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.
Out of the room
How to use it
Leave this page open on a classroom screen or tablet by the door. Students type their name, choose where they're going and sign out, then tap I'm back on return. You set how many can be out at once; anyone out longer than your limit is flagged in red. The log stays on this device; download it at the end of the day if you keep records.
Free to use, no account needed. It runs in your browser: nothing you type, and no sound from your microphone, is sent to Fieldbook.
Hands-on lessons to pair with Hall Pass Board
Ready-to-teach units, each lesson a printable teacher guide and student sheet. Your first three lessons are free.
Our Living Planet
Air, water, land and living things, and how each one depends on the others. Students build a sealed jar ecosystem to keep for a month and catch the water cycle in a bag on the window.
Solids, Liquids and Gases
Where does a puddle go? Why does ice float? A first look at the tiny particles that explain the stuff around us.
Cells: The Smallest Living Things
How small is a cell, how does water get in, what's inside, and why are cells so tiny? Four lessons with potatoes, strawberries and gelatin that work with a microscope or without one.
Three full lessons, free
Make a free account and download any three Fieldbook lessons, from any grade or subject, as printable PDFs. No card needed.
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