Learn to
think with AI.
kairos
pronounced: KYE-ross
the right moment to act with purpose
For students, educators, parents, and lifelong learners
Get StartedAI literacy is not about using tools. It starts with one question: do I need AI for this? Being human-centered is a superpower. Think clearly. Ask better questions. Make responsible decisions.
Heather Schneiter is an Academic/Creative Technologist and founder of AI Kairos. She holds an M.S. in Education Technology from Minnesota State University Mankato, plus degrees in film production and mass communication. She helps educators and learners use AI in practical, thoughtful, and responsible ways.
Learn more →Print. Teach. Done.
Complete kits with lesson plans, learner workbooks, slide decks, rubrics, and teacher scripts. PDF and editable PPTX.
Early Elementary Kit
51 files in 9 folders. Draw, color, point, and talk. Teacher scripts included. No reading pressure.
Ready to teach Monday morning
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15 bundles. K-2 is shipping. 14 more in development.
A complete K-12 AI literacy catalog plus caregiver, adult learner, and specialty tracks. Click any bundle to see what it will cover. Join the notify list to hear when each one launches.
- K-2 Early Elementary KitLIVE
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AI literacy for grades 3-5. Builds on FOCUS and READY foundations with grade-appropriate vocabulary and writing-focused activities.
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AI literacy for grades 9-12. Career readiness, creative applications, and academic integrity.
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Professional development for educators introducing AI literacy. Workshop materials, facilitation guides, and discussion frameworks.
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Library-led AI literacy programming. Display materials, research lessons, and parent night kits.
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AI literacy at home with kids ages 5-7. Conversations, activities, and simple frameworks for caregivers, parents, grandparents, and guardians.
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AI literacy at home with kids ages 8-11. Growing complexity, growing autonomy. Discussion prompts and shared activities.
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AI literacy at home with teens. Honest talks about use, ethics, identity, and what AI means for their future.
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Year-long AI literacy curriculum for homeschool families across grade levels. Pacing guide and family-friendly facilitation.
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For adults returning to learning, professionals upskilling, and educators learning alongside their students.
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Deeper philosophical and ethical questions about AI for adults and teens. Reflection prompts and reading guides.
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A printable prompt journal for tracking your AI conversations and reflecting on what you learn from each one.
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English Language Learner adaptations for AI Kairos bundles. Visual-first, vocabulary-supported, dual-language friendly.
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Accessibility adaptations for neurodivergent learners. Multiple modalities, flexible pacing, sensory-friendly formats.
Free tools you can use right now
Two interactive tools to help you see where AI fits in your career and which skills matter most. No signup required.
Why this matters now
The U.S. Department of Labor released its AI Literacy Framework in February 2026, establishing AI literacy as a national workforce and education priority.
62% of U.S. adults interact with AI weekly. 46% of teens use AI chatbots multiple times per week. 25+ states have introduced AI education legislation. Schools need resources now.
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