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What children learn

A parent chooses the curriculum each child follows. Here are the curricula, and for the one you pick, the grades open now, with each subject's first units as examples.

These lessons are designed to follow each curriculum and are reviewed by the AI Family School team before they're published. If you spot a mistake, please tell us.

Grade 1

139 lessons in 6 subjects

  • Math

    35 lessons
    1. 1Adding and Subtracting Within 10
    2. 2Story Problems
    3. 3Adding and Subtracting Within 20

    and 7 more units

  • English Language Arts

    31 lessons
    1. 1Sounds and Stories
    2. 2Short Vowel Words
    3. 3Characters, Settings and Events

    and 7 more units

  • Science

    19 lessons
    1. 1Sound and Light
    2. 2Sending Messages with Light and Sound
    3. 3Plant and Animal Parts

    and 2 more units

  • Social Studies

    18 lessons
    1. 1Rules and Roles
    2. 2Families Then and Now
    3. 3Maps of My World

    and 3 more units

  • Arts Education

    18 lessons
    1. 1Music All Around
    2. 2Lines, Shapes and Colors
    3. 3Dance: Moving to Music

    and 3 more units

  • Physical and Health Education

    18 lessons
    1. 1Moving Safely
    2. 2Healthy Habits: Hands, Sleep and Water
    3. 3My Busy Heart

    and 3 more units

Grade 2

149 lessons in 6 subjects

  • Math

    33 lessons
    1. 1Adding and Subtracting Within 20
    2. 2Odd, Even and Arrays
    3. 3Hundreds, Tens and Ones

    and 7 more units

  • English Language Arts

    32 lessons
    1. 1Vowel Teams and Story Questions
    2. 2Fables and Folktales: The Lesson of a Story
    3. 3Longer Words: Blends, Bossy r and Two Beats

    and 7 more units

  • Science

    21 lessons
    1. 1Materials and What They're Good For
    2. 2Take Apart, Heat Up, Cool Down
    3. 3Plants and Their Helpers

    and 3 more units

  • Social Studies

    21 lessons
    1. 1Communities of Every Kind
    2. 2Maps, Directions and Our World
    3. 3Producers and Consumers

    and 4 more units

  • Arts Education

    18 lessons
    1. 1Rhythm Patterns: Ta, Ti-ti and Rest
    2. 2Colors and Moods
    3. 3Dance: Shapes, Levels and Pathways

    and 3 more units

  • Physical and Health Education

    24 lessons
    1. 1Skip, Run and Jump Safely
    2. 2Feelings, Friends and Dance
    3. 3Strong and Steady

    and 5 more units

Grade 3

172 lessons in 6 subjects

  • Math

    41 lessons
    1. 1Equal Groups: Multiply and Divide
    2. 2Multiplication Facts and Properties
    3. 3Rounding, Adding and Subtracting Within 1000

    and 9 more units

  • English Language Arts

    33 lessons
    1. 1Story Characters and Word Parts
    2. 2Fables, Folktales and Myths: The Central Message
    3. 3Longer Words: Syllables, Latin Suffixes and Tricky Spellings

    and 7 more units

  • Science

    29 lessons
    1. 1Forces and Motion
    2. 2Swings, Seesaws and Patterns in Motion
    3. 3Magnets, Static and a Design Problem

    and 6 more units

  • Social Studies

    24 lessons
    1. 1Communities Near and Far
    2. 2Maps, Places and Regions
    3. 3How Places Change and Connect

    and 5 more units

  • Arts Education

    18 lessons
    1. 1Music: Reading and Writing Rhythm and Melody
    2. 2Visual Art: Imagine It, Add Details
    3. 3Dance: Dance Maps, ABA and the Stage

    and 3 more units

  • Physical and Health Education

    27 lessons
    1. 1Leap, Jump and Land
    2. 2Fit for Field Day
    3. 3Balance and Dance

    and 6 more units

Grade 4

173 lessons in 6 subjects

  • Math

    44 lessons
    1. 1Place Value to a Million
    2. 2Adding and Subtracting Big Numbers
    3. 3Times as Many: Comparing and Factors

    and 11 more units

  • English Language Arts

    34 lessons
    1. 1Reading Like a Detective: Inferences, Characters and Theme
    2. 2Long Words: Syllables and Greek and Latin Roots
    3. 3Fact Texts: Main Idea, Summary and Structure

    and 7 more units

  • Science

    26 lessons
    1. 1Speed, Energy and Collisions
    2. 2Energy Resources and Our Environment
    3. 3Moving Energy: Design a Device

    and 4 more units

  • Social Studies

    27 lessons
    1. 1Our Region on the Map
    2. 2Land, Water and Climate
    3. 3History Detectives

    and 6 more units

  • Arts Education

    18 lessons
    1. 1Music: Major, Minor and Simple Harmony
    2. 2Visual Art: Art Detectives (Clues, Messages and the Curator's Job)
    3. 3Theatre: Characters, Conflict and Changing the Story

