Subscriptions and logins are not necessary. Some of the lesson plans involve needing a login ONLY if you want them to save their work and continue another day. This is completely optional and not necessary. Any login used for a project will be a free account and will have all the tools and options available to complete the lesson without any subscriptions or upgrades.

Yes! As the teacher, you have the freedom to adjust or adapt the lesson to fit your classroom needs. Many of our lessons are made in Google Docs, so once you “Make a Copy,” it will be yours to edit! All student directions are copy-and-paste possible and editable. Some lessons are locked as a PDF for formatting, and these will not be editable. For the locked PDF files, we provide an editable Word file of the student directions so you can still make changes before you post the lesson.

That may depend on your students’ technology and independent skills. However, we have received much feedback from teachers who have left our lesson plans with substitute teachers and they were happy with the results! We too have done this! The lesson plans are detailed enough that a sub with no tech background can teach them! We have also used our lessons during remote learning with success as well!

Yes, they would! All of the lesson plans are provided with copy and paste student directions. If you don't use Google Classroom, you can post them on your class website, LMS (Moodle, Blackboard), print them, or display them on the board. Everything is provided just the same. It is Google Classroom ready to copy and post the directions, but you can share them however best fits your delivery.

Nope! It is organized for Google Classroom, but is also made for Office as it has Word and PowerPoint files. You can attach and post directions to a class website as an alternative; all attachments are included such as PDFs, .DOCX, and PPTX. Google Classroom is suggested as it makes copying files a breeze, but printing the directions or displaying them on a projector for students to view while working works just as well.

Yes! We keep our lessons current!

Since many of our projects are Project Based Learning and STEM focused, they are assessed differently from traditional testing. We do however, include guides and grading rubrics as needed! The Google Maps Unit has a traditional assessment, while the majority of projects follow a rubric and specific requirements for each project.