AI in the Headlines
High-interest reading and argument writing lessons built on real, current AI news. Every lesson has an original article at two reading levels, 8 questions, a paired opinion piece, an argument prompt with a teacher score card, and a full answer key. Print and go: no devices, logins or AI tools needed.
The Complete Bundle
All the AI in the Headlines lessons so far plus the 3-day Using and Citing AI mini-unit. It's a growing bundle: one new lesson is added each month until the series is complete at 12 lessons, and you get every new one free.
The price goes up a little as each new lesson is added, so buying now gets you everything for less.
Homework Helper or Homework Doer?Should students use AI for homework? · $3.75
Who Pays the Power Bill?AI data centers and electricity · $3.75
Should Machines Make the Call?AI referees in sports · $3.75
Real or Fake? AI-Made ImagesDeepfakes and media literacy · $3.75
Can an AI Tutor Teach You?AI tutors vs. teachers · $3.75
When AI Doesn't Do What You AskedAI mistakes and responsibility · $3.75
Using and Citing AI mini-unit3 days: Helper vs. Doer, citing AI · $6
Zuri's Approval RatingFree class poll game · companion to the lessons · FREE
Next lesson: "Will AI Take Your Future Job?" arrives in November. New lessons come out monthly.
Sub-Ready AI Rules
No-prep emergency sub plans that teach students to use AI honestly. A guest teacher can run each day cold: a minute-by-minute run sheet, every direction printed on the page, students working alone and in writing. Your own class AI rules go on page one, so your rules always win. Print only: no devices, slides or internet.
Talk It Out
Opinion talk and opinion writing for upper elementary. Students talk it out first in small groups, with roles, sentence starters and a listener sheet, then write it down. One kit works with any topic, and each topic pack has two balanced opinion pieces in a grade 4 and a grade 5 version, on AI questions kids already face, from recess to robots. Print and go: no devices needed.
3-Day Sub Set
Using AI the Right Way
Green, Yellow or Red?
Opinion & Discussion Kit
Recess in an AI World?
Should Kids Use AI for Homework?
Should Robots Help Teachers?
Should Apps Pick Your Next Video?