    and 3 more units

  • Physical and Health Education

    24 lessons
    1. 1Spring, Step and Land
    2. 2The Five Parts of Fitness
    3. 3Fact Finders: Health Claims, Ads and Choices

    and 5 more units

Grade 5

170 lessons in 6 subjects

  • Math

    44 lessons
    1. 1Place Value and Powers of Ten
    2. 2Decimals to Thousandths: Read, Compare, Round
    3. 3Writing and Reading Expressions

    and 11 more units

  • English Language Arts

    30 lessons
    1. 1Words That Paint Pictures: Figurative Language and Point of View
    2. 2Word Builders: Greek and Latin Roots and Context Clues
    3. 3Fact Texts: Main Ideas, Summaries and Structures

    and 6 more units

  • Science

    24 lessons
    1. 1Particles Too Small to See
    2. 2Properties, Mixtures and New Substances
    3. 3Matter and Energy in Ecosystems

    and 4 more units

  • Social Studies

    27 lessons
    1. 1Mapping North America
    2. 2Native Nations, Then and Now
    3. 3Encounters and Exchange

    and 6 more units

  • Arts Education

    21 lessons
    1. 1Music: Chords, Form and Composing Our Own
    2. 2Theatre: Opening Night (Objectives, Body and Voice, Design and Theme)
    3. 3Visual Art: Combining Ideas, Practising Techniques, Artist Statements

    and 4 more units

  • Physical and Health Education

    24 lessons
    1. 1Moves in Combination: Travel, Jump and Balance
    2. 2Two Kinds of Fitness and My Activity Plan
    3. 3Throw, Catch and Volley on the Move

    and 5 more units

Grade 6

142 lessons in 3 subjects

  • Math

    62 lessons
    1. 1Ratios and Rates
    2. 2Ratio Graphs and Converting Units
    3. 3Dividing Fractions by Fractions

    and 11 more units

  • English Language Arts

    41 lessons
    1. 1Reading Like a Detective: Evidence and Inference
    2. 2How Stories Grow: Plot, Character and Theme
    3. 3Words with Power: Figurative Language, Connotation and Tone

    and 6 more units

  • Science

    39 lessons
    1. 1From Cells to Body Systems
    2. 2Senses, Nerves and the Brain
    3. 3Particles, Temperature and Heat

    and 5 more units

Grade 7

148 lessons in 3 subjects

  • Math

    62 lessons
    1. 1Proportional Relationships
    2. 2Scale Drawings
    3. 3Percent Problems

    and 10 more units

  • English Language Arts

    37 lessons
    1. 1Where It Happens: How Setting Shapes People
    2. 2Growing Things: How a Theme Develops Across a Book
    3. 3Sound and Form: How Poems and Plays Make Meaning

    and 6 more units

  • Science

    49 lessons
    1. 1Atoms, Molecules and Substances
    2. 2Chemical Reactions and Conservation of Mass
    3. 3Design Challenge: A Pack That Warms or Cools

    and 6 more units

Grade 8

150 lessons in 3 subjects

  • Math

    61 lessons
    1. 1Rigid Transformations and Congruence
    2. 2Angles, Parallel Lines and Triangles
    3. 3Dilations and Similarity

    and 11 more units

  • English Language Arts

    40 lessons
    1. 1The Strongest Evidence: Dialogue, Clues and Quotations
    2. 2Freedom and Knowledge: Theme and Central Idea Over a Whole Work
    3. 3When the Reader Knows More: Irony, Suspense and Humor

    and 6 more units

  • Science

    49 lessons
    1. 1Forces, Motion and Collisions
    2. 2Electric and Magnetic Forces and Fields
    3. 3Electric Circuits

    and 7 more units

Grade 9

135 lessons in 3 subjects

  • Math

    49 lessons
    1. 1Equations, Inequalities and Formulas
    2. 2Functions and Their Graphs
    3. 3Linear Functions and Sequences

    and 9 more units

  • English Language Arts

    40 lessons
    1. 1Complex Characters: Motives, Choices and Theme
    2. 2Words at Work: Tone, Connotation and Figurative Language
    3. 3Time and Tension: Structure, Pacing and Suspense

    and 7 more units

  • Science

    46 lessons
    1. 1Cells: Structure, Scale and Transport
    2. 2The Molecules of Life and Enzymes
    3. 3Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration

    and 7 more units

Grade 10

134 lessons in 3 subjects

  • Math

    49 lessons
    1. 1Transformations and Symmetry
    2. 2Lines, Angles and Proof
    3. 3Triangle Congruence

    and 9 more units

  • English Language Arts

    41 lessons
    1. 1Symbol, Irony and Theme: How Much Is Enough?
    2. 2Who Tells It: Narrators, Voice and Distance
    3. 3Julius Caesar: Rhetoric and Power on Stage

    and 7 more units

  • Science

    44 lessons
    1. 1Atoms and the Periodic Table
    2. 2Bonding, Structure and Properties
    3. 3Chemical Reactions and Equations

    and 8 more units

Grade 11

4 lessons in 1 subject

  • English Language Arts

    4 lessons
    1. 1Story by Design: Beginnings, Turns and Endings

What a lesson is like

In a lesson your child talks out loud with their AI teacher, one to one, while a shared board shows pictures, questions and hands-on models. Lessons are planned for 20 to 45 minutes, and go like this:

  1. Warm-up

    A quick question about something from before.

