The Tech Interactive
The Tech Interactive is a family-friendly science and technology center in the heart of downtown San Jose. They also provide virtual plans for hands-on activities, experimental labs and design challenge experiences that empower youth to innovate with creativity, curiosity and compassion.
Airbus Foundations’ OST Activities
Youth ages 8 to 12 are still discovering the world around them. Use these lessons help them explore the world of STEAM, with several lessons just on AI. Use these lessons to spark kids’ imaginations with scientific topics. Check out the Great Network of Words to dive into AI.
Day of AI Lessons
Day of AI provides lessons to bring AI literacy to your program with free, ready-to-teach units and educator resources.
Google x 4-H Artificial Intelligence Curriculum
Through six interactive activities for grades 5-12 developed by Google and 4-H, you’ll think like a problem solver, improving AI systems that mirror real ag-tech innovations. By the end, you’ll see how AI is shaping the future of food, sustainability, and technology—and how you can be part of it.
AI Literacy Learning Scenarios
This resource has short AI-generated videos and ready-to-use activity ideas for 6-12 graders that fit into a 40-minute activity block and cover a variety of subjects with no prep-required.
AI Unplugged
Northwestern University offers a collection of AI Unplugged activities - no screens required. In the resource, you will find a description of each activity, the flow of how it should be presented, some related vocabulary, a materials list with links to all printable materials, and learning objectives.
Understanding AI Literacy
Stanford University offers a framework for adults that identifies and organizes skills and knowledge to help you and your students independently and thoughtfully navigate the opportunities and challenges of generative AI - it's a quick way to learn about AI and its implications for OST educators.
Technovation Girls Curriculum
This curriculum will guide you through the process of developing a mobile app or web app that solves a problem in your community. Multiple curricular levels support ages 8-18.
Common Sense Media’s Digital Literacy and Wellbeing Curriculum
K–8 lessons to prepare students for life in the digital world. This curriculum readies students for the possibilities—and pitfalls—of today's always-on world, from AI literacy to cyberbullying, screen time, and more.
Code.org’s AI Curricula for Elementary and Middle School
Code.org offers a series of high-quality, free unit plans professional learning, ready-to-use tools, and engaging videos to support your AI teaching journey from start to finish.