Search: Interactive Learning

An AI-powered platform that helps teachers create interactive and engaging presentations.

Tools are designed specifically for teachers; site is unfancy but functional.

Teacher-created “Spaces” are an exciting way for students to engage with classroom material, the rest is on par with other generative AI tools

With a lot of teacher input, Curipod can be a fun tool to add to any classroom.

Simple SEL integration with conversation starters and team building.

It's designed with student learning in mind, and teachers can encourage students to submit quality content and engage in reflective feedback.

More than a quiz tool: With Quizizz you can create interactive learning experiences, but you'll need a school subscription.

Easy-to-use tool for supporting communication and engagement with families in 150+ languages.

This multifunctional platform provides many ways for districts, admins, teachers, families, and students to connect and offers a ton of features—perhaps even too many, for some.

It runs great, works on all devices, and can be used to enhance interactive learning.

This tools offers a fun, simple, and safe way to hold real-time online discussions that might just increase engagement, interest, and even learning.

With some creativity, this interactive platform can support instruction and assessment.

This is a site that offers both actionable resources and an active community for student voice and civic engagement.

This site offers smart, fun resources for exploring the layers of meaning in media and finding causes to fight for.

Fun for students, easy for teachers, QuaverSEL uses the power of music to boost social and emotional learning.

A complete SEL solution with lessons, games, resources, and training that meet seemingly every need.

Students and teachers develop proficiency in vital social and emotional learning skills through well-designed, interactive learning modules.

Interactive program with practice activities teaches SEL to young students.

Riveting role-playing game reinforces relationship skills, but plan carefully so that students can save their game.

This art and SEL combo invites all students to play, focus, and create.

A powerful and focused social problem-solving game designed to reach kids who need direct instruction.

This trustworthy app could be a playful supplement to a mental health curriculum, but might be challenging to implement in classrooms.

A valuable series of modules to get kids thinking about how their choices help build strong character.

This could be a fun introduction to talking about a variety of emotions and how to recognize them in others.

Wonderful and fun social-interaction game designed to teach cooperation and friendship skills needed for middle school and beyond.

A slow-paced SEL game for helping students understand the nuances of managing mental health.

This heartwarming game helps kids empathize with the highs and lows of romantic relationships.

Teachers and students can spice up presentations and demonstrate processes and problem-solving skills with this well-designed tool.

This silly animal app is a fun way to teach kids about emotions and creativity.

Toto's Treehouse invites kids to play and explore -- just the way they learn best.

Journey is a must-play experience and a shining beacon of the good that games can do.

A beautiful achievement developed in cooperation with indigenous folk that offers players valuable SEL skill building and a respectful window into Inupiat culture, ways of life, traditions, and stories.

A beautiful game that's sure to build students' empathy skills and provoke deep conversations about alcoholism and abuse as well as metaphor.

With good support, an extremely powerful game to build empathy.

It effectively connects students with the harrowing journey of a Syrian refugee, even though some of the interactive elements are underwhelming.

A useful, if a bit repetitive, game to help high school students plan for the future and gauge how their choices impact many areas of well-being.

A stark portrayal of civilian life in a war-torn city that requires strategic thinking and invites repeated plays.

This tool defines engagement and offers a completely open-ended experience perfect for use across the educational spectrum.

A wonderful, endlessly detailed way to get kids engaged in the world of art.

An irresistibly fun way for ELLs to practice high-frequency English vocabulary, but as an app it's a bit rough around the edges.

Game-based platform can get kids interested in world geography and expose them to different cultures on a surface level.

These varied games are great for introducing the fundamentals and practicing but aren't sufficient as a complete curriculum.

Text adventures can be a blast to play and make, but the Quest game-making tool, while offering some decent support, can be tough to use effectively without coding experience.

This is a high-quality, surprisingly fun way to see how the Bill of Rights relates to everyday situations.

An enticing free option for connecting current events to content through podcasts, but student engagement hinges on how you incorporate it.

This impressive program has ready-to-use and expert-vetted content that'll help advanced students engage meaningfully with foreign policy issues and processes.

Dive right in to world geography with a beautiful, interactive globe full of narratives and photos of different cultures and traditions.

Kids learn about the world through easy-to-use flashcards and exciting stacking games.

This game-based curriculum would be an excellent addition to any secondary social studies.

This is a strong resource for showing the power of journalism and research, and it'll engage most students; others will need teacher support.