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Free printable activities and worksheets to teach AI concepts. Includes sample exercises you can use right away in classrooms or at home.

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Worksheets

6-12

Grades

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Samples

20-60

Minutes Each

Grades 6-7Activity Sheet20-30 minutes

AI in My Life

Students identify AI-powered devices and apps they use every day.

AI awarenessReal-world AI

✎Sample Exercise: AI Scavenger Hunt

Look around your home and list AI-powered items:

•Voice assistants (Alexa, Siri, Google Assistant)
•Smart TV recommendations
•Spam filters in email
•Autocorrect on your phone
•Face unlock on devices
•YouTube/Netflix recommendations

💡 Think About: For each item, answer: How does AI help this work better?

Grades 6-7Worksheet25-35 minutes

Pattern Detective

Practice finding patterns in data, just like AI does.

Pattern recognitionData analysis

✎Sample Exercise: Find the Pattern

Complete the sequences:

•2, 4, 6, 8, ?, ? (Answer: 10, 12)
•A, C, E, G, ?, ? (Answer: I, K)
•🍎🍌🍎🍌🍎? (Answer: 🍌)
•Red, Blue, Red, Blue, Red, ? (Answer: Blue)

💡 Think About: How do you think a computer would find these patterns?

Grades 7-8Activity Sheet30-40 minutes

Build a Decision Tree

Create a flowchart that makes decisions like an AI algorithm.

AlgorithmsDecision makingClassification

✎Sample Exercise: Is It a Fruit or Vegetable?

Create yes/no questions to classify foods:

•Start → Is it sweet? → Yes → Likely a fruit
•Start → Is it sweet? → No → Does it have seeds inside?
•→ Yes → Still might be a fruit! → No → Likely a vegetable

💡 Think About: Create your own decision tree to classify: Animals (mammal, bird, fish, reptile)

Grades 8-9Worksheet25-35 minutes

Training Data Challenge

Learn how the quality of training data affects AI predictions.

Machine learningData qualityBias

✎Sample Exercise: Good Data vs Bad Data

You're training an AI to recognize cats. Which training set is better?

•Set A: 100 photos of orange tabby cats
•Set B: 100 photos of different cat breeds, colors, and poses
•Set C: 50 cat photos, 50 dog photos labeled as cats

💡 Think About: Why would Set B produce the best AI? What happens if you use Set A or Set C?

Grades 9-10Discussion Guide40-50 minutes

AI Ethics Scenarios

Discuss ethical dilemmas in AI development and usage.

AI ethicsCritical thinkingBiasPrivacy

✎Sample Scenario: The Self-Driving Car Dilemma

Discuss this situation:

•A self-driving car's brakes fail. It must choose between:
•Option A: Swerve left and hit 1 pedestrian
•Option B: Swerve right and hit 3 pedestrians
•Option C: Continue straight and crash into a wall, harming the passenger

💡 Think About: Who decides what the AI should do? The programmer? The car owner? The government?

Grades 10-11Worksheet35-45 minutes

Neural Network Basics

Understand how neurons connect and process information.

Neural networksDeep learningWeights

✎Sample Exercise: Human Neural Network Game

Play this with classmates:

•5-6 students stand in a line (these are "neurons")
•First student receives a number (the "input")
•Each student multiplies by a secret number (their "weight")
•Pass the result to the next student
•Final student announces the output
•Try to guess each student's weight!

💡 Think About: How is this similar to how real neural networks process information?

Grades 10-12Case Study45-60 minutes

Bias in AI Investigation

Explore how bias can appear in AI systems and its real-world impact.

AI biasFairnessEthicsSocial impact

✎Sample Case Study: Resume Screening AI

Analyze this real-world example:

•A company built an AI to screen job applications
•It was trained on 10 years of hiring data
•The AI learned to reject resumes with the word "women's" (e.g., "women's chess club")
•It also downgraded graduates of all-women's colleges

💡 Think About: What went wrong? How could this have been prevented? Who was harmed?

Grades 11-12Research Activity45-60 minutes

AI Career Explorer

Research AI careers and the skills needed for each role.

Career planningAI jobsFuture skills

✎Sample Research Task: AI Career Profiles

Research and compare these AI careers:

•Machine Learning Engineer: What do they build?
•Data Scientist: What problems do they solve?
•AI Research Scientist: What do they discover?
•AI Ethics Officer: What do they protect?
•Robotics Engineer: What do they create?

💡 Think About: For each career: What education is needed? What skills? What is the typical salary?

How to Use These Worksheets

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For Teachers

• Use as warm-up activities
• Assign for homework
• Group discussion starters
• Assessment materials

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For Parents

• Weekend learning activities
• Spark AI conversations
• Supplement school learning
• Family discussion topics

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Worksheet by Grade Level

Grade	Recommended Worksheets	Focus Areas
6-7	AI in My Life, Pattern Detective	Awareness, Basic concepts
7-8	Decision Tree, Training Data	Algorithms, Data quality
9-10	AI Ethics, Bias Investigation	Critical thinking, Ethics
10-12	Neural Networks, AI Careers	Technical concepts, Career prep

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Recommended Worksheets

Focus Areas

6-7

AI in My Life, Pattern Detective

Awareness, Basic concepts

7-8

Decision Tree, Training Data

Algorithms, Data quality

9-10

AI Ethics, Bias Investigation

Critical thinking, Ethics

10-12

Neural Networks, AI Careers

Technical concepts, Career prep