Oops! My Robot Drew a Hotdog!
What happens when a robot tries to draw a hotdog on the beach? Total chaos. And maybe a little genius.
In this hilarious and interactive beginner book, kids join Chip the robot and his human sidekick on a wild adventure through the world of AI-generated art. With laugh-out-loud results, epic fail prompts, and doodle-style illustrations this book teaches kids ages 6–10 how to:
- Use safe prompts to create fun AI art
- Understand what AI is and how it works
- Explore the difference between real art vs robot art
- Practice ethical digital creativity
- Build confidence in their imagination
- Print, display, and even color their weird masterpieces!
Includes:
- Kid-safe AI tool suggestions
- Printable art gallery templates
- Giggle-worthy comic panels
- Bonus reflection: “Can robots really make art?”
Perfect for parents, teachers, and homeschoolers looking to teach:
- Digital literacy
- Creative thinking
- Safe tech habits
- Arts integration with AI
A laugh-out-loud, hands-on guide to safe, silly, and smart AI art for kids!
Are your kids obsessed with robots, drawing, or just plain weird stuff? Welcome to “Oops! My Robot Drew a Hotdog!”—a laugh-out-loud beginner’s guide to AI art for curious, creative kids (ages 7–12). Packed with doodles, silly prompts, and real-life kid-safe AI tools, this book introduces children to the wild world of Artificial Intelligence—without needing any coding skills! What’s Inside This AI Adventure? Bonus Features: Hilarious prompt journal pages (“Things I’d NEVER ask a robot to draw”) Perfect for STEAM learning, homeschool, classroom fun, and creative family bonding! Why Parents & Teachers Love It: Introduces tech literacy in a silly, age-appropriate way Encourages ethical thinking and responsible tech use Builds writing, art, and critical thinking skills Makes learning AI fun, not scary! #AIForKids #KidsLearnAI #FunnyAIArt #STEAMLearning #AIArtBook #KidFriendlyTech #EducationalHumor #CreativeKidsClub #PromptFail #ChildrensSTEMBook #HomeschoolArt #AIArtFun #PJSmithBooks