Timers for routines and transitions
Set a visible countdown for entry, cleanup, independent work, or a brain break. Choose a standard or visual timer based on what students need to see.
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Free classroom resources for teachers
Practical digital tools and ready-to-use routines for the projected screen in front of your class.
These are teacher-made classroom resources for the moments that repeat every day: getting started, moving between activities, selecting students fairly, making groups, and making expectations visible. Everything opens in a browser and works on a smart board, projector, or classroom TV.
This is not a worksheet library. These resources are designed for the front of the room, where students can see the same cue, countdown, prompt, or group list at the same time.
Fair participation and groups
Use a random name picker for share-outs or build balanced groups for centers, labs, and one-day projects without negotiating tables.
Try the group makerVisible voice-level cues
Pair a traffic light or noise meter with an explicit expectation: silent, whisper, partner talk, or discussion. Students can see the cue from anywhere in the room.
Try the noise meterA daily projected agenda
Keep the date, learning target, schedule, and next transition together on a board you can reopen tomorrow instead of rebuilding from scratch.
Browse board templatesQuick activity tools
Use dice, QR codes, polls, and a drawing board for warm-ups, choices, checks for understanding, and whole-class modeling.
See all classroom toolsReady-to-use teaching guides
Start with a Morning Meeting layout, a first-day board, or practical guidance for projected classroom routines and management tools.
Read the teaching guidesStart with one routine, not every tool
A useful classroom screen should reduce directions, not add another thing to manage. Pick one repeatable routine: an entry timer, a morning message, a voice-level cue, or a group shuffle. Once students recognize the visual cue, add the next tool only when it supports a real classroom need.
For a ready-made starting point, use the Morning Meeting screen template, a first-day setup guide, or our honest free classroom tools comparison.
Build a board around your routine
Put the timer, agenda, name picker, and voice-level cue your class needs on one free projected board.
Open the free board