Turn learning across your schools into something students build.
Students build knowledge through reading, then turn their connections into projects they write, design, and code. School plans bring that journey to more classrooms — with rostering, professional learning, and visibility built in.
Writing across the curriculum
Students begin with subject-area reading, then use what they learned to write a science explanation, historical account, ELA story, or other response—and bring it to life with visuals, sound, and code.
Explore Writing & Literacy →Guided from first read to finished project
Reading support, printable planning, and guided Studio steps help students move from understanding the topic to writing, designing, and coding their assigned project. No prior coding experience is required.
Why Creative Coding →Evidence you can open
Standards tags connect each lesson to what it teaches. Student projects and class coverage give teachers concrete work to review—not just completion counts.
Standards & Assessment →Built for access across classrooms
Browser-based creation, flexible sign-in, printable supports, and guided steps help schools fit Elementari into the devices and routines they already use.
Works on the devices you have
Students create in a modern browser on laptops, Chromebooks, tablets, and iPads. Families can read published projects on a phone.
Flexible student sign-in
No student email is required. Use QR badges, class codes, shared passwords, or school sign-in through Google, Clever, or ClassLink.
Guidance inside the lesson
Adjustable student levels, reading supports, printables, and self-checking guided steps help students keep moving while teachers focus support where it is needed.
Creative choice within structure
The lesson sets the project. Students decide what to write, how it looks and sounds, and how it responds—then revise for a teacher-approved class showcase.
A rollout schools can support
See activity without taking over instruction
Teachers can follow guided-step progress and review each student's writing, code, and finished project. School leaders can see usage across licensed classrooms.
School and District plans add an admin dashboard, school-wide usage analytics, co-teachers, and custom standards frameworks.
See what students write—and build
Students use what they learned to write first—then turn a science explanation into an animation, a historical account into an interactive story, or a reading response into a game. Teachers approve classroom work before it appears in the class showcase.
Explore the Lesson BankTeach digital citizenship through real publishing
When a teacher publishes student work, classmates and families can read and play it. Classroom feedback supports thoughtful revision, and the reader map shows where shared work is being opened.
“The kids absolutely loved exploring the platform on their iPads. The images are amazing — they were still telling each other what they wanted to write about on their way to the next class.”
“The students were fully engaged. They'd never had a class like it — so much freedom of expression. The sky really is the limit, and they especially loved the coding side.”
Plans that scale by teacher, not student
School and District plans have a 5-teacher minimum. Student accounts, classrooms, and projects are unlimited.
Questions from schools
How do we roll out Elementari across a school or district?
School and District plans are licensed per teacher with unlimited student accounts. Rosters can be imported from Google Classroom, Clever, or ClassLink, and training is included.
What training and support are included?
School and District plans include training and professional development, step-by-step resources, and dedicated support.
How is school pricing structured?
Pricing is based on licensed teachers, not student seats. School and District plans have a 5-teacher minimum, and volume discounts are available.
How is student work kept safe?
Classroom student projects are private until a teacher approves publishing. No student email is required, public student profiles are limited, and classroom feedback stays inside the class.
Request a quote
Tell us how many teachers you want to support. We'll put together per-teacher pricing with unlimited student accounts, classrooms, and projects included.