READ · WRITE · CODE · PUBLISH

Entrez un sujet.
Repartez avec une activité de classe.

Enter any topic to generate a standards-aligned lesson with readings and printables. Students then plan it on a printed storyboard and build it into an interactive story or game on screen.

COPPA & FERPA compliant · Free classroom plan · No coding required · Grades K–12

Awarded by
AASL Best Digital Tools for Teaching & Learning 2025Common Sense — Top Pick for Learning
Trusted by schools & districts
Widefield School District 3Lake ShoreSpotswood Public Schools
Built into every lesson

How learning becomes something students create.

1📖

Read & discover

Students enter the topic through high-interest background reading that builds knowledge, connections, and curiosity.

Now they have the facts, vocabulary, and questions worth writing from.

2🗂️

Storyboard & write

On a printable storyboard, students organize what they learned and draft the words that will power their project.

The storyboard turns a blank page into a sequence of manageable creative decisions.

3🎨

Design & code

On Elementari, students add characters, art, sound, animation, choices, and interactions.

Now their writing does something: it guides, explains, reveals, persuades, or changes what happens.

4🚀

Publish & share

Students revise and submit their work — and you publish it for classmates, families, or a teacher-approved audience.

A real audience gives revision a purpose — and students something worth being proud of.

My reluctant writers wrote three paragraphs — because they couldn't wait to code the next scene.— Mr. Luis Diaz · 4th Grade

Dans chaque leçon

The print-ready teacher kit
  • Classroom-ready lesson plan
  • Texte de lecture
  • Projet interactif à créer
  • Printable student storyboard & teaching key
  • Exemple de réponse, grille d’évaluation et billet de sortie
  • Compétences travaillées à chaque étape
Ready to teach as-is — or make it your own.
The project is the lesson

A full lesson — for every learner.

It flexes for every reader and writer in the room — from sentence frames to their own code.

Ready to teach

Open a lesson — teach it today.

Reading, storyboard, and teacher guide in every one.

Inside the Studio

Design and code — so writing leaps off the page.

Students combine scenes, sound, animation, and visual code to turn their writing into a story or game the class can play — no coding experience needed, yours or theirs.

Simple enough for a kindergartner. Open-ended enough for a senior.

  • Illustrations & backgrounds

    Thousands of characters, scenes, and props bring the writing to life — or upload your own.

  • Music, sound & voice

    Score a scene, add effects, or record a voiceover — hearing their words aloud helps students revise for clarity and expression.

  • Animations

    Make characters and text move and react, so the story actually performs.

  • Branching & endings

    Choices and multiple endings turn a story into something the reader plays.

Des projets d’élèves

See what students make from what they learn.

↓ real, published projects · across subjects and grade levels
Easy to start · safe by design

Made for classrooms, not adapted to them.

Students sign in with Google, Clever, or ClassLink, send work to Google Classroom, and nothing publishes without your approval.

🔒 COPPA & FERPA compliant🛡️ No ads — ever👩‍🏫 Teacher-controlled publishing

Every lesson is aligned task-by-task to relevant standards, including Common Core, NGSS, CSTA, ISTE, and supported state standards. See how standards work →

Ce que disent les enseignants

When students care about what they're creating, they care about the writing.

Élèves qui présentent leur projet publié à la classe
★★★★★
« Pendant trois ans, D. refusait presque tout en classe. Sur ce projet Elementari, il s’est mis au travail et a voulu continuer. »
Mme Paige Besthoff, enseignante d’informatique
★★★★★
« Je ne suis pas spécialiste du numérique. Pourtant, le vendredi, toute ma classe avait publié un projet. »
Mme Grace Okafor, bibliothécaire en primaire
Une élève qui construit son histoire dans le Studio
Pour commencer

Choisissez un sujet. Les élèves en font un projet.

Vous pouvez essayer Elementari avec toute votre classe, sans carte bancaire.

Vous pouvez changer d’offre plus tard. Des tarifs de groupe et des formations sont disponibles pour les écoles et districts.