Lessons your students actually need
Ready-to-teach lessons that help students understand AI, use it safely, and question it when it's wrong.
The more students understand how AI works, the better they can use it wisely.
What students will learn
Content: Available grade levels
Grades 3-53 of 3 lessons live
✅ Lesson 1: Spot the AI!
✅ Lesson 2: Teaching a Computer to Sort
✅ Lesson 3: Being Safe and Kind with AI Helpers
Grades 6-84 of 4 lessons live
✅ Lesson 1: AI All Around You
✅ Lesson 2: How AI Really Works
✅ Lesson 3: Using AI Safely and Honestly
✅ Lesson 4: How Fair Is It, Really?
Grades 9-104 of 4 lessons live
✅ Lesson 1: How Good Is This AI, Really?
✅ Lesson 2: Algorithms and Data, In Depth
✅ Lesson 3: Privacy and Copyright
✅ Lesson 4: Societal Impact and Governance
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Content: Grounded in published guidance
Every lesson cites its sources. A lesson can't go live without them.
Grades 3-5
Grades 6-8
- Ontario 2022 Grades 1-8 Science & Technology Curriculum
- ECNO English Generative AI Guidelines (2025)
- Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, joint resolution on EdTech (Oct 2025)
- Wisconsin DPI AI Guidance (Human > AI > Human model)
- California Dept of Education AI Resource Kit
- Washington OSPI Comprehensive AI Guidance (Human > AI > Human model)
- CSTA & AI4K12 AI Learning Priorities for K-12 Students (2025)
- AILit Framework, OECD & European Commission (2025)
Grades 9-10
- CSTA & AI4K12 AI Learning Priorities for K-12 Students (2025)
- AILit Framework, OECD & European Commission (2025)
- UNESCO AI Competency Framework for Students (2024)
- Wisconsin DPI Curriculum Integration of AI
- Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, joint resolution on EdTech (Oct 2025)
- California Dept of Education AI Resource Kit
- Washington OSPI Comprehensive AI Guidance (Human > AI > Human model)