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The Future Builders AI Lab™ Educator Toolkit
Everything a teacher needs to run an eight-session AI literacy program with students in grades 3 through 12. No prior AI experience, no software purchase, and no cost. Tell us where you teach and all five documents unlock on this page immediately.
5 documents
21 printable pages in total
8 sessions
45 to 75 minutes each
Print and go
Black-and-white friendly PDFs
No devices required
Unplugged options throughout
What's inside
Five documents, ready to print
The same materials our facilitators use. Each one works on its own, and together they cover planning, instruction, family communication, assessment, and evidence of growth.
Facilitator Guide
Everything needed to run the eight sessions with no prior AI experience, including grade-band adaptations.
- Before you begin: time, setup, printing, and what to send home
- Grade-band comparison for 3–5, 6–8, and 9–12
- Session-by-session objectives and core activities
- Facilitator moves, safety, and supervision guidance
Student Workbook Pages
One printable page per session with warm-up, activity space, evidence, and reflection prompts.
- Eight session pages plus a how-to-use cover
- Same packet works across all three grade bands
- Evidence prompt: what did you check, and how do you know
- Human-decision prompt in every session
Family Letter
A plain-language letter home explaining the program, privacy protections, and how to opt out.
- What students will learn, in family-friendly language
- How student privacy is protected
- Two questions families can ask at home
- Optional permission slip with an opt-out alternative
Project Rubric
Six criteria across four performance levels, with a printable class record sheet.
- Understanding, prompting, checking, fairness, safety, project defense
- Which rows to score for each grade band
- Four-level descriptors written in student-visible language
- Class record sheet for twelve students
Pre and Post Surveys
Matched student growth surveys, open-response prompts, an educator debrief, and a results sheet.
- Eight matched statements on a five-point scale
- Open-response prompts before and after the program
- Educator debrief for planning the next cohort
- Class results summary with pre, post, and change columns
How to use it
Six steps from download to evidence
- 1Read the facilitator guide and pick the grade band that matches your students.
- 2Send the family letter home at least three days before your first session.
- 3Print one student workbook packet per student, or one page per session.
- 4Give the pre-program survey in Session 1 before any instruction.
- 5Score the final project with the rubric in Session 8.
- 6Give the post-program survey and record the class results.
Who this is for
- Classroom teachers in grades 3 through 12
- School and public librarians running clubs
- Counselors and college and career advisors
- Afterschool and summer program leaders
- Youth ministry, scouting, and community program volunteers
- Parents and guardians teaching at home
These are proposed pilot materials. Outcomes described inside them are program design targets, not reported results. You are welcome to adapt them for your students; please keep the attribution line on printed pages.
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Download the toolkit
Add your details and all five documents unlock right here, with a copy of every link emailed to you.
- Facilitator GuidePDF · 3 pages
- Student Workbook PagesPDF · 9 pages
- Family LetterPDF · 2 pages
- Project RubricPDF · 2 pages
- Pre and Post SurveysPDF · 5 pages
No cost and no obligation to run the full pilot. These are proposed pilot materials; the outcomes described in them are program design targets, not reported results.
Want help running the full pilot?
We work with schools, districts, and community partners to run facilitated cohorts, train your staff, and capture outcome data. Start with a short scoping conversation.