AI Quick Start

AI Quick Start

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Start Teaching AI Literacy Today - No Prep Required

Students are already using AI.

Most haven’t been taught how to evaluate it, question it, or use it responsibly.

This AI Literacy Quick Start Kit gives you a way to start immediately.

Use ready-to-go lessons to help students:

  • Understand how AI works

  • Think critically about what it produces

  • Build safe, responsible technology habits

Designed for real classrooms - no setup required.

86%

of students report using AI tools for their studies

56%

of children face at least one cyber risk online.

86%

of students report using AI tools for their studies

56%

of children face at least one cyber risk online.

Everything You Need to Teach the Lesson

Each lesson is designed to guide you and your students - no extra prep required.

Alignments to research-based AI Frameworks

  • Clear lesson goals and built-in guidance for leading discussions

  • Key vocabulary to introduce and reinforce understanding

  • Common misconceptions to address in real time

  • Connections to core subjects to support classroom integration

  • Built-in educator support to help you teach with confidence

Choose a grade band and start teaching in minutes.

K - 2nd Grade

3rd - 5th Grade

6th - 8th Grade

Classroom Ready Lessons 

These lessons should take 5-10 minutes. 

Copy the link to the student world to use in your LMS and get started! 

K-2 AI Literacy Lesson Series

  • Key Concepts in AI

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  • Understanding AI: What AI Can and Cannot Do

  • Understanding AI: Better Examples, Better Results

  • Using AI: Staying Safe with AI Tools

Check out the lessons

Students will be able to recognize personal information that should not be shared with AI tools.

Students will be able to differentiate between personal information and ‘safe to share’ information.

Students will be able to identify familiar AI examples in home, school, and community; name basic tasks they perform (reviewed through safety scenarios).

  • Using AI: The Role of the Human: Same Inputs, Different Outputs

  • Critical Thinking with AI: Does this Make Sense?

  • Ethics and Impact: Fairness, Please

Selected K-2 Safe & Smart Online Lessons

Students will understand the purpose of usernames and passwords for accessing digital accounts and the importance of keeping passwords private to protect their personal information.

Students will understand that icons represent functions within technology and recognize how technology is used in real-world situations.

Students will understand that icons represent functions within technology and recognize how technology is used in real-world situations.

K - 2nd Grade

3rd - 5th Grade

6th - 8th Grade

Classroom Ready Lessons 

These lessons should take 5-10 minutes. 

Copy the link to the student world to use in your LMS and get started! 

K-2 AI Literacy Lesson Series

  • Key Concepts in AI

Check out the lessons

  • Understanding AI: What AI Can and Cannot Do

  • Understanding AI: Better Examples, Better Results

  • Using AI: Staying Safe with AI Tools

Check out the lessons

Students will be able to recognize personal information that should not be shared with AI tools.

Students will be able to differentiate between personal information and ‘safe to share’ information.

Students will be able to identify familiar AI examples in home, school, and community; name basic tasks they perform (reviewed through safety scenarios).

  • Using AI: The Role of the Human: Same Inputs, Different Outputs

  • Critical Thinking with AI: Does this Make Sense?

  • Ethics and Impact: Fairness, Please

Selected K-2 Safe & Smart Online Lessons

Students will understand the purpose of usernames and passwords for accessing digital accounts and the importance of keeping passwords private to protect their personal information.

Students will understand that icons represent functions within technology and recognize how technology is used in real-world situations.

Students will understand that icons represent functions within technology and recognize how technology is used in real-world situations.

A Clear, Classroom-Ready Way to Teach AI, Safety, and Digital Literacy

If this works in your classroom, it shouldn’t stop there.

Use this ready-to-send letter to share AI literacy with your school or district—and start the conversation about teaching students how to use AI safely and responsibly.

A Clear Path to Teaching AI, Safety, and Digital Literacy

Everything you need - ready to teach

Teach digital literacy, online safety, and AI in one place with structured, ready-to-use lessons—so you can spend less time planning and more time teaching.

Introduce AI with confidence

Guide students through AI concepts with built-in structure and safeguards—no guesswork, no risk of unsafe use, and no need to become an AI expert first.

Turn AI into a thinking skill - not just a tool

Help students question, evaluate, and use AI responsibly through guided practice and real classroom scenarios - so they learn how to think, not just what to click.

Ready-to-use lessons - no prep required

Get frameworks-aligned lessons you can use right away, with built-in activities that guide students step-by-step—so you’re not starting from scratch.

Works with the way you already teach

Use lessons for whole class, small groups, or independent work - flexible enough to fit your schedule, pacing, and classroom needs.

Spend less time grading and tracking

Automatic grading, progress tracking, and ready-made activities handle the busywork - so you can focus on teaching, not managing.

You’re not on your own

Access help, training, and resources whenever you need them - so you can get up and running quickly and keep lessons moving without disruption.

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