Advice Correction

This worksheet is designed for students in Grades 4, 5, and 6 to strengthen critical thinking, practical reasoning, and responsible decision-making by examining flawed AI-generated advice. Students analyze suggestions that are unrealistic, unsafe, or poorly reasoned, explain what is wrong with each one, and then rewrite the advice to make it sensible, safe, and helpful. Through explanation and revision, learners practice evaluating risk, identifying faulty assumptions, and communicating clear, responsible guidance.

Learning Goals

• Evaluating Safety & Practicality (Grades 4-6) – Students identify advice that could lead to harm, confusion, or poor decisions.
• Reasoned Explanation – Learners explain why a piece of advice is flawed using logic and real-world understanding.
• Rewriting for Clarity & Reasonableness – Students revise advice so it reflects sound judgment and clear thinking.
• Responsible Decision-Making – Learners practice choosing responses that prioritize safety, ethics, and common sense.

Instructional Benefits

• Teacher-Created Resource – Designed by educators to support ELA writing, critical thinking, and SEL standards.
• Realistic Scenarios – Uses advice-style examples students may encounter in everyday life or online.
• Clear Analyze-and-Rewrite Structure – Guides students from identifying problems to creating improved solutions.
• Flexible Classroom Use – Suitable for independent practice, discussion-based lessons, centers, or homework.
• Technology Literacy Connection – Reinforces that AI advice must be evaluated, not followed blindly.

This printable worksheet helps students become more thoughtful decision-makers and clearer writers by teaching them how to question, evaluate, and improve advice. Learners practice identifying risky or illogical guidance, rewriting it responsibly, and explaining their reasoning clearly. Ideal for classroom or homeschool use, this no-prep activity builds critical thinking, writing clarity, and socially responsible judgment through structured, student-friendly practice.

This worksheet is part of our AI Mistake Fixers collection.