| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Format | Recorded Lectures (Self-Paced) |
| Level | Beginner |
| Duration | 1 Month (1-2 Hours per Week) |
| Certification | e-Certification + e-Marksheet |
| Fee | Free |
| Tools | ScratchJr Scratch Teachable Machine Quick Draw Visual Learning Activities Pattern Recognition Child-Friendly AI Applications |
About the Artificial Intelligence for Young Learners Course (1-5) Course
Artificial Intelligence for Young Learners: Classes 1-5 introduces children to Artificial Intelligence through stories, visual learning, simple games, and age-appropriate digital activities.
This self-paced course helps learners understand how smart machines recognize pictures, understand voices, identify patterns, and support people in everyday life. The course develops curiosity, creativity, logical thinking, and responsible technology use without requiring advanced coding knowledge.
Program Highlights
• Introduction to Artificial Intelligence through simple stories and familiar examples
• Four structured modules delivered through recorded lectures
• Flexible learning through the NanoSchool e-LMS platform
• Age-appropriate activities based on patterns, images, sounds, and instructions
• Exposure to ScratchJr, Scratch, Teachable Machine, and Quick Draw
• Development of observation, sequencing, creativity, and logical thinking
• Safe, ethical, and responsible technology-use guidance
• e-Certification and e-Marksheet after successful completion
Course Curriculum
Module 1: Understanding Artificial Intelligence
- Introduction to Artificial Intelligence using examples from home, school, and everyday life
- Difference between people, machines, computers, and smart machines
- How AI helps devices recognize pictures, sounds, words, and patterns
- Common uses of AI in mobile phones, games, maps, toys, and learning applications
- Understanding that AI follows instructions and learns from information provided by people
Module 2: Patterns, Instructions and Smart Decisions
- Recognizing patterns in colours, shapes, numbers, pictures, and everyday objects
- Understanding step-by-step instructions, sequencing, and simple algorithms
- Learning how computers use information to make basic choices and suggestions
- Introduction to sorting, grouping, and classifying objects using common features
- Developing logical thinking through visual puzzles and child-friendly problem-solving examples
Module 3: AI in Images, Sounds and Language
- Understanding how AI recognizes animals, objects, faces, and common pictures
- Introduction to voice recognition and how digital assistants understand spoken commands
- Exploring how AI can identify sounds, words, and simple patterns in language
- Learning how chatbots and educational applications respond to questions
- Understanding that AI may sometimes make mistakes and requires correct information
Module 4: Creative and Responsible Use of AI
- Exploring how AI supports drawing, storytelling, music, learning, and creative expression
- Understanding safe behaviour while using computers, mobile devices, and online platforms
- Learning why personal information, photographs, and passwords should remain private
- Recognizing the importance of kindness, fairness, and responsible technology use
- Discovering future possibilities of AI in schools, healthcare, transport, and environmental protection
Tools, Techniques, or Platforms Covered
ScratchJr Scratch Teachable Machine Quick Draw Visual Learning Activities Pattern Recognition Child-Friendly AI Applications
Real-World Applications
- Understand how voice assistants respond to spoken questions and commands
- Recognize how recommendation systems suggest videos, games, or learning content
- Explore how maps and navigation applications identify routes and locations
- Understand how smart cameras and applications recognize pictures and objects
- Learn how educational platforms use AI to support reading, Mathematics, and language learning
- Discover how AI can assist doctors, teachers, farmers, and environmental professionals
Who Should Attend & Prerequisites
- Students studying in Classes 1-5
- Children interested in computers, smart devices, robots, and digital creativity
- Parents seeking a structured introduction to Artificial Intelligence for their children
- Primary-school teachers introducing technology and computational thinking
- Schools planning beginner-level AI awareness programs for young learners
Certification
