K12 AI Labs

AI Labs Full Course Package — All 25 Lessons

$300.00

K12 AI Labs Full Course Bundle

AI Labs Full Package is the complete curriculum for teaching artificial intelligence in a modern K–12 classroom. All 25 lesson guides, 25 presentations, both ethics lessons, and every capstone project option are included—at one price, with nothing extra to purchase.

Seven content modules take students from foundational AI ethics through hands-on work in research and writing, audio production, animation and character design, coding and game design, interactive media, and video production. The curriculum is sequenced to build skill and understanding progressively, but every module also works as a standalone unit if you're mixing and matching for your program.

Students work with industry-relevant tools throughout: Adobe Firefly, GitHub Copilot, Google's Teachable Machine, ElevenLabs, Hugging Face, Perplexity AI, Notion AI, HeyGen, RunwayML, and more. Every lesson is project-based, resulting in real work students can be proud of—and a portfolio that demonstrates genuine AI literacy.

The ethics content isn't a box to check—it runs through the entire curriculum. From Lesson 1's foundational AI use agreement through the bias analysis, ethical poster design, responsible media production, and deepfake discussions woven into later modules, students are asked to think critically about AI at every stage.

Every lesson includes a full instructor guide, ISTE-aligned standards, student activities, differentiation supports, and a matching PowerPoint presentation. Capstone project options are included free and work as portfolio showcases, public exhibitions, or end-of-course assessments.

Includes all 25 lesson plans, 25 lesson presentations, 2 ethics lessons, and all capstone project options.

This is a digital lesson accessed via lesson PDF—no physical product will be shipped.

AI Labs is designed for middle and high school classrooms but is adaptable across grade levels. It fits naturally into computer science, media, elective, or STEM programs—and can be taught as a semester course, stretched to a full-year, or a flexible collection of standalone lessons with 10 Cumulative Project options with teacher materials and student pacing guide.

Details
  • Subject
    Information Technology
  • Grade Level
    Middle School, High School
  • Teaching Role
    Independent Study
  • Course Format
    Digital
  • Fulfillment Type
    Download
  • Parental Involvement
    Low: Minimal daily involvement
  • Credits/Transcripts
    No transcripts or transferrable credits are provided with this course.
  • Grading Method
    No assessments

What's Included

Module 1: Ethics, Safety, and Policy
• Lesson 1: Responsible AI Use [Ethics — Included FREE]
• Lesson 2: Bias and Integrity in AI [Ethics — Included FREE]
Module 2: Research, Writing, and Knowledge Tools
• Lesson 3: Prompt Engineering: Talking to AI Effectively
• Lesson 4: AI for Brainstorming and Outlining
• Lesson 5: Fact-Checking with AI and Human Sources
Module 3: Audio and Music Generation
• Lesson 6: Creating Voice Narration
• Lesson 7: Creating AI-Generated Music for Multimedia
• Lesson 8: Creating a Podcast Intro or Sonic Logo
Module 4: Animation and Character Design
• Lesson 9: Character Concept Design with AI
• Lesson 10: Realistic vs. Stylized Characters
• Lesson 11: Storyboarding with LTX Studio
• Lesson 12: Ethical Poster Design in AI
• Lesson 13: Portfolio Showcase
Module 5: Coding and Game Design
• Lesson 14: AI Coding Assistants
• Lesson 15: Debugging with AI
• Lesson 16: Building a Mini-Game Prototype
• Lesson 17: Intro to Machine Learning
• Lesson 18: Exploring TensorFlow and Hugging Face
• Lesson 19: Coding for Impact
Module 6: Interactive Media and Creativity
• Lesson 20: AI Sketches and Games
• Lesson 21: AI-Aided Poster or Presentation Design
• Lesson 22: Organizing Ideas with Notion AI
• Lesson 23: Research Reports with Perplexity AI
Module 7: Video Production and Virtual Presenters
• Lesson 24: AI Explainer Video
• Lesson 25: AI Avatar Presentation

Materials Needed

• Internet-connected devices (laptops, desktops, tablets, or Chromebooks) for all students
• Display screen for teacher demos
• Headphones (recommended for audio and music lessons)
• Webcam (built-in or external) for Machine Learning lesson
• Access to AI tools: ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity AI, Notion AI, DALL·E, Adobe Firefly, Leonardo AI, ElevenLabs, Suno, Soundraw, Loudly, LTX Studio, AutoDraw, Quick Draw!, Canva Magic Studio, Gamma AI, Figma AI, Hugging Face, TensorFlow Hub, Google Teachable Machine, GitHub Copilot, AskCodi, RunwayML or Synthesia, HeyGen or HourOne
• Code editor such as VS Code or Replit (Coding & Game Design lessons)
• Student accounts for applicable platforms (most offer free tiers)
• Printed or digital worksheets and handouts (included in each lesson — templates provided)
• Shared drive or digital portfolio platform such as Google Drive, Canva, or Behance (Animation unit)
• Optional: drawing tablets, graphic tablets, or sketch templates (Animation unit)
• Optional: microphones for recorded presentations (Animation Portfolio lesson)

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K12 AI Labs

AI Labs is a hands-on, project-based curriculum that prepares students to understand, use, and think critically about artificial intelligence. Across 25 lessons and seven content modules, students move from foundational AI ethics through real creative and technical work—writing prompts, generating music, designing characters, coding games, training machine learning models, and producing video with AI avatars.

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