These guides help you make the most of the built-in features of iPad and Mac to create productive learning environments — from managing schedules and screen time to telling and sharing a story. With busy K–8 teachers and parents in mind, the five quick tips in each guide make it easy to set up devices, no matter where learning takes place.

Jean-Paul used the Live Loops chapter in the Everyone Can Create Music project guide to make a rap in GarageBand about one of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights articles.

This is a lesson plan that introduces rotational and reflectional symmetry with geometric shapes, focusing on regular polygons. Notes (two copies: a student version and also an answer key, both as a Word doc and a PDF), assignment, and cut-out shapes are provided. There is a final project, with both instructions and an example included. Cover image: Christensen, K., 2022. Reflectional Symmetry of an Atom [screenshot] (Keynote presentation, Rotational and Reflectional Symmetry Assignment).

Students will practice speaking skills, animating text, and recording to explain the directions for how to prepare a chosen dish. Their ideas of which food to share will first be brainstormed in the iPad Notes. Then Keynote will be used to show a process of how to prepare the food by animating texts or photos. Finally an explanation of the recipe will be captured with a screen recording. Image Source:Holleman, Frank, 2021, Recipes from the Fork Ranger book about 'solving climate change with food' photograph, https://unsplash.com/s/photos/recipe. 

Leveraging skills learned from the Everyone Can Create Photo project guide and Numbers for iPad Apple Teacher tutorials, Claire created experiences that enabled her students to see forces in action and capture them using the Camera app on iPad.

Explore creative activities for kids ages 8–12+ that are fun to do with built-in features on iPad. Each activity is easy for students to get started on their own and can be tailored for older ages with a focus on literacy. Encourage your students to try all 30 ideas, esend a week making movies, make art out of code, and so much more. These activities are great to share with parents to keep kids creative while learning at home.

This is a lesson plan designed for sixth grade students to make a video showing how to throw underhand in their choice of sport or activity, as if they were going to teach how to throw to a first grader. The project is done using iPads with the camera and iMovie apps.

The purpose of this lesson is to help students to understand how not only connect to the WiFi, but how to connect to the district management system as well as basic care of thier school issued iPad. Photo by form PxHere https://pxhere.com/en/photo/1081298 

Jamie used the Tutorials chapter in the Everyone Can Create Video project guide to help students learn about imagery and bring descriptions from a novel to life.