Play With AI

Hands-on lessons for the AI chapters of the CBSE Computational Thinking and AI books, Classes 6 to 8, in the same order as the books.

Choose a chapter to see its lessons.

Chapter 1 Introduction to AI and Everyday Examples

1 Automation or AI Smart, or just following steps?

2 People and machines differ You or the machine?

3 Learning with a teacher Learning with a teacher

4 Finding groups without labels Learning without a teacher

5 Trial, error and reward Learning by trying

Chapter 2 Basic Data Concepts

1 Forms of data Data is everywhere

2 Ways to collect data Where does data come from?

3 Frequency tables Put the data in order

4 Pictographs and keys Show the data

Chapter 3 Simple Pattern Recognition and Decision Making

1 Patterns tell us what is likely Spot the pattern in the data

2 Observation, pattern or guess Fact, pattern or guess?

3 Rules turn observations into decisions Make a rule, make a decision

Chapter 4 Ethics and Digital Responsibility

1 Strong passwords Build a strong password

2 Active and passive footprints Your digital footprint

3 Keeping personal information private Share or keep private?

4 Kind and safe online A kind and safe digital citizen

How these lessons work

Every lesson takes about four minutes. You make a guess, then try a small interactive toy, then see the idea in one line, then check yourself. You learn what AI is, how a machine learns from examples, how data is collected and shown, and how to use technology fairly and safely. No coding is needed, and nothing you type into a toy leaves the page. Lessons follow the learning outcomes in the CBSE Computational Thinking and AI handbooks. They are our own lessons, not copies of the books.