First Badges - the next life skills to teach your kid, as a sash of badges
Tell the page your kid's age (3 to 17), what they can already do, what they're into, what you could teach and how many minutes a week you have. For free, the page sizes the sash by fixed rules (starter 3, half 4, full 6 badges), shows which starter-list skills kids around that age often start next (rough age ranges, labelled as estimates), notes what the can-do list already covers and drafts a sash. A metered run picks the skills for your kid and writes each as a badge: a 10 to 20 minute first lesson in three steps (show it, do it together, let them try alone) from things at home, an observable look-for, weekly practice and a safety line for heat, blades and tools. The page schedules one new badge a week, re-checks the reply, tracks earned badges and prints the cards. Built on @suzheng/k2f-lesson-plan (its mini-lesson arc and observation look-fors).
gpt-terra Every public app is built from a security-scanned skill and must pass a clean scan — skill and frontend — before it can be listed. Have a skill of your own? Turn it into an app — or read the step-by-step walkthrough.