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Find an activity for the idea you are teaching: build a number, test a prediction or explain the evidence. These free browser activities open without a login or email. Choose by subject and teaching task below, or jump to the planning and reporting tools.

Math & computational thinking

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Choose the thinking you want to make visible. Grade ranges are shown where stated; other cards name useful prior knowledge.

  • Make an exchange visible

    Place Value Studio

    Grades 2–3 · Addition and subtraction

    Build numbers within 100 with tens and ones. Trade ten ones for one ten, or reverse the trade, and explain why the value stays the same.

    Open Place Value Studio
  • Explain a fact strategy

    Fact Strategy Studio

    Start with counting and equal groups

    Model addition or subtraction through ten, or multiplication with five rows. Rehearse the strategy, then try a fresh fact. This is practice, not a diagnostic.

    Open Fact Strategy Studio
  • Compare unit-fraction sizes

    Fraction Repair Lab

    Grades 4–6 · Unit fractions

    Predict, test strip models and explain why a sixth is smaller than a fourth of the same whole. One complete free lesson; the full diagnostic is separate.

    Open Fraction Repair Lab
  • Compare with one half or one

    Fraction Studio

    Start with equal parts and fraction notation

    Choose a fraction and a benchmark. Compare them on a number line and equal-whole models, then justify the relationship. An open visual teaching prototype.

    Open Fraction Studio
  • Teach a benchmark lesson

    Guided Fraction Lesson

    Start with equal parts and fraction notation

    Lead a fixed four-scene sequence about fraction benchmarks. Predict, reveal and explain using visual models and optional annotations. A teacher-led lesson.

    Open Guided Fraction Lesson
  • Test a rule at its boundary

    Debug the Boundary Counter

    Grades 5–8 · Computational thinking

    Predict a counter’s result, trace each input and repair the comparison symbol. Check values below, at and above a boundary; a matching total alone is not proof.

    Open Debug the Boundary Counter

Science & social studies

Grade 6 activities made for the Manitoba Science and Alberta Social Studies units shown on each card.

Reading & media literacy

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Use words and pictures as evidence, then ask learners to explain their thinking.

  • Find the narrator’s voice

    Story Lens

    Grades 3–5 · Reading

    Use the free Voices sample to distinguish narrator from dialogue. Cover the dialogue, then use exact words from the passage to explain who tells the story.

    Open Story Lens
  • Check what a picture leaves out

    Frame Lab

    Grade 5 · Ontario media literacy

    Widen an original, fictional 3D scene and inspect the timeline. Separate what the picture shows from what a post claims. A free lesson in checking context.

    Open Frame Lab

Planning and reporting tools

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Classroom Economy Lab

Seven fictional financial-literacy lessons for earning, budgeting, saving, consumer choices, community decisions and risk. Designed to run in a teacher-owned Google Sheet, with private setup required.

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