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Supervised Machine Learning with Compounds, Elements and Mixtures

Teachers feel free to use these additional datasets for students to learn more about Science: Compounds, Elements and Mixtures, as well as Supervised Machine Learning!

Environmental AI Kahoot to review content

A Kahoot that can be utilized with the Environment Impact of AI

Revised Decision Tree Lesson Plan

This decision tree lesson plan includes the activity, "Is it for Dress Code", which can be used as an alternative to the "Is it for Winter?" activity.

AI/ELA Integration for grades 3-5

This storyboard model provides a basic structure for integration of ELA and AI concepts. This activity is intended for students who have already been exposed to poetry and What is AI? lessons. The objective of this lesson is to have students demonstrate understanding of what are basic AI technologies and what are the three major components of AI as well as command of poetry.

Teacher-Made Version: Is it for Dress Code? Online Worksheet

This activity is an alternative for the Is it for Winter? Online Worksheet activity. Here, students will create a decision tree for whether clothing items are appropriate for dress code or not dress code.

Your Creative Images | Decision Tree Option Teacher-Made

This resource is an alternative activity to the Pasta Land. In this activity, the students add images and create their decision trees. The teacher uses their work to discuss biases.

PastaLand - Hands-On

Modification to PastaLand digital lesson activity to physically complete (with pictures of students using materials)

Sort -A-Snack!

Students can categorize different snacks based on the images. It is middle school-related snacks.

Investigating Bias: AI Science Investigation

Science Teachers feel free to incorporate this AI Science Investigation. Students will investigate bias in science (scientists, science safety, science tools, and experiments).

Extension Comparing Bias

This is an extension activity to further highlight how bias exists in diffusion models and how prompt modification can highlight bias. Students are given two different models and are able to select adjectives and professions for image generation. This also includes a discussion about research linked with the tool that highlights gendered language in job advertising and how that might impact results.

What's in a Neighborhood? Online Worksheet

This activity is culturally relevant for students living in Chicago. This activity can be modified to any large city with a diverse population and lots of neighborhoods.

AI and Sustainability: Can AI help solve some of the problems it is causing?

We know that it takes a tremendous amount of resources to train AI systems. But can the benefits outweigh the costs? In this extension activity, students will explore the following resources to learn about how AI is being used to work toward environmental sustainability.

What is AI? Storyboard Teacher Made

This is a framework and exemplar to use if you want to have students write a short storyboard of a potential AI tool. This is useful for integrating ELA into this lesson, including story elements.

What is AI? Analogy Teacher Made

This storyboard model provides a basic structure for integration of ELA and AI concepts. This activity is intended for students who have already been exposed to Poetry and the lesson called What is AI?

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Online version of Neural Networks Activity

An online version of the Neural Network Activity, where students simulate the working of a neural network by choosing 4 words to describe an image, which are fed forward through the network, and the results evaluated. The input weights are adjusted (back propagation) and the process is repeated with a second image.

Offline

A hands-on version of the AI or Not? sorting activity in which students sort pictures of contemporary technology into two groups: technology with AI and technology without AI. The activity is designed to get students thinking about the three parts of machine learning (dataset, learning algorithm, prediction) as a tool for determining whether the technology in their everyday life uses AI or not.

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