Organized into three age-appropriate tracks. Each track is broken into standalone modules that can be taught in any order, or combined into a full program. All modules follow the same template structure, so facilitators always know what to expect.
No account required to download and use any material.
Teachers, parents, and homeschoolers can use it all, anytime.
Refreshed annually to reflect the latest AI developments.
Each module is designed to be standalone (60–90 min) or combined into a half-day or full-day program. All modules are reviewed by a classroom teacher before finalization.
Discovery & Awareness. AI Explorers introduces young learners to the idea that AI exists in the world around them, how it helps and sometimes confuses us, and what it means to be a thoughtful user of technology.
5 standalone modules · 60–90 minutes each · friendly, hands-on, and curiosity-led.
Critical Thinking & Ethics. AI Investigators goes deeper: how does AI actually work, what are its real-world consequences, and what does responsible use look like in school and daily life?
6 standalone modules · 60–90 minutes each · evidence, debate, and real-world cases.
Agency, Policy & Action. AI Architects is designed for students ready to think seriously about AI's role in society — and their own role in shaping it. Modules move from understanding to agency and action.
6 standalone modules · 60–90 minutes each · culminating in a student capstone.
3–5 measurable objectives — what students will know or be able to do by the end.
A core hands-on exercise that anchors the concept in something kids actually do.
Prompts for whole-class or small-group conversation that surface real opinions.
Handouts, videos, tools, and external links — everything you need in one place.
Piloted timing so you can plan the session — 60 to 90 minutes per module.
Exit tickets, reflections, quizzes, or projects to check understanding.
Download the full curriculum free, or invite a certified facilitator to deliver it as a workshop in your school.