In the classroom

Classroomscreen for pre-k and elementary school teachers

Nurturing young minds is your calling, which is why we've made it easier for you to manage your classroom activities and support each student's growth.

Children raising hands in a classroom while a teacher stands at the front, blurred in the background.

Transform your classroom display

Easily organize your daily tools in one place, so you can teach your way - whether you’re at the board, a desk, or on the rug.

Classroom welcome board with activities schedule, clock, and supplies illustration on a smiley face background.

Visual communication

For students who need visual prompts, our widgets help guide them through the day.

Decorate your screen

Your whiteboard is your canvas. Make your whiteboard as colorful as your teaching.

Great for transitions

Include your whole day in one collection and keep the class on task all day long.

See how our tool works in practice

Welcome to Ally's classroom

Ally is an elementary school teacher in Australia. She uses Classroomscreen in her daily routine, especially in transition times between learning sessions.

Ally's favorite widgets:

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Here’s how we can help...

Manage transitions smoothly

Our range of timers is perfect for keeping students on track between activities. Visually displaying time helps students understand - even at very young ages - how much time is left before another task.

Have fun with your class

Not only is Classroomscreen great for focused work, but also for brain breaks and games. Play Scattergories, practice mindfulness and get energized with our ready-made Library of activities.

Check in with your students

Our Poll widget is a great way to see how your students are feeling - without needing a personal device. Just tap on the smiley as they come in and you get instant feedback.

Annotate and bring your ideas to life

Our annotation tool allows you to step beyond a traditional whiteboard. Draw on videos, create a mind-map and explore our collection of over 1000 stickers to get your point across.

Three digital timers on a teal background, each displaying different countdown and stopwatch times.

Two activity cards: one for Scattergories with a timer, and one for Dance Party with a stick figure saying, Lets dance together!.

A mood chart with bars and faces from happy (green) to sad (red), most bars are on the happier side.

A digital drawing tool selects a pink marker to draw a curved line on a white grid background.

Let's get started

Discover free, teacher-created templates made especially for Pre-K and Elementary classrooms.

Start with a template

Two game cards: one for Scattergories with a timer, and one for Dance Party with a stick figure saying, Lets dance together!.

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Top-down view of a room with a blue couch, rug, laptop, plant, and labeled tables for seating.

Inspiration

How to create a classroom seating plan with Classroomscreen

In this guide, we'll explore various seating arrangements, their advantages and disadvantages, and how you can implement them using Classroomscreen's tools.

The word stem in colorful, playful letters on a beige background with large faded spots.

Inspiration

Making STEM fun with Classroomscreen

Discover fun, hands-on STEM and math activities designed specifically for kindergarten and early years classrooms.

A colorful wheel with icons and cards showing discussion topics, a timer, and images of food and pets.

Inspiration

How to use Kialo Edu in Classroomscreen

Looking for a way to make class discussions more inclusive, thoughtful, and organized? Add Kialo Edu to your tech toolkit and read this guide to having inclusive, critical thinking discussions in your classroom.