This guide is for all K–12 educators, across subject areas and grade levels. Until recently, conventional wisdom has suggested that instruction about AI should be confined to computer science courses at the high school level and above. However, the use of AI is becoming so pervasive throughout society that a basic understanding of what AI is and what its capabilities are is becoming as necessary as more traditional literacy skills such as reading, writing, and computation. As you will see throughout the activities in the Hands-On AI Projects for the Classroom series, AI is truly impacting every field of study, work, and daily life. And while most of the people who will design these tools in the future may continue to come from math, science, and computer science disciplines, we are all end users and therefore must be participants in the conversation if these tools are to effectively meet our needs. -- Pages 6-7