  2. Today's challenge

    A question to wonder about, which the lesson answers.

  3. Sam's idea

    Sam, an AI classmate, shares an idea that isn't quite right, and your child helps sort it out.

  4. Learn it

    The teacher shows the new idea on the board, step by step, with something to build, move or act out along the way.

  5. Talk it over

    Your child talks an idea over with Sam, backs it with the exact words that show it, and says Sam's side back before disagreeing.

  6. Together

    They answer questions together. When your child is stuck, the teacher gives a small hint, one step at a time.

  7. Another way to see it · only when needed

    If it hasn't clicked yet, the teacher explains it a different way.

  8. On your own

    Your child tries a few questions on their own.

  9. Exit ticket

    A few last questions, without hints, to show what your child has got.

  10. Wrap-up

    The teacher sums up what they learned.

After each lesson your child finishes, you get a short report: the learning goals, how your child did, and what comes next. Each class also has a time limit: when it's reached before the lesson is done, the teacher wraps up kindly and your child's place is saved for next time.

Watch a demo classA scripted Grade 4 Math class to watch in your browser, with no sign-up.

The curricula

  • Open now

    United States (Common Core + NGSS)

    Common Core for math and English language arts, and NGSS for science: what most schools in the United States follow, with the US national frameworks for social studies, the arts, and PE and health. Lessons for Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 are open, with more on the way.

    The groups that wrote these standards don't endorse AI Family School.

    See its units and lessons

  • Open now

    Canada · British Columbia

    British Columbia's curriculum, grade by grade and subject by subject. Lessons for Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are open.

    See its units and lessons

  • First lessons open

    Cambridge curriculum order

    Our own lessons, written by our team with reference to the stages of the Cambridge curriculum (Primary and Lower Secondary), which international schools around the world follow. Lessons for Stages 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 are open, with more on the way.

    AI Family School is run independently and isn't a Cambridge school.

    See its units and lessons

Which lessons your child takes

US, Grade 1: Math, English Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, Arts Education and Physical and Health Education. US, Grade 2: Math, English Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, Arts Education and Physical and Health Education. US, Grade 3: Math, English Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, Arts Education and Physical and Health Education. US, Grade 4: Math, English Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, Arts Education and Physical and Health Education. US, Grade 5: Math, English Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, Arts Education and Physical and Health Education. US, Grade 6: Math, English Language Arts and Science. US, Grade 7: Math, English Language Arts and Science. US, Grade 8: Math, English Language Arts and Science. US, Grade 9: Math, English Language Arts and Science. US, Grade 10: Math, English Language Arts and Science. US, Grade 11: English Language Arts. BC, Grade 1: Math, English Language Arts and Science. BC, Grade 2: Math, English Language Arts and Science. BC, Grade 3: Math, English Language Arts, Science, Social Studies, Arts Education, Physical and Health Education and Career Education. BC, Grade 4: Math, English Language Arts and Science. BC, Grade 5: Math, English Language Arts and Science. BC, Grade 6: Math, English Language Arts and Science. BC, Grade 7: Math, English Language Arts and Science. BC, Grade 8: Math, English Language Arts and Science. BC, Grade 9: Math, English Language Arts and Science. Cambridge order, Stage 1: Maths, English and Science. Cambridge order, Stage 2: Maths, English and Science. Cambridge order, Stage 3: Maths, English and Science. Cambridge order, Stage 4: Maths, English and Science. Cambridge order, Stage 5: Maths, English and Science. Cambridge order, Stage 6: Maths, English and Science. Cambridge order, Stage 7: Maths, English and Science. Cambridge order, Stage 8: Maths, English and Science. Cambridge order, Stage 9: Maths, English and Science. Children in Grades 1 to 11 can join, and a grade opens as its first lessons are ready. In each subject, a child takes their own grade's lessons in the curriculum you chose for them, or while it has none yet, the grade below's, to review, or else the grade above's. In your child's settings you can choose another grade for any subject, or leave one out for now, and any curriculum's and grade's lessons are one tap away. Children in other grades can't join yet: join the waitlist to hear when AI Family School opens for them.

More questions? See Questions parents ask and the help centre, or write to us. Families join by invitation for now: your invitation has the code you sign up with.