If-Then Rules

This worksheet teaches how rule-based reactive agents operate by having students write their own If-Then statements for three different scenarios: a smart thermostat, a hallway cleaning robot, and a digital study buddy. Students learn that reactive agents follow simple conditional rules to respond to their environment. They must think creatively about appropriate triggers and actions, demonstrating understanding of sensors, environmental cues, and agent behavior. The exercise strengthens logical thinking, condition-based reasoning, and early computational thinking skills, helping students connect AI behavior to structured rule creation.

Curriculum Matched Skills

Technology Literacy – Rule-Based System Design

Computational Thinking – Conditional Logic

English Language Arts – Writing Clear Procedural Statements

Problem Solving – Designing Logical Responses

This worksheet is part of our AI Agents collection.