STEM Builder

Getting started

From zero to a full class building โ€” in about a minute of setup. Here's the whole process, start to finish.

  1. Create your free teacher account

    Sign up with your school email and a password, or use your Google account. Teacher accounts are free โ€” no credit card, no trial clock.

  2. Create a class

    Name your class ("Period 3 STEM") and it's live. You'll get a class code right away โ€” that code is all your students need.

  3. Students join with the code โ€” or sync Google Classroom

    Students go to the join page, enter the class code, and pick a username โ€” no student email required. Using Google Classroom? Connect it and import your roster in a couple of clicks instead.

  4. Assign a tool

    Open your class, pick a tool, and set a challenge โ€” a bridge to beat, a home to design, levels to complete. Or let students explore freely; every tool works without an assignment, too.

  5. Watch them build

    Your dashboard shows every student's work and progress in one place โ€” who's started, who's stuck, who's already on version three.

    Ms. Rivera's Dashboard

    Sample data โ€” demo

    Period 3 STEM ย ยทย  22 students ย ยทย  class code MAPLE-312

    Assignments

    AssignmentToolDueStatus
    Bridge ChallengeBridge BuilderDue Friday18/22 submitted
    Design a Tiny HomeBlueprint LabDue next Wednesday9/22 submitted
    Measurement SprintMeasurement LabClosed22/22 complete

    Student progress

    StudentBridge ChallengeDesign a Tiny HomeMeasurement Sprint
    ava.rCompleteIn progressComplete
    leo.mCompleteCompleteComplete
    quinn.bIn progressNot startedComplete
    sofia.tCompleteIn progressComplete
    marcus.jCompleteNot startedComplete
    nina.pIn progressIn progressComplete
    jayden.wCompleteCompleteComplete
    elena.kNot startedIn progressComplete

    + 14 more students

    Recent student work

๐ŸŽ“ In-app tutorials for students โ€” coming soon

Ready to see your students build?

It takes about a minute to start โ€” and it's free for teachers.