
Six complete units. 25 days of teaching. One download.
Six classroom-ready artificial intelligence units that behave the same way, with nothing to assemble: how artificial intelligence works, AI literacy and chatbots, AI in the classroom, AI ethics, AI and careers, and deepfakes and AI scams. Every unit starts with a real situation and gets to the idea second. Students learn what the machine actually does and when to check it, then what it changes about schoolwork, fairness and jobs. Print the guided notes, open the deck, run the activity, collect the exit ticket.
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🎁 Not ready to buy? Try a free sample lesson: What Is Artificial Intelligence? →Every unit in the bundle comes with short browser games that practice its lessons with new examples. Students play on a computer or tablet, with no account and nothing to install. Use one with the lesson or instead of the paper activity.
Every unit uses the same seven folders, so once you have taught one you know exactly where everything is in the other five.
One page out of four of the six units, exactly as it prints. Nothing here is a mock-up.
Every day has its own note pages built from that day's slides, in the same order you teach them, with the answers in a word bank on the page. Editable Word and print-ready PDF, and every one has a complete key.
The activity prints on the page students write on, with the answer boxes right there. Students work it alone first, then check with one partner. Nothing gets cut out, laminated or posted.
Twelve long-form scenarios across the bundle, two in every unit. Every person, company and chatbot in them is made up. Students read everything the case prints on the page, then work out what happened and what should happen next.
Twenty multiple choice questions and four written answers, sitting after the lessons rather than crammed into the last one. Run it as an extra day or set it as a take-home with the self-grading Google Form.
AI Literacy & Chatbots and Deepfakes & AI Scams are the same units that ship in the Digital Citizenship and Cybersecurity bundles — one product each, sold in two bundles, so if you already own one of those bundles you already own that unit. Every unit also has a Convert to YOUR State's Standards page with a copy-paste AI prompt.
Most of what's out there is a hype video or a list of rules. Every unit here opens on something that happened to somebody, then works out the idea from it.
Students learn what the machine does and when to check it, then what it changes about schoolwork, fairness and jobs.
Every answer key gives a sample answer and the line that says when to give the point.
Five minutes of bell ringer, 13 of slides and guided notes, 20 of activity, 7 for the exit ticket. Every day fits a 45-minute period, and the teacher guide prints the schedule.
Every activity prints on the page the student writes on, with the answer boxes right there. Students write in boxes, not on lines.
Every person, company and chatbot in these units is made up, and no student page names a real AI product.
Each one practices a day's skill with new examples, in the browser on a computer or tablet, with no account. Use one with a lesson or instead of that day's paper activity.
Print-ready PDFs, every deck in PowerPoint and Google Slides™, and 31 self-grading Google Forms™ for every quiz and exit ticket.
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One download. Six units, 25 days planned, every key included.