📢 Hello guys, I'm one of the co-founder at CodeVenture and I'm glad to share that CodeVenture Classroom Champions Program is HERE! -> Yes, we give away free teacher accounts in exchange for your feedback.

At CodeVenture, we’ve spent the last year building a gamified coding platform for K-8 students that turns learning Python and coding into an actual adventure. Now, as we prepare for a major school-wide rollout later this year, we want to back the educators who are on the front lines.

🏆 We are officially launching the CodeVenture Classroom Champions Program for the upcoming term.

What we’re giving away:
🎁 1 Premium Teacher Account.
🎁 50 Full-Access Student Seats.
🎁 3 Months of unlimited access to our entire premium curriculum.

What we want in return:
Your honest feedback. We want to see how your students interact with the platform, track their student progress analytics, and partner with you to bring gamified coding to your entire school or district.

Space is strictly limited to 20 classrooms for this cohort so we can give every partner teacher direct support from our product team.

Want to pilot CodeVenture with your students for free?
👇 Apply in less than 2 minutes via the link in the comments below, or tag a STEM teacher who needs this in their classroom! -> https://forms.gle/b4enocrk8bh4W7uJ7

Teacher here (Business Studies: accounting, econ, marketing) who got tired of never knowing who actually did the work on group projects. Built a Chrome extension called Collaboration Tracker that pulls a Google Doc's revision history and turns it into a readable report (who wrote what, when, and an AI read on how substantial each person's contribution was (not just word count, which is easy to game).

It's free to try (3 reports). Looking for teachers who actually use group projects to run it on one doc and tell me honestly if it's useful or if I'm solving a problem that doesn't need solving. Link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/collaboration-tracker/dfolhehaoeaoefoimggknacofcacelip Happy to answer questions in the comments.

Hey teachers! If you’re looking to save some major planning time for the upcoming school year, definitely check out Retro Report.

It’s 100% free and offers awesome, ready-to-use Google Doc lesson plans and short videos across History, Civics, Science, and ELA. It’s perfect for meeting Next Generation standards and pulling together engaging, real-world case studies without having to build everything from scratch.

Sign up for free here: https://sparklp.co/e8bf07a7/

Nobody outside SPED gets this part of the job. It's not the paperwork. It's carrying all of it in your head at once.

Student A's Annual is in three weeks, notice went out, and transition report not started. Student B's triennial is stuck waiting on the psych report. Student C... did that consent form ever come back? You're running that loop in your head during lunch duty. During your own kid's soccer game. At 2 AM.

Sticky notes fall off. The spreadsheet dies in November. And if one step slips on one kid, that's not an oops. That's a finding.

19 years of that. So I built the thing I kept wishing existed. Every kid on your caseload has their own checklist that holds your place. Open it, you see where they all stand, done, next, about to bite you. One click to switch kids. The stuff that gets flagged in audits is marked. There's a last look review before signature and a bell schedule minutes calculator too, because that math was killing everyone.

One thing I wouldn't budge on: no student data. Ever.

Real question: how are you tracking your caseload right now? Head, sticky notes, spreadsheet?

SPEDMinutes — service minutes calculator + quiz generator for Education Specialists. Built by a 19-year SPED case manager still in the classroom. No student information, FERPA-safe. Turns hours of IEP paperwork into minutes. $7.99/mo or $59/yr.

Disclosure: I build SeatPlanMaker.com.

I made a classroom seating chart maker for teachers who want a faster way to lay out desks, assign students, update seats during the year, and print/share a clear plan for subs.

The main use case is back-to-school setup, but it also helps when you need a new arrangement after behavior changes, group work, or a roster change. If you try it, I’d especially appreciate feedback on what would make it more useful for real classrooms.

https://seatplanmaker.com/classroom-seating-chart-maker

I’m a 16-year-old student from Ontario and I’ve been working on a simple classroom check-in idea after seeing how my teacher used a daily Google Form to quickly understand how students were doing.

I turned that idea into a web-based version where students can take a quick check-in at the start of class (about 10 seconds) and choose whether their response is shared with the teacher or kept private. Teachers can use a class code to view a dashboard of responses, and there are also links to support resources included.

Before the school year starts, I’m trying to understand whether something like this would actually be useful in real classrooms and what concerns teachers might have about it. Many questions you may have might be on the website, and if not, feel free to ask.

If anyone is open to it, I’d really appreciate feedback on whether this kind of tool would be practical or what you’d change about the idea.

Website (for context only):
https://wellspaceapp.github.io/WellSpaceHQ/#

Thanks in advance to anyone willing to share thoughts.

🧪 After 15 years teaching 5th grade science, one thing I've learned is that students learn best when they're actively doing science—not just reading about it.

Some of my most successful activities have been STEM design challenges, escape rooms, and project-based learning tasks that get students solving real problems and thinking like scientists.

What are your favorite hands-on science activities for upper elementary students? 🚀🔬

I create science resources for teachers and would be happy to share examples if anyone is interested.

