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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We created a cultural cookbook, where students made global connections about where their ingredients came from and how they come together and connect us with different parts of the world. Students took home a copy of all of their peers´ recipes!
Global Connections
3rd Grade
Final Product
We created a cultural cookbook, where students made global connections about where their ingredients came from and how they come together and connect us with different parts of the world. Students took home a copy of all of their peers´ recipes!
Additional Info
Crystal Bucio from Roaring Fork School District: CO, 3rd Grade

We are recreating and honoring the steps that people needed to take towards equality!
The 20th Century Civil Rights Movement
3rd Grade
Wall Display

Our 3rd Grade students, after reading articles about the different waves of immigration, created posters to present the information they learned to the class about their group of immigrants. It provided for a great discussion about the pushes and pulls of immigration. Students really began to realize the difficulties immigrants faced in other countries before coming to the US but were more shocked to find out that life was just as difficult, if not more, when they arrived here.
Migration and Movement
3rd Grade
Wall Display
Our 3rd Grade students, after reading articles about the different waves of immigration, created posters to present the information they learned to the class about their group of immigrants. It provided for a great discussion about the pushes and pulls of immigration. Students really began to realize the difficulties immigrants faced in other countries before coming to the US but were more shocked to find out that life was just as difficult, if not more, when they arrived here.
Additional Info
Jennifer Duzinskas from Maywood School District 89: IL, 3rd Grade

Students used the Pixton app to create these comics.
Natural Resources of the U.S.
4th Grade
Final Product

Our student loved learning about the origins-development-and impact of agriculture!
The Human Story
6th Grade
Inquiry-Long Display

This is an end of unit project for the Colonial America unit. Students chose an important event or aspect of colonial America and illustrated (in medium of their choice) and wrote a caption with the perspective of all groups that we learned about on the chosen event or aspect.
The Colonial Era
5th Grade
Final Product
This is an end of unit project for the Colonial America unit. Students chose an important event or aspect of colonial America and illustrated (in medium of their choice) and wrote a caption with the perspective of all groups that we learned about on the chosen event or aspect.
Additional Info
from , 5th Grade

Anchor chart from Module 2
The Colonial Era
5th Grade
Anchor Chart

My students loved the hexagonal activity from our Colonial Era unit. After they completed the card sort for Natural Resources, they asked if they could try to connect them like the hexagonal activity. They did a fantastic job and I liked hearing their explanation of the connections.
Natural Resources of the U.S.
5th Grade
Other
My students loved the hexagonal activity from our Colonial Era unit. After they completed the card sort for Natural Resources, they asked if they could try to connect them like the hexagonal activity. They did a fantastic job and I liked hearing their explanation of the connections.
Additional Info
Abby Brewer from Mason City Schools: OH, 5th Grade

We moved from economics (wants and needs) into natural resources! The students completed an inquiry chart of what they know and what they want to know and completed observations with a partner through pictures of natural resources!
Meeting Needs and Wants
1st Grade
Anchor Chart

Students sorted groups and individuals that displayed colonial resistance.
The Colonial Era
5th Grade
Other
Students sorted groups and individuals that displayed colonial resistance.
Additional Info
from , 5th Grade

Our class wrote and drew about their favorite foods they eat for special celebrations. We were joined by our Big Buddy Volunteers from Clearwater Retirement Community who shared some of their traditions too! Our class loves listening to their perspectives and stories, and the volunteers enjoyed helping students create their quilt square. We posted everyone's square on our wall as we compared and contrasted everyone's unique traditions.
Families Near and Far
1st Grade
Handout
Our class wrote and drew about their favorite foods they eat for special celebrations. We were joined by our Big Buddy Volunteers from Clearwater Retirement Community who shared some of their traditions too! Our class loves listening to their perspectives and stories, and the volunteers enjoyed helping students create their quilt square. We posted everyone's square on our wall as we compared and contrasted everyone's unique traditions.
Additional Info
from , 1st Grade

We love making these infographics on Jamestown and Plymouth. It is a great way for students to practice making a claim and supporting it using specific evidence which we do in both reading and writing.
The Colonial Era
5th Grade
Other
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