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Start from a useful structure and keep the result connected

ClassLattice templates are editable starting points for plans, artifacts, spreadsheets, rubrics, classroom routines, and other supported workflows.

Try something you can teach

12 free Grade 6 math activities

Complete activities, quick understanding checks, and separate teacher guides. Read, print, or download without an account. Save a personal copy when you want to adapt one.

These examples are starting points for educator review. Confirm their fit for your learners and the standards adopted by your workspace.

What stays connected

More than a collection of classroom tools

Each capability keeps the relevant course, standards, sources, revisions, people, and next action available to the authorized workflow.

Blank and structured artifact layouts

Lesson, assessment, rubric, and planning starting points

Classroom-display and spreadsheet layouts

Recommendations remain optional and educator-controlled

How the workflow works

Templates are editable starting structures, not sealed content

ClassLattice templates reduce setup work while preserving teacher ownership. A selected structure becomes an editable artifact in the authorized Vault and can carry standards, sources, revisions, output formats, and later classroom evidence.

  1. 01

    Choose the structure for the job

    Start with a lesson, assessment, rubric, CER or thinking routine, classroom display, spreadsheet, game, visual, or blank artifact rather than forcing every task through one document shape.

  2. 02

    Add current instructional context

    Attach the intended course, standard, source, learning target, and destination so the template becomes part of the real workflow rather than an isolated download.

  3. 03

    Edit and review the result

    Revise the content and layout, inspect any AI-assisted changes, preserve the source revision, and choose the supported format needed for classroom or external use.

  4. 04

    Reuse without losing history

    Save the artifact in the Vault, create a connected derivative when adapting it, and continue into planning, Student Spaces, assessment, display, or Exchange without overwriting the original.

Built into ClassLattice

Capabilities that support the full workflow

Each capability below is part of the current product and keeps its own records, permissions, review points, and reusable outputs.

create

Artifact Studio

Edit, version, reuse, convert, and export everything saved in your vault, including no-device / unplugged classroom versions that teach the same learning target without student devices.

  • Documents
  • Presentations
  • Spreadsheets
  • PDF
  • Whiteboards
  • Images
  • Print & no-device
  • Markdown
assess

Assessment Builder

Build checks for understanding tied to standards.

  • Spreadsheets
  • Documents
plan

Curriculum Lattice

Connect standards, concepts, lessons, materials, assessments, and class evidence in one curriculum view.

  • Documents
create

Thinking Routines and CER

Create editable CER, concept, inquiry, and analysis organizers tied to your standards.

  • Documents
create

Interactive Game & Challenge Builder

Build escape-room challenges, branching scenarios, quiz games, vocabulary games, inquiry mysteries, timeline sequences, concept classification, and scenario-based decision activities as durable Vault artifacts. Deliver through Student Spaces (individual/team) or the Interactive Whiteboard (whole class). Reuses Artifact Studio, Media Studio, Assessment Builder, Quick Pulse, ClassLattice Credits, and Exchange, with no parallel game platform or public leaderboards. Accessibility is a first-class requirement: keyboard, screen-reader, high-zoom, non-color-only states, and printable fallback for every activity type.

  • Documents
create

Image Studio

Create standalone illustrations, diagrams, maps, and classroom scenes. A saved source is optional.

  • Images
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Start with a real instructional workflow

Create an educator workspace, choose a course and current standard, and carry one plan through materials, classroom use, evidence, and the next saved action.