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Big ideas. Small, joyful beginnings.

Build foundations through stories, concrete materials, movement and conversation. Prepare short learning experiences that let children notice, try and explain.

See SparkSchool in action
A teacher supporting learners through a practical classroom activity
More time for the moments that matter.

Meet learners at their next step.

A grade gives you context; the class in front of you gives you the starting point. Connect your curriculum goals with what learners already understand and prepare an experience that is appropriately challenging.

AI-generated imagery illustrates these learning settings.

A little support, from preparation to reflection

Before, during and after the lesson.

01

Begin with something children can touch

Turn a learning goal into a short story, sorting activity or hands-on investigation. Use familiar objects, accessible language and frequent chances to talk.

02

Prepare small steps and different supports

Draft visual prompts, adult-guided questions and an extra challenge around the same idea. Build movement and short activities into the sequence.

03

Notice learning through play and explanation

Prepare observation prompts rather than relying only on worksheets. Use what children say, draw or demonstrate to choose the next activity.

The same goal. More than one way there.

Differentiate the scaffolding and level of challenge while keeping your learning objective in view. Use responses to decide what should happen next.

  1. Support

    Explore with everyday objects

  2. Core

    Draw or talk about what changed

  3. Extend

    Try the idea in a new setting

Useful support. Connected to your work.

See the workflow, then open a block for practical examples and next steps.

Lesson planner01

Begin with something children can touch

Turn a learning goal into a short story, sorting activity or hands-on investigation. Use familiar objects, accessible language and frequent chances to talk.

See how it works
Learning pathways02

Prepare small steps and different supports

Draft visual prompts, adult-guided questions and an extra challenge around the same idea. Build movement and short activities into the sequence.

See how it works
Assessment studio03

Notice learning through play and explanation

Prepare observation prompts rather than relying only on worksheets. Use what children say, draw or demonstrate to choose the next activity.

See how it works
Primary school
Time to reflect
  1. 01Explore with everyday objects
  2. 02Draw or talk about what changed
  3. 03Try the idea in a new setting

You are part of the picture, too.

Preparation is one part of a teaching life. The wellbeing zone makes space for EQ, ongoing learning and mindful pauses, with practical activities to help you reflect and refocus.

Visit the teacher wellbeing zone

A few things you might be wondering.

Can I change what the AI creates?

Yes. Treat generated resources as drafts. Adjust the examples, language, pace and level of challenge before using them with learners.

Where does Sparkie fit in?

Sparkie, currently known as Spark Buddy, helps you navigate teaching tasks, draft resources and explore available class insights. The Chrome extension adds teaching tools alongside Google Docs, Slides and Forms.

Your next teaching idea deserves a little spark.

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