CLASSROOM UNIT · DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
Games Design & Coding
From a first game idea to a working prototype. A guided introduction to designing, coding, testing and improving a game.
Ask about this unitINTERACTIVE LEARNING FOR SCHOOLS
Less planning.
More possibility.
Lessons students can get stuck into. We turn your teaching goals into interactive units, with practical projects and clear guidance along the way.
A little learning by doingMONEY & LIFE
UNDERSTAND IT. THEN TRY IT.
Revenue isn’t profit.
Revenue is the money you take in. Profit is what’s left after costs.
Your lemonade stall
10 cups sold · $2 ingredients per cup
- Revenue 10 × your price
- $30
- Costs 10 × $2
- − $20
- Profit
- $10
Change the price to compare revenue, costs and profit. All ten cups are sold at the price you choose.
You take in $30 and spend $20 on ingredients. That leaves $10 profit.
A simple model: all 10 cups sell. Ingredient costs only.
BUILT AROUND YOUR CLASSROOM
Your topic. Your students.
A lesson that brings it together.
We work with teachers to build a sequence that fits what you need to teach, from a single topic to a whole unit.
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A clear plan to teach from
Learning goals, lesson sequences and teaching notes, shaped around your brief.
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More than a set of quizzes
Explanations, tools to experiment with, practical projects and time to reflect.
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Room to make it your own
Built for your year level and timetable, then refined with your classroom feedback.
A LITTLE CURIOSITY GOES A LONG WAY
Our short courses are ready to explore. Hands-on learning at your own pace, at home or alongside school.
Find your next little discovery.
Six free short coursesDesigned for ages 10–14
There’s more to explore.
YOUR NEXT UNIT, BROUGHT TO LIFE
What are you teaching next?
Bring us your topic, year level and learning goals. We’ll shape them into a practical, interactive unit your teachers can teach from.
Plan a unit with usMore than lesson content.
- A clear sequence built around your learning goals
- Teaching notes and worked examples
- Interactive activities, projects and reflections
- Refinements informed by classroom feedback