One platform, every subject
Science, ELA, math, social studies — students learn by writing and coding interactive stories, tagged to the standards you track.
No coding experience needed
Self-guided lessons carry teachers and students step by step. Works in any modern browser — nothing to install.
Competency-based assessment
Students demonstrate standards through work they build — projects, not bubble sheets — with coverage tracked per class and real artifacts to show for it.
Built for student equity & access
Every student can create — regardless of device, reading level, language, or whether they've ever seen a line of code.
Works on the devices you have
Any browser on laptops, tablets, and iPads — no installs, no minimum specs. Families can read published projects on a phone.
No account barriers
No student email required — QR badges for early readers, class codes, shared passwords, or school SSO. Every login option is free.
Meets every learner
Adjustable student levels balance support and challenge; self-guided lessons let students move at their own pace while teachers focus where they're needed.
Every voice published
Storytelling gives students who don't see themselves as “coders” a way in — and the class showcase gives every student an authentic audience.
Rollout in three steps
Progress for every student, every class
Visible per student, per class, per school — and teachers keep agency: they choose the lessons, set collaboration rules, and approve every project before it counts.
School and District plans add an admin dashboard — the same view rolled up across teachers, classes, and buildings — plus co-teachers on any classroom.
See what students create
Every class gets a public showcase of teacher-approved projects — interactive stories, games, and animations, with the class's words written, hours of work, and worldwide readers tallied.
Explore the Lesson BankGlobal digital citizenship — practiced for real
Published projects don't sit in a folder — classmates, families, and readers around the world play them, and every class showcase carries a live reader map so students see exactly where their words traveled. That's digital citizenship students live, not a worksheet about it.
“The kids absolutely loved exploring the platform on their iPads. The images are amazing — they were still telling each other what they wanted to write about on their way to the next class.”
“The students were fully engaged. They'd never had a class like it — so much freedom of expression. The sky really is the limit, and they especially loved the coding side.”
Plans that scale
Pricing is per teacher — students are always unlimited and free.
Questions from schools
How do we scale Elementari across a district?
Plans are licensed per teacher with unlimited student accounts, plus dedicated support for implementation. Rostering runs through ClassLink or Google Classroom, so adding a school is a sync — not a spreadsheet project.
What PD and support is included?
Free professional development sessions and training for schools and educators, a Help Center of tutorials, and dedicated support on School and District plans.
How do schools fund Elementari?
Schools commonly use Title I and Title IV-A funds, Perkins V (career and technical education), and state computer-science education grants — Elementari fits as both CS instruction and cross-curricular literacy. We're happy to help you draft the justification for your funding source.
How is student work kept safe?
Teachers review and publish every project — nothing is public without them. Students are identified by first name and last initial only, and classroom feedback stays private to the classroom.
Request a quote
Tell us about your school or district and we'll put together pricing based on your number of teachers — with unlimited student accounts included.