Resources for teachers
Lesson plans, worksheets and school-planning examples you can prepare with — free, and editable once downloaded.
This page gathers every resource that is made for teachers. Whether you are teaching the lesson tomorrow, planning a term of AI education, or working out what one subject and year group can take on, the materials here — lesson plans, worksheets, assessment tasks and planning templates — are ready to download and adapt to your own school. Use the filters above to narrow the list by theme, audience, learning stage, subject or keyword.
The resources are built on Hong Kong's official documents, above all the AI Literacy Learning Framework for Primary and Secondary Schools, which sets out the learning foci for AI literacy, and the Blueprint for Digital Education Development in Primary and Secondary Schools, which describes the overall direction for digital education in schools. Every resource names the document and the pages it draws on, so you can check our summary against the original rather than taking it on trust.
If you are not sure where to start: for a term plan or a curriculum review, begin with the one-term AI education plan template and the curriculum coverage analysis; for a first AI lesson tomorrow, begin with the first AI lesson self-study kit; if the classroom has little equipment or you would rather not use devices, begin with the two unplugged P1-P3 PE games; and before any pupil work goes into an AI tool, begin with the safe-to-upload rehearsal.
Everything is free to download and needs no registration. Attachments are Word, Excel or PowerPoint files you can edit straight away. If the material you need is not here, use the feedback form at the bottom of the page and we will prioritise it.
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P4-S6 cross-subject: data-minimisation checklist — strip it before you type it
S1-S6 ICT: hidden-instruction safety drill — when a prompt carries more than you wrote
S1-S3 Where Hong Kong lives: comparing housing choices with a scoring model
P4-P6 Hong Kong population line graph: check an AI explanation
P4-P6 Mathematics: what we throw away — building a broken line graph from official figures
P1-S6 School planning: AI-readiness infrastructure checklist (devices, network, accounts, filtering, storage)
P1-S6 School planning: staff data-handling guide — what may and may not be put into an AI tool
S1-S3 Humanities: street names as evidence, checking an AI's account of their origin
S1-S3 ICT: repair the biased AI (four debugging tasks)
P1-S6 cross-subject AI-literacy coverage audit: which subject teaches which strand, and where the gaps are
S4-S6 History: AI evidence-trail workshop (three classroom tasks)
S4-S6 Mathematics: teacher-controlled AI hint cards (four levels, never the answer)
S1-S3 Music: listening and remix pack (describe and rework a musical idea)
P4-P6 Chinese Language: my story, many voices (interview and record)
P1-S6 School planning: AI-use policy template for staff and students
S1-S3 Visual Arts: school garden design sprint (observe, propose, improve)
Whole-staff AI-literacy baseline self-audit and one-term CPD plan (P1-S6)
Campus plants: observe first, then check what the AI says (P4-P6)
Deepfake response game: pause, check, report (S1-S3)
Family AI homework guide: three activities, one agreement, one parent notice (P1-P6)
Your first AI lesson: a self-guided kit for P4-P6 teachers who have never taught with AI
Hong Kong then and now: a local history project with an alternative to a family interview (P4-P6)
Homework redesign kit: two before-and-after assignments that show student thinking (P4-P6)
One Humanities worksheet, three versions: standard, scaffolded and visual
One-term AI education plan: editable planning template with a completed school example (P1-S3)
P4-P6 curriculum gap map: where AI literacy already fits your subjects
P1-P3 PE: two screen-free AI games (no devices needed)
Ten-minute AI judgement checks: three quick formative tasks for P4-P6
Safe-to-upload rehearsal: find and remove pupil information before using AI (P4-P6)
Student AI-use process sheet: first attempt, prompt, check, revise (P4-P6)
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Frequently asked questions
Does this cost anything, or need an account?
No. Every resource is free to download with no registration and no hidden charge. Attachments come as Word, Excel or PowerPoint files you can edit immediately, and you are welcome to share the links with colleagues.
Is this official EDB material?
No. This is an independent resource initiative by Beets Limited and not an official EDB publication. Each resource names the official document it draws on — the AI Literacy Learning Framework for Primary and Secondary Schools, for example — so you can check the detail at source.
I have never used AI. Where should I start?
Start with the first AI lesson self-study kit. It contains a 40-minute demonstration lesson, a preparation checklist, a slide-by-slide plan, a pupil worksheet and three reflection questions, so you can prepare and teach a first AI lesson on your own. If your class spans a range of abilities, add the three-version Humanities worksheet.
How do I find resources for one year group or subject?
Use the filters above. Theme, audience, learning stage and subject can be combined, and every group you set has to be met — choosing P4-P6 and Science leaves only that stage and subject. The keyword box searches titles and descriptions, so a word like population or privacy will find the relevant items.
May I adapt a resource for my own school?
Yes. Download and adapt these resources freely for teaching; please keep the attribution to Beets AI (Beets Limited). You do not need to send your version back to us, but telling us what you changed helps us make the next one more useful.
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Parents
How to guide and check AI homework at home — from a parent notice to a family homework agreement.
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For projects and for checking what an AI tells you: find worksheets and steps by subject and learning stage.