Your teen is growing up in the AI era. Let's teach them how to use it wisely.
You've watched them lean on ChatGPT for homework and wondered — is this cheating, is it safe, are we already behind? In one focused day, your teen (ages 11–17) learns to use AI honestly, safely, and creatively for school. And you walk out with calm, clear rules for home.
Reserve a Seat
- Saturday, June 27, 2026 · 10 AM–4 PM
- Private event lounge, Newmarket
- Light healthy lunch included
You're not worried your teen can't use AI. You're worried no one's teaching them to use it well.
The essay that read a little too polished
You sensed AI did more of the work than they did — and weren't sure how to bring it up without a fight.
"Help" that's really just answers
The homework gets done, but the thinking underneath isn't happening. The grade looks fine. The learning isn't.
The quiet privacy worry
You don't fully know what they're typing into these tools — or what's safe to share. Nobody handed you a rulebook.
Now picture the other version: your teen using these exact tools with judgment — asking sharper questions, checking what's true, guarding their privacy — and you holding simple language to guide them, instead of policing them. That shift is the entire point of this one day.
Reserve a Seat — $97Six foundations for using AI with confidence and care.
AI Basics in Plain English
What AI is, what it is not, and why it matters for school, creativity, and the future.
Prompting as a Thinking Skill
How to ask better questions, give useful context, and use AI to support stronger thinking.
AI for School, Used Ethically
Studying, explanations, flashcards, and practice questions without replacing the student's own work.
Truth Checking + Source Awareness
How to spot weak answers, verify information, and see why AI can sound confident yet be wrong.
Privacy + Digital Safety
What not to share with AI tools, and how to protect personal information online.
Creativity + Future Skills
How AI can support projects, ideas, communication, confidence, and future readiness.
They do not just attend. They leave with practical tools.
- AI Smart Prompt Guide
- AI Study Buddy Prompt
- Truth Filter Checklist
- Personal AI Safety Rules
- 7-Day AI Practice Plan
- Mini AI Toolkit built in the workshop
- Parent + Teen AI Use Agreement
- Certificate of Completion
Hi, I'm Gabriela — I built this for my own kid, too.
I'm the founder of Make It Reyn, where I help owner-led businesses figure out where AI actually belongs — without the hype. But the conversation that kept me up at night wasn't about business. It was watching my own child grow up in the AI era while the gap quietly widened between the kids who understand these tools and the kids left to figure them out alone.
Teens don't need fear-based lectures about AI. They need guidance, judgment, and a few adults willing to teach them to use powerful tools wisely. That is the entire reason this day exists.
Gabriela Reyn · Founder, Make It Reyn · Newmarket, Ontario
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Give your teen a smarter start with AI.
A small founder cohort with only 12 teen seats available.
Reserve a Seat — $97Saturday, June 27, 2026 · Newmarket · If we cancel, you're fully refunded; if your plans change, your seat transfers.