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AI Tools, Curriculum, and Resources
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of both the tools students use and the topics they need to understand. Educators are increasingly thinking about two related goals: teaching with AI and teaching about AI.
Teaching with AI means using AI tools to support instruction. Teachers might use AI to generate lesson ideas, create differentiated materials, or design engaging classroom activities.
Teaching about AI focuses on helping students understand how these systems work. This includes exploring concepts like machine learning, data, bias, and the real-world impacts of automated systems.
This section brings together resources that support both approaches. The materials range from short demonstrations that introduce a single AI idea to longer curriculum units that explore how AI systems work and how they should be used responsibly.
The pages below organize resources by how they are typically used in classrooms.
Activities, Games, and Demonstrations - Short activities, games and demonstrations that introduce AI ideas in a single lesson or class period. These are useful for exploratory learning, enrichment, or discussion starters.
Curriculum and Lessons: Multi-day lessons, projects, and structured units designed to build deeper understanding of artificial intelligence concepts, ethics, and applications across grade levels and subject areas.
AI Tools for Teachers: Instructional tools that can support planning, feedback, differentiation, and classroom workflow. These resources focus on practical use while encouraging responsible and transparent AI practices.
Whether you are experimenting with a short activity or building a longer learning experience, these resources are intended to help educators explore AI thoughtfully and responsibly.
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