K-5 · AI Literacy
5-Day PlanHands-on intro to how AI 'learns' — Quick, Draw! sorts, AI vs not-AI cards, draw your own training data.
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Topics most schools haven't built into the standard curriculum yet — but teachers are being asked about today. AI literacy, AI ethics, generative-AI writing partnerships, climate action, misinformation, mental health in the digital age, quantum computing, sustainable engineering, personal finance & crypto literacy, and neurodiversity-affirming classroom routines. Hand-authored authentic content — not templated.
Hands-on intro to how AI 'learns' — Quick, Draw! sorts, AI vs not-AI cards, draw your own training data.
From bias audits to deepfake detection — students leave able to defend or refuse an AI tool with reasons.
Lateral reading, reverse image search, source triangulation — students debunk a viral claim by Day 5.
Audit your school's footprint, design one fix, present it to a real decision-maker by Friday.
Real research on algorithmic feeds + sleep, then students build a personal protocol they'll keep past Friday.
AI as a critique partner, not a ghostwriter — voice-preservation rubric included.
Coin-and-card analogies, IBM Quantum Composer demo, the right way to talk about superposition.
Engineering design loop applied to a real waste stream — students iterate twice and pitch on Friday.
From a paycheck stub to compound interest to a clear-eyed look at crypto risks and incentives.
Whole-class routines (not pull-outs) that quietly support every neurotype — five 30-min builds.
Picture-book read-aloud unit with retelling, sight words, and phonics centers.
Ten-frames, base-ten blocks, and number-line games for early arithmetic.
Bean-seed observation journal + classroom living/non-living sort.
Community-helpers project with map-making and guest-speaker option.
Close-reading routine with text-evidence stickies and exit tickets.
Array models, fact-fluency stations, and word-problem strategy charts.
Mini water-cycle bag experiment + weekly weather data tracker.
Timeline + cause/effect chart with primary-source picture analysis.
Five-session self-portrait project using primary, secondary, and tertiary colors.
Five days of warm-ups, locomotor practice, and cooperative tag games.
Body-percussion warm-ups leading to a whole-class song performance.
Five-day argument-essay arc from claim drafting to peer revision.
Tape diagrams, double-number-lines, and real-world rate tasks.
From two-step to multi-step equations with a graphing checkpoint.
Cell-city analogy project and microscope station rotation.
Plate-boundary modeling with seismic data interpretation.
Element-card project + safe physical/chemical change demonstrations.
Senate-debate role play + cause/effect map of Roman influence.
Region-research project across the five themes with a presentation.
Mock-bill simulation tracing a law from idea to enactment.
Build vanishing-point drawings from sketch to inked final.
Skill stations + 5-day fitness tracker with student goal setting.
Label-decoding stations and healthy-meal planning project.
Five-day close-reading unit on character and theme.
Speech analysis from MLK to a modern address with a written response.
Excerpts from Emerson and Thoreau with paired analytical writing.
Two-act close reading with film comparison and journaling.
Three-method comparison with real-world systems applications.
From factoring to the quadratic formula with graph-matching tasks.
Two-column proof scaffolding with hands-on triangle constructions.
Unit-circle build-up with periodic-function modeling.
Conceptual limits, then derivative as instantaneous rate of change.
DNA model build, replication simulation, and translation lab.
Mole-ratio practice, limiting-reactant lab, and percent yield.
Free-body diagrams, force tables, and friction-coefficient lab.
Local-watershed case study with biodiversity field protocol.
Primary-source set + comparative protest-strategy analysis.
DBQ-style document set leading to a synthesis essay.
Case-brief jigsaw of five landmark First Amendment cases.
Market-simulation activity using a current-product case study.
Memory-experiment lab + study-strategy application project.
Compare/contrast analysis of three Renaissance masterpieces.
Five-session mixed-media self-portrait with class critique.
Fitness baseline + student-designed weekly training plan.
Stress-mapping activity with healthy-coping skill rotation.
Five days from print statements to a working number-guessing game.
Multisyllable decoding routine with timed fluency check-ins.
CRA sequence with manipulatives, drawings, then symbolic math.
Money identification through real-purchase role play.
Conversation-starter cards, video modeling, and role play.
Five days of heavy-work, proprioceptive, and calming activities.
Articulation drill cards plus AAC core-word modeling routines.
Picture-supported vocabulary with TPR and sentence frames.
Sentence-frame banks and structured academic conversations.
Pre-teach vocabulary, visual scaffolds, and sentence frames.
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