Exciting Updates and Improvements
When educators speak, we listen. Explore the updates and improvements we've made to support teachers.
Co-Teacher Function
Your classroom, your collaborators
Multiple teachers can now work together in a single class, with roles and permissions that match how your district manages rostering. Co-teachers, interventionists, and long-term subs each get their own access with no shared logins.
Inquiry Hub Updates
A hub that works hard for you
The Inquiry Hub has been updated with clearer organization, improved navigation, and new resources designed for how you actually use it. Whether you're planning a unit, preparing for a team meeting, or supporting a new teacher, what you need is easier to find.
Social Studies Video Library
See what inquiry looks like in classrooms
The Inquiry Hub now includes a video library with classroom footage, protocol walkthroughs, and real examples of structured inquiry across grade levels. Share something at a team meeting, walk a new teacher through a discussion protocol, or see how other classrooms handle a specific moment.
Integrations
Less setup and more teaching
Automated rostering with Clever and ClassLink keeps teachers, students, and classes in sync with no manual setup required. LTI 1.3 integrations with Canvas and Schoology let teachers launch assignments directly from their LMS.
Curriculum Update Log
Always know what changed
The Inquiry Hub now includes a running log of curriculum updates, pulled directly from our content team as changes happen. You can see what changed and open the update log.
Inquiry Work Gallery
Check out the amazing work that inquirED teachers and leaders have shared this school year
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Students created a poster to educate others on the imports of conserving natural recourses.
Natural Resources of the U.S.
4th Grade
Final Product
Students created a poster to educate others on the imports of conserving natural recourses.
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Hayes, Keyjahjna from Little Rock School District: AR, 4th Grade
We took our study of innovation one step further. We brainstormed future innovation ideas and then created models.
Innovation
2nd Grade
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We took our study of innovation one step further. We brainstormed future innovation ideas and then created models.
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Melissa Riehle from Lakota Local School District: OH, 2nd Grade
I teach two classes, and we both created our challenge statement which was "We will create a game to teach our buddy class about meeting needs and wants." I created a game idea sheet where a couple of students suggested candy land. I chose one idea that is pictured above which took the idea of candy land but changed it to include places in our community. I split the classes into teams and each team was in charge of a different community producer. They had to come up with a producer symbol for their game board, a description of their place, and a picture for the game board. We will be delivering these to our Kindergarten buddy classes this week!
Meeting Needs and Wants
2nd Grade
Final Product
I teach two classes, and we both created our challenge statement which was "We will create a game to teach our buddy class about meeting needs and wants." I created a game idea sheet where a couple of students suggested candy land. I chose one idea that is pictured above which took the idea of candy land but changed it to include places in our community. I split the classes into teams and each team was in charge of a different community producer. They had to come up with a producer symbol for their game board, a description of their place, and a picture for the game board. We will be delivering these to our Kindergarten buddy classes this week!
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We interviewed innovators to learn what it means to innovate. We interviewed a professor, a P&G employee and three parents working in manufacturing, video communication and e-commerce.
Past, Present, and Future
2nd Grade
Other
We interviewed innovators to learn what it means to innovate. We interviewed a professor, a P&G employee and three parents working in manufacturing, video communication and e-commerce.
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Melissa Riehle from Lakota Local School District: OH, 2nd Grade
These are anchor charts, handouts, and wall displays aligned to the Our Special Location inquiry.
Our Special Location
1st Grade
Anchor Chart
These are anchor charts, handouts, and wall displays aligned to the Our Special Location inquiry.
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Raegen Autry from Winston-Salem /Forsyth County Schools: NC, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade
Students created a Team and Family Mural. We are sharing our results with the preschool department to inspire them.
My Team and Self
Kindergarten
Final Product
Students created a Team and Family Mural. We are sharing our results with the preschool department to inspire them.
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Paula Walker from Quality Schools International: IT, Kindergarten, 1st Grade
Students created a good or service to sell and then made a poster to advertise their product.
Economic Choices
4th Grade
Final Product
Students created a good or service to sell and then made a poster to advertise their product.
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Amanda Hargadine from Canby School District: OR, 4th Grade
Our Changing Landscape
2nd Grade
Inquiry-Long Display
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Erin Cogan from Alameda Unified School District: CA, 2nd Grade
Global Connections
3rd Grade
Final Product
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Stacey Chu from Quality Schools International: IT, 3rd Grade
The fourth grade class used recyclables to create new pieces. When finished, they set up a display for all students in the school to view. They also took pictures to create a powerpoint for families and classes to view when able.
Natural Resources of the U.S.
4th Grade
Final Product
The fourth grade class used recyclables to create new pieces. When finished, they set up a display for all students in the school to view. They also took pictures to create a powerpoint for families and classes to view when able.
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Allison Slater from Iowa City Community School District: IA, 4th Grade
Students write one word/short phrases on index cards that describe what contributes to a healthy democracy and add to poster throughout unit.
Rights and Responsibilities
5th Grade
Wall Display
Students write one word/short phrases on index cards that describe what contributes to a healthy democracy and add to poster throughout unit.
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Angela Kastrava from Canby School District: OR, 5th Grade
My 5th grade class read and annotated the "Trouble is Brewing" article together. We then split up into small groups to reread and focus on the events in the article. Students prepared slips of paper in a "jigsaw" fashion which focused on the causes and effects of each event. They presented to the class and facilitated discussion around that event.
The American Revolution
5th Grade
Inquiry-Long Display
My 5th grade class read and annotated the "Trouble is Brewing" article together. We then split up into small groups to reread and focus on the events in the article. Students prepared slips of paper in a "jigsaw" fashion which focused on the causes and effects of each event. They presented to the class and facilitated discussion around that event.
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Elizabeth Nielsen from Skokie District 68: IL, 5th Grade
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