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Every resource below has been developed by our team of certified AI specialists and experienced Canadian educators. All materials are free to use in your classroom or district.
Lesson Plan
Grades K-5
Introduction to AI for Young Learners
A five-lesson unit that introduces elementary students to the basics of artificial intelligence through storytelling, sorting activities, and simple pattern recognition games. Each lesson includes teacher notes, student handouts, and assessment rubrics aligned with provincial math and science expectations.
Policy Template
District-Wide
AI Acceptable Use Policy Template
A comprehensive, customizable policy template for school districts looking to establish clear guidelines around AI tool usage by students and staff. This document covers generative AI, privacy considerations under PIPEDA and provincial legislation, academic integrity standards, and parental communication frameworks.
Guide
All Educators
Educator's Quick-Start Guide to Generative AI
A practical, jargon-free guide that walks educators through the fundamentals of generative AI tools. Topics include how large language models work, responsible prompting techniques, identifying AI-generated student work, and strategies for using AI as a teaching assistant rather than a replacement for critical thinking.
Lesson Plan
Grades 9-12
AI Ethics and Bias: A Critical Thinking Unit
A six-lesson unit designed for secondary social studies and computer science courses. Students investigate real-world cases of algorithmic bias, explore the ethical dimensions of facial recognition technology, and develop their own ethical frameworks for evaluating AI systems. Includes debate prompts, case study handouts, and a summative project rubric.
Research
2025 Report
State of AI in Canadian K-12 Education
Our annual research report surveys over 1,200 educators across all provinces and territories to assess current levels of AI literacy, tool adoption rates, policy readiness, and educator confidence. The 2025 edition reveals significant regional variations and highlights emerging best practices from leading districts in Ontario, British Columbia, and Alberta.
Guide
Administrators
AI Tool Evaluation Checklist for Schools
A structured checklist that helps school and district administrators evaluate AI tools before approving them for classroom use. Criteria include privacy compliance (PIPEDA, FIPPA, FOIPP), data residency requirements, accessibility standards, pedagogical alignment, and total cost of ownership. Designed to streamline the vetting process and reduce risk.
Lesson Plan
Grades 6-8
Machine Learning Unplugged: Activities for Middle School
Four hands-on activities that teach machine learning concepts without requiring computers. Students use card sorting, decision trees, and classification challenges to understand how AI systems learn from data. Perfect for classrooms with limited technology access or as an introduction before moving to digital tools.
Policy Template
Secondary
Academic Integrity in the Age of AI
A policy template and accompanying educator guide that addresses the challenges of maintaining academic integrity when students have access to generative AI tools. Includes sample policy language, scenario-based discussion prompts for staff meetings, parent communication templates, and assessment design strategies that promote authentic learning.
Research
2025 Survey
Parent Perspectives on AI in Schools
A summary of findings from our 2025 survey of over 800 Canadian parents and guardians. The report examines attitudes toward AI use in classrooms, concerns about privacy and screen time, and expectations for school communication around new technologies. Useful for districts planning parent engagement strategies around AI adoption.