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Free AI lessons for grades 3–5, no devices needed
Print one of these and teach AI tomorrow. Each needs paper, pencils and 15 to 50 minutes. Nothing needs a device, an account or an AI background.
› 11 free
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- Five-day week · 5 × 45 minUnplugged AI WeekFive AI lessons, no devices, about 45 minutes each, grades 4-8.
- Debate lesson · 45 minShould a robot do your homework?The homework helper is real. Is using it cheating, learning, or something in between?
- Debate lesson · 45 minCan a computer be your friend?It remembers your name and says nice things. Does that make it a friend?
- Debate lesson · 50 minWho taught the robot? Is it fair?The sorting robot only ever saw dogs. Now show it a cat.
- Debate lesson · 45 minShould the app decide what you watch?Autoplay isn't magic. Somebody built it — and it has a goal.
- Game · 20 minBot-BuildersInstall the loop. Survive the glitch. Reveal the bot.
- Game · 15 minData AuditDraft the data. Face the tests. Find the blind spot.
- Game · 20 minPrompt QuestSay exactly what you mean. The robot does exactly what you say.
- Game · 25 minMatchbox BrainTeach a paper robot to win. Only tell it when it loses.
- Game · 25 minTwenty Questions TreeAsk yes or no. Sort the world. Then meet the objects your tree never saw.
- Game · 25 minIs that real?Real or made? Call it, then back it with one clue.
Questions teachers ask
- Is it really free?
- Yes. Every lesson and game here is free to print or play as often as you like, with no email, login or student account.
- Do I need to know about AI to teach these?
- No. Each debate PDF has the background, vocabulary, a timed agenda and a rubric. Each game has its rules on one page.
- Will it work for third grade?
- Yes. The debate lessons are written for ages 8 to 11. In the unplugged week, the teacher guide marks which days suit age 8.
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