Winter AI Ethics FREE Slides Holiday Scenarios Digital Citizenship Grade 5 6 7 8
By Radoune Studio
Three of the ten December moments, free. If you want the AI-ethics discussion without a lesson plan, this is the short version: a student has to decide what an AI may do for them, and say why out loud. Students vote with their thumbs - AGREE, STEER or STOP - give one reason, and only then see the suggested landing. Nothing to log in to, nothing to install, no district permission. What is in the download • 11 editable slides (.pptx): the AGREE/STEER/STOP framework, the five-fact anchor, three scenarios with a vote slide and a reveal slide each, the six tells that a machine made it, and a slide showing what the full pack adds. • 3 printable pages in both Letter and A4: the same three scenarios as cut-out cards with writing lines, the six tells, and an agree-unsure-disagree slider. • README with the ten-second way to get the deck onto the board. The three scenarios here - a deepfake Santa that singles out one student at the holiday party; an AI gift list that asks for the home address to "find the perfect present"; and an AI-drafted thank-you note to Grandma that lands so perfectly that half the class calls it cheating. The other seven (holiday-card bulk writing, AI art signed as a student's own, a chatbot explaining Hanukkah badly, a cloned pop-star voice, the $2 shipping scam, a false plagiarism accusation and a mistranslated invitation) are in the full pack. Use it as is - twenty minutes, one card a day through December, or the substitute-teacher folder that never lets you do
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