Robot Helpers: Predict and Retell

Bolt the kitchen robot learned to bake from thousands of recipes, but nobody told it that Grandpa loves lemon. In this speech-language lesson for grades 3-5, students learn what AI is (and that it can make mistakes), sort true and false ideas about AI, predict what happens next in Bolt's story, retell it in order and with Somebody-Wanted-But-So-Then, use the prefix re-, decide which thoughts are kind to say out loud, and spot real examples of AI on a moving belt. Every passage and question has a read-aloud button.

• 14 scenes with a read-aloud button on every passage and question
• AI word cards and a short, accurate explanation of what AI is
• Two card sorts: true or false about AI, and think it or say it
• A predict-then-check story with a Somebody-Wanted-But-So-Then retell
• A moving-belt game to spot real examples of AI

• Predict what happens next in a story from its clues, then check the prediction
• Retell a story in order using Somebody, Wanted, But, So, Then
• Explain in simple words what AI is and that it can make mistakes
• Use the prefix re- to work out what a word means
• Tell a thought that's kind to say from one that's better kept inside