Flywheel Spark · Classes 3–5 · ages 8–10
AI for Classes 3 to 5: Flywheel Spark
AI for Classes 3, 4 and 5 (ages 8–10): data hunts, robot recipes and block-coded robots. No AI accounts for children.
Price band
₹2,000–3,000
per student a year Ed 1.1
Each term
What children make.
A class chart from a data hunt: favourite fruits, birds, or bus routes
1A robot recipe: a flowchart a helper could follow
2A block-coded robot that reacts to light or touch
3Class data hunts: count, chart, compare
Teacher-led AI drawing and stories; children spot mistakes and unfair pictures
“Robot recipes”: flowcharts for a helper
Block-coded robots and simple sensors
Sample lesson · 40 minutes
Spot what's wrong in the AI picture
Every lesson ends with one check without AI.
- 1The teacher makes an AI picture of “a market in Madurai” on the class screen
- 2Children list what looks right, wrong or unfair
- 3They redraw one corner by hand, the way it really looks
Check without AI: A one-page ‘what I noticed’ sheet, done on paper.
For the timetable
How it runs in your school.
- Time
- 1 period a week
- AI use rule
- Mostly unplugged. No student AI accounts.
- Teacher training
- Teachers trained to Aware (C1) before term one; Practitioner (C2) through the year.
- Progress report
- Termly report by class band and stage, with one piece of work per child for the portfolio.
Questions about Classes 3–5
Quick answers
What should Class 3 to 5 students learn about AI?
How machines use data and follow steps, and how to spot when AI gets it wrong. Children in Classes 3, 4 and 5 (ages 8–10) run class data hunts, draw flowcharts as robot recipes, code block-based robots with sensors, and find mistakes and unfairness in AI pictures their teacher makes.
Do Classes 3–5 use AI accounts?
No. Children in Classes 3, 4 and 5 have no AI accounts. The teacher demonstrates AI on one class screen, and children make things on paper and with robots. Each lesson ends with a short check done without AI, such as a one-page ‘what I noticed’ sheet.
How many periods a week for AI in Class 3?
One period a week for Classes 3–5. Each term ends with something children made: a class chart from a data hunt in Term 1, a robot recipe in Term 2 and a block-coded robot that reacts to light or touch in Term 3. Teachers reach Aware (C1) before term one.
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