The AI Education Project

AI readiness K-12 curriculumfor every classroom

aiEDU's AI readiness classroom resources are built for teachers, by teachers. These hands-on, discussion-based activities are designed to explore AI concepts in low tech ways and foster collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity.

Aligned to aiEDU's AI Readiness Framework and content area standards, these curricular resources are designed to flexibly integrate across all content areas.

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AI Exploration

Elementary Explorations

Grades 3–5

Short, hands-on activities that introduce younger students to foundational AI concepts. No prior AI knowledge needed for students or teachers.

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AI Snapshot

AI Snapshots

Grades 6–12

Quick, discussion-based activities that build AI readiness inside existing subjects. Minimal prep needed. No dedicated AI class required.

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Project

Projects

Grades 9–12

Structured, inquiry-based AI projects where students investigate a topic in depth and produce a shareable artifact.

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Flex Plan

Flex Plans

Grades 9–12

Flexible, self-paced AI literacy experiences that can be facilitated by substitute teachers, after-school leaders, or a homeschooling parent.

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Learning Journey

Learning Journeys

Grades 6–12

Multi-day instructional sequences that move students through scaffolded learning on AI Readiness concepts with practice-based assessments built in.

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What educators are saying

aiEDU builds curriculum with teachers, from focus groups for feedback to piloting in-development content to co-designing materials. Teacher voice and student agency are at the heart of aiEDU curriculum.

“The snapshots are short, but they spark deep thinking and discussion. My students were not just participating, they were forming opinions, defending their thinking, and making connections to their own lives.”

Shaina Bryant

6-8 Math teacher · Atlanta, Georgia

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Indigitize

Indigitize adapted aiEDU's resources to help students consider how AI shows up in their lives and to facilitate conversations grounded in Indigenous perspectives. Indigitize is a non-profit focused on empowering Indigenous youth and educator voice in shaping emerging technologies.

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