Support the curriculum with free resources
LearningGrids is an ever-growing bank of free, ready-made Clicker resources that will save you hours of lesson preparation time! Created by our team of experienced teachers, choose from thousands of engaging activities and grids covering a wide range of curriculum topics.
“From a teaching perspective, Clicker is also reducing the time needed to create resources. We don’t have to go hunting for pictures or curriculum topic words, or information books; it’s all here in Clicker and quick to use.”Julie Tipping, Garnock Community School
Find the resources you want
Use LearningGrids’ powerful new search tools to quickly find activities by topic, keyword, and age-range. You’ll also be pointed to resources related to the one you’re currently viewing. When you find the activity you need, simply select ‘open’ for instant access.
Designed to support the elementary curriculum
You’ll find Sentence Sets, Connect Sets and Word Banks aligned to curriculum topics, themes and objectives. Whether you’re building sentences about the weather, using adjectives to describe a monster, or finding keywords about Ancient Egypt there’s a Clicker Writer resource for you.
Develop core writing skills
Take a look at the ‘English’ category to help your students create focused, relevant and language rich pieces of writing. You’ll find some of our most popular literacy exercises like ‘Possessive Pronouns’ and ‘Powerful Adjectives’, along with resources to support creative, descriptive writing, and an excellent selection of writing frames to help your learners tackle discussion texts, persuasive pieces, science investigations, and more!
Provide inclusive lesson content
LearningGrids resources can be easily and quickly modified – enabling a group of children to work on exactly the same resource, but with differing levels of support. We also group linked resources together, allowing children entry to an activity level appropriate for them. For some, it may be a sentence building activity, while more independent writers can access a keyword bank on the same topic.