Tic Tac Toe
Play this one or two-player version online.
Use this game to explore algorithms, data sets, and problem-solving.
Dice Games
There are many ways to incorporate dice into your classroom. For this SMILE Spark, use the dice game below to create a monster. For a fun twist, have students work in pairs and have a human draw based on your rolls, then compare the result to the computer-generated one. Alternatively, write down a description of your robot and use an AI generator to create it. Think of all the fun conversations about computer science, debugging, iterations, and algorithms that can happen!
Traffic Jam Simulator
Traffic Jam Games
Using a traffic jam game simulator to teach AI and algorithms offers a dynamic and engaging way to illustrate complex concepts. In this interactive environment, students can experiment with various algorithms for traffic management, such as optimization techniques and pathfinding. By simulating real-world traffic scenarios, learners can analyze how different algorithms perform under varying conditions, thereby enhancing their understanding of concepts such as efficiency, problem-solving, and decision-making processes. This hands-on approach not only makes learning more enjoyable but also helps students visualize the practical applications of AI in everyday situations, fostering deeper insights into the workings of intelligent systems.