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Classroom tools

Free tools for your classroom

41 free tools for the projector, the whiteboard and the lab bench. No sign-up, nothing to install, and nothing you type leaves your browser.

Field Watch

A quiet-room wildlife game for the projector. Keep the room calm and animals visit six real habitats, each with a fact to learn. Every animal spotted goes into your class Field Journal.

Grades K–8ScienceClassroom routinesInclusive learningStudent-facing

Lesson Timer

A big pie timer that splits a class period into named parts (warm-up, investigate, clean-up) so everyone can see what's next and how long is left.

Grades K–8Classroom routinesInclusive learningStudent-facingTeacher tool

Class Graph Maker

Type in your class's results and get a clean bar or line graph to project or print. Built for the data step of every Fieldbook investigation.

Grades 2–8ScienceMathStudent-facingTeacher tool

Team Maker

Paste your class list once, then pick a random name or split the class into balanced lab groups in one click.

Grades K–8Classroom routinesTeacher tool

Math Figures

Printable number lines, coordinate grids, graph paper and hundred charts for worksheets and tests, sized the way you need them.

Grades K–8MathTeacher tool

Weather Station

A live thermometer for any town. Read the scale, compare cities, and log the day's temperature for a weather unit.

Grades 2–6ScienceMathStudent-facing

Moon Phase Finder

Pick any date and see the Moon's phase, how much of it is lit and when the next full and new moons are. Pairs with our Sun, Earth and Moon unit.

Grades 1–8ScienceStudent-facing

Clock Match

Read an analog clock and pick the matching time. Five levels, from o'clock up to the nearest minute.

Grades 1–3MathStudent-facing

Corner Store

Ring up a pretend purchase, add sales tax and count back the change. Money practice with Canadian or US coins and bills.

Grades 2–6MathLife skillsStudent-facing

Participation Tally

Tap a name each time a student contributes and see who hasn't had a turn yet. Everything stays on your own device.

Grades K–8Classroom routinesTeacher tool

Hall Pass Board

Students sign out and back in on a classroom screen, with a running clock and a log you can download at the end of the day.

Grades K–8Classroom routinesStudent-facingTeacher tool

Fraction Wall

Stack fraction strips to see which fractions are equal, which is bigger, and how they add up. Then test yourself with compare-and-match challenges.

Grades 3–6MathStudent-facingTeacher tool

Place Value Blocks

Build any number from ones, tens, hundreds and thousands blocks, trade ten for one, and see it written in standard, expanded and word form.

Grades 1–4MathStudent-facingTeacher tool

Times Table Trainer

Explore the multiplication grid as arrays and patterns, then practise the facts you pick with a quick quiz that tracks which ones still need work.

Grades 2–5MathStudent-facing

Number Line Hops

Show addition, subtraction and skip counting as jumps along a number line, with whole numbers, negatives or decimals.

Grades 1–7MathStudent-facingTeacher tool

Area and Perimeter Builder

Draw shapes on a square grid and watch the area and perimeter count up. Challenges ask for shapes with the same area but different perimeters.

Grades 3–6MathStudent-facing

Angle Maker

Turn a ray around an on-screen protractor to make and measure angles, name them acute, right, obtuse or reflex, then estimate angles in a game.

Grades 4–7MathStudent-facingTeacher tool

Probability Lab

Flip coins, roll dice or spin a spinner hundreds of times and compare what happened with what probability predicts.

Grades 4–8MathScienceStudent-facing

Equation Balance

Solve equations on a balance scale: do the same thing to both sides until x stands alone. Step-by-step algebra for grades 6 to 8.

Grades 6–8MathStudent-facing

Measurement Converter

Convert length, mass, volume, temperature and time between metric and imperial units, with the working shown and a sense-of-size picture for each.

Grades 4–8MathScienceLife skillsStudent-facingTeacher tool

Mean, Median and Mode

Type in a set of numbers and see the mean, median, mode and range worked out step by step, with a dot plot that shows where each one sits.

Grades 5–8MathScienceStudent-facingTeacher tool

Coordinate Hunt

Find hidden treasure by plotting and reading points on a coordinate grid. First quadrant for beginners, all four quadrants for grade 6 and up.

Grades 5–8MathStudent-facing

Ten Frames

Fill ten frames with counters to show numbers to 20, make ten and practise quick looks. Early number sense for kindergarten to grade 2.

