Flywheel Play · Classes 1–2 · ages 6–7
AI for Class 1 and 2: Flywheel Play
AI for Class 1 and 2 (ages 6–7), fully unplugged: patterns, stories and a floor robot. No screens of their own, no marks.
Price band
₹1,500–2,000
per student a year Ed 1.1
Each term
What children make.
A pattern book of shapes and colours found around school
1A picture-card story, told to the class
2A floor-robot path through a paper town
3Sort, match and find patterns in pictures
Make stories with picture cards; the teacher shows an AI picture and children spot what's wrong
“Robot says”: give exact instructions
Move a floor robot along a path
Sample lesson · 35 minutes
Robot says: the sandwich game
Every lesson ends with one check without AI.
- 1Children give the teacher-robot steps to make a pretend sandwich
- 2The robot follows them exactly, and gets it funny-wrong
- 3Together they fix the steps and try again
Check without AI: Each child draws the three steps in order, with no screen.
For the timetable
How it runs in your school.
- Time
- About 20 sessions a year
- AI use rule
- Unplugged. No AI accounts.
- Teacher training
- One class teacher per section, trained to Aware (C1). Self-paced, in Tamil or English.
- Progress report
- A termly picture report: what each class made, by stage. No marks for Classes 1–2.
Questions about Classes 1–2
Quick answers
Should Class 1 children learn AI?
Yes, in a playful, unplugged way. In Classes 1 and 2 (ages 6–7), children sort and match patterns, tell picture-card stories and give exact steps to a floor robot. They learn that machines follow instructions and can get things wrong, long before they use any AI tool themselves.
Do Class 1–2 children use screens for AI?
No. Flywheel Play is unplugged: cards, paper and a floor robot, with no AI accounts. At most, the teacher shows one AI picture on the class screen so children can spot what is wrong. Children in Classes 1–2 never log in to any AI tool.
Are there marks for AI in Classes 1–2?
No. There are no marks for Classes 1–2. Instead, the school gets a termly picture report showing what each class made, by stage. Each lesson still ends with a simple check done without AI, such as each child drawing three robot steps in order on paper.
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See Play with your own Classes 1–2 students.
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