For Teachers
Lesson plans: all 36 AIQ lessons, by world
AIQ's curriculum is 6 worlds of 6 lessons each, one world per AI4K12 big idea. A typical class covers one world every 1–2 weeks with two 20–30 minute sessions, finishing the full course in a semester — or teachers can assign single worlds to fit an existing unit.
World 1 — What Is AI?
Big idea: AI Foundations
1.1.1AI Is Everywhere!
1.1.2Smart vs. Intelligent
1.1.3AI Scavenger Hunt
1.1.4AI or Not? The Game
1.2.1How Computers Think
1.2.2Step-by-Step Instructions
World 2 — How AI Sees & Hears
Big idea: Perception
2.1.1How Computers See
2.1.2How Computers Hear
2.1.3How Computers Read
2.2.1Sensors and Data
2.2.2When AI Gets Confused
2.2.3AI Perception Challenge
World 3 — How AI Learns
Big idea: Learning
3.1.1Learning from Examples
3.1.2Finding Patterns
3.1.3Learning from Mistakes
3.2.1Good Data vs Bad Data
3.2.2Neural Networks
3.2.3Generative AI
World 4 — AI in the Real World
Big idea: Real-World AI
4.1.1AI in Healthcare
4.1.2AI in Transportation
4.1.3AI in Creativity
4.2.1AI in Science
4.2.2AI in Your Pocket
4.2.3AI and Jobs
World 5 — Is AI Fair?
Big idea: Societal Impact / Ethics
5.1.1When AI Isn't Fair
5.1.2Privacy & AI
5.1.3Deepfakes & Misinfo
5.2.1AI & the Environment
5.2.2Who's Responsible?
5.2.3Your AI Rules
World 6 — Build the Future
Big idea: Building with AI
6.1.1Design Thinking for AI
6.1.2Train Your Own Model
6.1.3AI + Creativity Mashup
6.2.1Your AI Invention
6.2.2AI Career Paths
6.2.3What's Next?
Using this in class
- Every lesson auto-adapts to the student's age group — the same lesson ID works for a Grade 2 class and a Grade 10 class.
- Create a class from the teacher dashboard to assign specific lessons and see per-question weak spots across the room.
- World 5 (ethics, privacy, deepfakes) pairs well with an existing digital citizenship unit; World 6 (build a model, career paths) pairs well with a capstone or career-exploration unit.
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