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Er rachidia, Er Rachidia, Morocco

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I work as an AI engineer, and most of my days involve building systems that help machines understand language, learn from data, and make decisions. After a while, I noticed something: the concepts I work with every day training, patterns, bias, prediction were completely invisible to most people, including kids who would grow up surrounded by these systems. That gap felt wrong. So I started turning those concepts into games and activities that any teacher could run without a single device. Neural Classroom is what came out of that.

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The Algorithm & Me | AI Ethics + SEL Bundle | Grades 6-8 | No-Prep | Print + Goo

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⭐⭐⭐ THE ONLY BUNDLE THAT TEACHES ALL 5 CASEL COMPETENCIES THROUGH AI ⭐⭐⭐Save 6+ hours of planning with this no-prep AI Ethics + SEL bundle. 6 complete units. 4 activity formats each. Works in 15, 30, or 45 minutes. Teacher scripts on every single page.Your students investigate TikTok's recommendation algorithm, debate whether a bot should decide who gets into college, analyze real AI failures like the Amazon hiring tool that penalized women, walk in someone else's algorithmic shoes, evaluate rea

6th - 8th

Character Education, Computer Science - Technology, Social Emotional Learning

ChatGPT & AI Academic Integrity Lesson Pack | Grades 5-10 — Neural Classroom

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Your students are already using ChatGPT. Some of them are using it to cheat. Some of them genuinely don't know whether what they're doing is wrong. And some of them are using it completely legitimately — and feel guilty about it anyway.A rule posted on the wall won't fix any of that. A real conversation will.**This lesson pack gives you that conversation — fully scripted, ready to run in any subject, with no CS background required.**---### ✨ What Makes This Lesson DifferentMost digital citizensh

5th - 10th

Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, School Counseling

What Is AI? The Train the Machine Simulation — Complete Lesson Gr 6-8

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🤖 Your students are about to become spam filters.In this 50-minute simulation, groups of 3–4 students receive a deck of 20 labeled email cards — real-looking messages marked SPAM or NOT SPAM. They sort them, argue about patterns, and write rules. Then you hand them 8 new, unlabeled emails and ask: "Classify these using what you learned." That moment — when students realize they just did exactly what Gmail does — is what this lesson is built around.The "Train the Machine" simulation runs in 5 co

6th - 8th

Computer Science - Technology

You Are the Algorithm! | AI & Machine Learning Unplugged Card Game | Grades 4-8

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Students BECOME the AI — discovering exactly how machine learning works byplaying it, not just reading about it. No computers needed.⭐ In this hands-on unplugged card game, students take on 4 roles inside areal machine learning pipeline: The Algorithm, Trainer 1, Trainer 2, andData Manager. They train an AI model using labeled animal cards, test itsaccuracy, then experience what happens when training data is corrupted —making the concept of AI bias personal, visceral, and unforgettable.━━━━━━━━━

4th - 8th

Computer Science - Technology

AI Ethics Debate Cards: What Would You Decide? | 40 Real Scenarios Gr 6-8

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🤖 Your students become the decision-makers. In each activity, they read a real scenario where an AI system is making a consequential choice — who gets the job, whose face gets recognized by police, what news a person sees for the next ten years. Then they argue, vote, and defend their position. In 15 minutes, or a full class period, students discover that AI is not a neutral force of nature. It is a series of human decisions — and someone has to answer for them.🃏 The activity runs through any

6th - 8th

Computer Science - Technology

Parts of a Computer Activity Bundle | CPU RAM GPU Lesson | Google Slides | Gr 3–

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🖥️ Stop teaching computer parts with labels. Introduce them as a crew.The CPU is **The Boss**. The RAM is **The Whiteboard Guy**. The Storage is **The Librarian**. The GPU is **The Artist**. Your students meet these 8 characters and, within minutes, they can tell you exactly what every part inside a computer does — and why each one matters.This is a 45–60 minute **character-based activity bundle** for Grades 3–7. Students receive a Crew Character Card on arrival, learn the full NEURAL HQ team t

3rd - 7th

Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Instructional Technology

Juneteenth Reading Comprehension Passage Questions Grade 3-5

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Celebrate Juneteenth while building meaningful reading comprehension skills with this no-prep printable resource designed especially for grades 3-5. This engaging Juneteenth reading comprehension pack helps students learn about Freedom Day, the Emancipation Proclamation, Galveston, Texas, and the importance of celebrating freedom, history, and community.This resource is perfect for teachers who need a print-and-go Juneteenth activity that is educational, age-appropriate, and easy to use. Student

3rd - 5th

Black History, Informational Text, Reading

Father’s Day Cards Craft Printable Coloring Activity PreK 1st

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Make Father’s Day easy, meaningful, and fun with this low-prep Father’s Day Cards and Craft Printable Pack designed especially for Preschool, Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade students. This resource gives young learners a sweet way to color, cut, fold, write, and create a keepsake card for Dad, Grandpa, Papa, Uncle, or another special father figure.This printable Father’s Day activity pack includes a variety of foldable card designs, simple coloring pages, sentence starters, and craft-style ca

K - 2nd

Coloring Pages, Visual Arts, Writing

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Experience

Teaching style

I believe the best way to understand how something works is to do what it does. Every resource I create puts students in the role of the algorithm they collect data, spot patterns, make predictions, and feel the moment when their model fails. That experience sticks. It creates genuine curiosity instead of passive consumption. My resources are designed for teachers who want their students thinking, not just listening.

Awards & shining teacher moments

No classroom of my own but I've had moments that felt just like a teaching win. Watching someone finally grasp how a neural network learns through a card game they built themselves. Seeing a student pause mid-activity and say "wait, so the AI doesn't actually know things?" Those clicks matter. They're why I make what I make.

My own education history

I studied software engineering and went on to complete a Master's in Data Science. That combination systems thinking plus statistical reasoning shapes everything I create. I try to bring the same rigor into my educational materials: concepts that are technically accurate, but explained through experience rather than lecture.

Additional biographical information

I've spent the past few years working deeply with machine learning, large language models, and AI systems that are actively used in the real world. I make resources for educators because I think AI literacy is genuinely urgent not as a future skill, but as something students need right now to understand the world they're already living in. Every product in this store is something I wish existed when I was first learning this field.