Lessons ready for tomorrow
Ready-to-teach lessons that help students understand AI, use it safely, and question it when it's wrong. Our flagship AI Literacy series is available now; more courses follow the same standard.
The more students understand how AI works, the better they can use it wisely.
For teachers who needed something grounded yesterday
Students are already using AI. These courses give you the material to address it properly: lessons that are honest about how AI works, scoped to a single period, and backed by published guidance rather than opinion.
- AI moved fast. These lessons are grounded in published guidance so you're not guessing.
- 25–40 minutes with a handbook built in. Open it Monday, teach it Tuesday.
- No special tech background needed. If you can run a class, you can run these.
- One shared classroom code per course. Students never create accounts.
- Every live lesson cites its sources. Nothing goes live without them.
AI Literacy
A classroom series on how AI systems work, where they appear in daily life, and how to use them with care. Lessons cover data and models, bias, privacy, and academic integrity, organized by grade band.
Grades 3-5Lesson 1: Spot the AI!
Lesson 2: Teaching a Computer to Sort
Lesson 3: Being Safe and Kind with AI Helpers
Grade 3Lesson 1: What is Data?
Lesson 2: The Digital Footprint
Lesson 3: Private vs. Public Information
Lesson 4: Safe Sharing Boundaries
Lesson 5: Data Trail Map: Game-Based Application
Grades 6-8Lesson 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 9-10Lesson 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
Coming next
More courses
Additional classroom courses will appear here as they meet the same bar: teachable in one period, handbook included, and sources documented for each lesson.
Sources behind AI Literacy
Sources for each published lesson are listed below for curriculum review.
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)
A letter home about AI
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A note you can print, email, or paste into the class newsletter. Same wording for school and home. Edit it on the page.