
Download PDFTwelve cut-out prompts by age that make AI react to your child's thinking instead of replacing it. Print, cut, keep by the screen.
PDF · 1 page · Cut-out cards
Download PDFScreen-free questions for the car and the dinner table. No right answers — the thinking is the point.
PDF · 1 page · Question list
Download PDFThe account settings, parental controls and house defaults to put in place before your child starts — under 13, 13–15 and 16–18.
PDF · 2 pages · Setup checklist
Download PDFYes. Every PDF in the Parent Library is free to download and print — you just enter an email so we can send updates when new resources go up.
Printable PDFs for families using AI at home: the AI homework rulebook by grade, a household AI agreement, the flagged-by-a-detector parent script, prompting cards for kids, a help-vs-cheating chart, a ChatGPT setup checklist, conversation starters and a before-you-hand-it-in checklist.
Yes. Print and share them with your class, homeschool co-op or parent group as long as you keep the pages as they are. Email hello@promptbotlearning.com if you need a bulk or school version.
A one-page contract you and your kid both sign that spells out when AI can be used, what always has to be their own words, and what happens if the line gets crossed. It works because the rules are decided before the argument, not during it.
Start with the help-vs-cheating chart if you want one page on the fridge tonight, or the household AI agreement if you want a conversation this week.