Add the event to your calendar
Transdisciplinary inquiry that follows the child's curiosity, connecting big ideas across subjects the way young learners actually see the world.
Kick off your PYP exhibition, set goals and choose a topic linked to the Sustainable Development Goals
Prepare for unit conversion assessments through parallel practice on metric and imperial conversions and unit cancellation
Improve one writing goal at a time through VCOP practice on vocabulary, connectives, openers, and punctuation
Explore the cognitive triangle linking thoughts, emotions, and actions, and practise coping strategies through your own experiences
Argue whether machines make humans too dependent, building evidence-based arguments and weighing opposing views
Build digital mood boards, choosing images, colours, and fonts to convey a mood or message
Conservation of energy, kinetic and potential energy, and how energy transfers using roller coaster examples
Add and subtract fractions with like denominators, decompose mixed numbers, and convert between proper and improper fractions
Interview a historical figure of their choice, connecting that person's life and work to the modern world
Its ethics, and emerging alternatives
Practise irregular past tense verbs like go-went and see-saw in full sentences, with feedback to correct and repeat
Explore Malala Yousafzai's story, making inferences from the text about her courage, education, and activism
Question Maria from Banga We, Angola, learning how her home, safety, and human rights were affected
Describe their own drawings, talking about who is in the picture, what is happening, and how everyone feels
Investigate alongside Nancy Drew to solve Sherlock Holmes' poisoning through interrogation, clue gathering, and deductive reasoning
Talk with a child from 1926 China to explore old games, handmade toys, and how play has changed
Identify and use singular and plural possessive pronouns through practice exercises and creative writing tasks
Interview a programmer to uncover everyday problems and design a coded micro:bit solution
Analyse protest art and designing their own to address the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Find an Exhibition topic under 'Where we are in place and time', linking your interests to environment, change, and responsibility
Turn their PYP exhibition topic into conceptual questions and four connected lines of inquiry
Brainstorm PYP exhibition topics by connecting their passions and strengths to global issues and local problems
Turn your Exhibition concepts and lines of inquiry into one or two focused research questions
Explore where pyramids are, what was found inside, and why they matter, then create your own pyramid art
Rollercoaster engineers to explore scale factors, enlarging and reducing models, and reading blueprints
Self-assess your story openers against a rubric, identifying strengths and revising one weak area at a time
Imagine sustainable cities, exploring renewable energy, smart buildings, and green features like hydroponic farms
Spot everyday signs and symbols, naming their shapes, letters, and what they mean
A story about a friend's new colour pencils, naming emotions on the Mood Metre and choosing ways to solve the conflict
Write their own conceptual questions about energy, exploring its form, how it changes, and our responsibility in using it
No tutors were found for the selected filters.
Try using different filters.
Each collection has AI Tutor ideas that you can plug and play in your classroom.
Exceptional tutors across design, pedagogy, and real impact.
43 tutors for hands-on scientists
19 tutors that turn math into aha moments
46 tutors for writing, literary analysis, everything in between
15 tutors that ensure every writer finds their voice
Tutors to take students from Python to real projects
Curriculum planning
Create coherent learning journeys
AI in schools
Use AI to elevate teaching and learning
Understanding by design
Design learning that transfers
Assessment and reporting
Access tools to make learning visible
School leadership
Discover tools to build vision and culture
International Baccalaurate
Resources to thrive in the PYP, MYP, & DP
Differentiation and inclusion
Design classrooms where everyone belongs