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Thanks for supporting a fellow science teacher! 💙⚡🌎

Hi all. I'm Fran, teaching in the UK. I have built Shared Educators is a free platform for UK educators to share resources, advice and expertise, and it's free, always. We have live discussion boards, advice pages and resources (growing more each week).

Support & resources are reviewed by a practising teacher before it goes live, so it's not just a dumping ground. The idea's in the name: education is better shared.

So much of our best advice, expertise and resources gets lost in social media threads. There's never really been a permanent home for it. So I built one. Oh, and you can post anon too.

Join the rest of us across the UK.

Thanks for reading. I'll be about in the comments if you've got questions

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This Science Escape Room Bundle makes review fun, engaging, and easy to use! Students solve clues, crack codes, and review lab safety, metric measurement, variables, graphing, and data analysis.

It’s also a great way to help 5th graders prepare for 6th grade science! Perfect for review, test prep, stations, or early finishers.

Tap into Manga with this high-engagement, no-prep ESL speaking lesson plan!

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Hi everyone,

I wanted to share a Google Slides bundle I’ve been working on for teachers and TpT sellers.

It includes 30+ editable Google Slides presentations covering classroom-friendly topics like holidays, special days, trivia, quizzes, math challenges, history, pop culture, and more.

The main idea is to save time for teachers who need ready-to-use classroom content, and also help TpT sellers/resource creators who want editable slide content they can customize and build from.

What’s included:

• 30+ Google Slides presentations
• Editable slide designs
• Trivia facts
• Interactive quizzes
• Math challenges
• Classroom activities
• Multiple seasonal and educational topics
• Rights to edit and resell

It’s currently 40% off here:

https://www.nextxlearn.com/l/bestbundle

Happy to answer questions about what’s inside.

Hey fellow ESL/EFL teachers,

If you are running a summer camp this year (or looking for high-engagement materials for kids/teens aged 8–15), you know how exhausting the planning phase is. To make things easier, I put together a comprehensive 5-Day ESL Summer Camp Curriculum. There are 6 daily rotations to keep energy levels high. It comes with a complete master schedule, lesson plans, printable resources, and direct links to the Google Drive folder with all the pre-made interactive slides.

Hope this saves you time and sanity!

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/ESL-Summer-Camp-5-Day-Curriculum-Complete-TPRS-Games-Crafts-Drama-Bundle-16564722

I’ve just finished putting together a free parent reading guide and thought I’d share it here in case it’s useful.

It’s designed for schools to send out to parents and focuses on practical ways to encourage reading at home, especially for children who are reluctant readers.

https://vicky-phillips-writes-oxaulw.subscribepage.io

🎉 End-of-the-year science fun is here! 🎉

Shop the $1 deals here. 🌱 Environmental Science Project and 🚀 Mission: Planet Discovery  can be found at the link below! 👇 

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Need easy, NO PREP projects to keep students engaged during the final days of school? These two projects are perfect for creativity, critical thinking, and hands-on science fun! 🌎🪐

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Perfect for end-of-year learning, these hands-on project-based activities get 4th & 5th graders creating, problem-solving, and thinking like real scientists & engineers! 💡

✔️ STEM challenges✔️ Project-based learning✔️ Teacher guides & rubrics included✔️ Fun, engaging, and easy to use!

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Looking for a May the 4th lesson that won't alienate your non-Star Wars fans? This conversation club resource takes the universal themes of the world's most famous space saga—Intuition, Heroism, Technology, and Ethics—and turns them into high-interest discussion prompts for adult and teen ESL learners.

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/ESL-Speaking-Conversation-Lesson-Club-May-the-4th-be-with-you-Nonfans-ok-16148002

Are you looking for a high-engagement, "no-prep" speaking lesson that gets even your quietest students talking? This Guilty Pleasures conversation lesson is designed for ESL/EFL learners (Level A2 to B2). It explores the funny, relatable, and sometimes "cringe" habits we all have but rarely talk about. From eating cereal for dinner to "doomscrolling" on TikTok, this lesson connects vocabulary with real-life culture.

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/ESL-Speaking-Conversation-Lesson-Club-Guilty-Pleasures-Social-Judgment-16140344

Hi everyone!

I know we're all looking for ways to make the "Energy" unit a bit more exciting. I recently finished building a digital escape room called "Escape the Energy Lab" and my students absolutely loved it.

It covers the MELTS (Mechanical, Electrical, Light, Thermal, Sound) forms of energy and real-world transformations. I wanted to share it here in case anyone needs a "no-prep" win for their science block this week.

Why I made it:

• Self-Checking: Students find codes to move through the slides, so they get immediate feedback.

• Standards Aligned: It’s built specifically for TEKS 5.8A and NGSS standards.

• Complete Lesson: I’ve included a student recording sheet and a teacher guide so you can just share the file and go.

i'm running a launch Flash Sale for $4.00 today if you want to grab a copy!

Link: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Locked-in-the-Lab-The-Ultimate-Energy-Transformation-Escape-Room-16136005

Happy to answer any questions about how I set it up or how it worked in my classroom! 🧪⚡️