For the past couple of years I’ve been posting a screen-free computing activity every week as #UnpluggedThursday. A lot of you have asked if there’s somewhere they’re all in one place. There is now. Unplugged Computing & AI: The Primary Teacher’s Field Guide collects 16 of those activities in one printable guide, organised by phase from EYFS to Year 6. Each one has timings, materials and step-by-step instructions, and many include differentiation and curriculum links. A few that are in there: The Buggy Nursery Rhyme, which teaches debugging to four-year-olds through “Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes” The Play-Doh Password, which shows how hashing keeps passwords safe The Human Autocomplete, which uses a beanbag to show how ChatGPT predicts words and why it hallucinates The Biased Bouncer, about training data and why AI isn’t automatically fair None of them need a device, and most need little more than a carpet, a beanbag or a tub of Play-Doh. If you’ve tried any of the activities in your classroom, I’d love to hear how it went in the comments. #PrimaryEducation #ComputingEducation #AIinEducation #UnpluggedComputing #EdTech