Nikola Tesla, one of the TeachVerse Guardians, in his electrical laboratory

A CLASSROOM GAME CREATED BY TEACHERS

Give your next lesson
a world to explore.

Bring your lesson plan, or tell TeachVerse what your class needs to learn. Create an interactive Academy lesson, give students room to investigate, and review the work they hand in.

  • Curriculum objectives
  • AI lesson creation
  • Rubrics and feedback
MEET A GUARDIANNikola Tesla

TAKE A LOOK INSIDE

A lesson students can
get their hands on.

Let them change something, make a prediction and explain what they notice. Then give them a chance to use that understanding.

YEAR 7 SCIENCE · RESULTANT FORCESIllustrative example

Explore an Academy model, a practice question and a teacher’s rubric.

This is a small example. In your classroom, you review the lesson, questions and rubric before sharing them.

YOUR TEACHING COMES FIRST

Start with what
you’re teaching.

  1. 1

    Bring the material you already have

    Upload a lesson plan or describe the topic and year group. AI prepares the learning activities. You can also write and edit them yourself.

  2. 2

    Make it right for your class

    Check the objectives, change an explanation and decide what students should produce. Add a research task, presentation or project when it serves the lesson.

  3. 3

    Read the work behind the result

    Students hand in their findings, files and sources. See what they tried, leave feedback and return work for another attempt.

The teacher’s tools
YOUR LESSON OUTLINETeacher review

Why does motion change?

Science · Year 7 · Academy

LEARNING OBJECTIVE

Explain how balanced and unbalanced forces affect motion.

01
Explore the forces

Change a push. Predict what will happen.

02
Choose an investigation

Compare two surfaces or test a different load.

03
Share your findings

A short report or presentation with evidence.

An example outline. Your own lesson stays private until you publish it.

SomniBot, the gold robot who supports students as they learn

MEET SOMNIBOT

A little help
to keep thinking.

SomniBot gives students a question, an example or a hint to try. They can ask about the activity in front of them and explain where they are stuck.

STUDENT

I think the cart stops when the push stops.

SOMNIBOT

What force could slow it down on a smooth surface? Try removing friction and compare what happens.

Illustrative conversation. Teachers can review saved learning conversations.
Meet the learning companion

START WITH ONE CLASS

Try a topic you’re
teaching this week.

Create a classroom, prepare a lesson and check each activity before your students see it.

COMIC PREVIEW

A Guardian’s story

This is the opening page. Students unlock more chapters as they progress in TeachVerse.

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