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Code.org AI Foundations
A free high-school AI and computer-science curriculum covering AI literacy, the internet, cybersecurity, data, ethics, bias, JavaScript, web development, and responsible AI creation.
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Museum AI
Museum AI is an interactive online exhibition about the history and future of artificial intelligence, with browser exhibits and school-oriented learning across seven zones.
What Is Super Intelligence? (Grades 5-8)
NASA’s grade 5-8 technology explainer introduces machine learning and related ideas through examples from rovers, space science, Earth observation, and careers.
Mindogo
Mindogo teaches AI concepts through controlled browser missions about agents, signals, classification, testing, and evidence, with a free no-account starting set.
Peabody
Peabody is a free AI-adaptive learning platform for pre-readers through 8th grade combining reading, math, world facts, games, and level-matched stories.
TalentJR Coding
TalentJR Coding is a browser curriculum for school-age learners with short lessons, quizzes, coding challenges, badges, and courses from Python through AI and robotics.
Wovi
A pre-launch AI-learning world for ages 9–13 with browser missions that teach agents, classification, data literacy, testing, and reflection.
CodingTeading
CodingTeading is a nonprofit education group that shares free browser-based coding and AI programmes, from early block coding and no-reading puzzles to game making, science, maths, and AI exploration.
Code.org Computer Science Discoveries
A flexible middle-school computer-science curriculum covering animations and games, design, data and society, app creation with devices, physical computing, AI, and creative problem solving.
UArizona Girls Who Code Club
The University of Arizona’s Girls Who Code club offers free Saturday coding classes for grades 6–12, including Python, Arduino, robotics, AI, website development, and game projects.
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