Grades K–2MathInclusive learningStudent-facingTeacher tool

Periodic Table Explorer

All 118 elements, coloured by family. Click one for its atomic number, mass, state, discovery and an everyday use, or highlight metals, gases and more.

Grades 5–8ScienceStudent-facingTeacher tool

Predator and Prey

Run a simulated meadow of hares and lynx. Change birth and hunting rates and watch the two populations rise and fall on a live graph.

Grades 5–8ScienceMathStudent-facing

Circuit Lab

Wire batteries and bulbs in series or parallel, flip switches and see which bulbs light, how bright, and how much current flows.

Grades 4–8ScienceStudent-facing

States of Matter

Heat and cool a box of particles and watch them pack into a solid, slide as a liquid and fly apart as a gas, with a live thermometer.

Grades 2–8ScienceStudent-facing

Solar System Scale

See the planets at true scale for size and distance, find your weight and age on each one, and work out how long light takes to reach them.

Grades 3–8ScienceMathStudent-facing

Sound Wave Lab

Play a tone, change its pitch and loudness, and watch the wave change shape. Includes a live microphone wave view to see your own voice.

Grades 1–8ScienceStudent-facingTeacher tool

Sun and Shadow

Move through the day and the year to see where the Sun is in the sky, how long a stick's shadow is, and how many hours of daylight any latitude gets.

Grades 1–6ScienceStudent-facing

Sink or Float

Drop objects into water, oil, salt water or syrup. Predict first, then see what sinks and floats and why, using mass, volume and density.

Grades 3–8ScienceMathStudent-facing

Lever Lab

Put weights on a seesaw and balance it. Discover the law of the lever (weight times distance) by experiment, then solve balance puzzles.

Grades 3–8ScienceMathStudent-facing

Punnett Squares

Cross two parents and see every possible offspring, with the ratios of genotypes and traits, plus a breeding simulator to test the prediction.

Grades 6–8ScienceMathStudent-facing

Cell Explorer

Tap the parts of a plant cell and an animal cell to learn what each one does, then compare the two and quiz yourself.

Grades 5–8ScienceStudent-facing

pH Scale Explorer

Test household liquids on a pH scale with a cabbage-juice indicator colour, from lemon juice to bleach, and mix acids and bases to see neutralisation.

Grades 5–8ScienceStudent-facing

Plant Growth Journal

Log your class plants' height every few days and get a growth chart that compares plants or conditions. Saved on your device, ready to print.

Grades K–5ScienceMathStudent-facingTeacher tool

Lab Stopwatch

A big stopwatch with lap times for experiments: time several trials, see the average and spread, and download the results.

Grades 2–8ScienceMathClassroom routinesStudent-facingTeacher tool

Fair Test Planner

Plan an experiment step by step: question, variables to change, measure and keep the same, prediction and method. Prints as a one-page plan.

Grades 3–8ScienceClassroom routinesStudent-facingTeacher tool

Visual Schedule

Build the day's schedule with picture cards and show Now and Next on the board. Helps every student, and especially those who need predictability.

Grades K–8Classroom routinesInclusive learningStudent-facingTeacher tool

Calm Breathing

A breathing guide for the projector: a shape grows and shrinks to pace box, belly or 4-7-8 breathing, with gentle counting and optional sound.

Grades K–8Inclusive learningLife skillsClassroom routinesStudent-facing

Savings Planner

Set a savings goal and see how long it takes, week by week. Compare saving in a jar with earning simple or compound interest.

Grades 3–8MathLife skillsStudent-facing

The tools are free. So are your first three lessons.

Fieldbook lessons are complete, hands-on science and math lessons: a real question, an experiment with everyday materials, and a teacher guide and student sheet you can print. Make a free account and download any three. No card needed.

Questions teachers ask

Are the tools really free?

Yes. Every tool on this page is free for any teacher, student or parent, with no account and no ads. They're paid for by our lesson library, which you can try with three free lessons.

Do you collect anything?

No. The tools run in your browser. Class lists, tallies and logs are saved only on the device you're using, and microphone sound is measured on the device and never recorded or sent anywhere.

Can I ask for a tool?

Please do. Tell us what would save you time in class at our contact page. Many of these started as a teacher's request.