Sleedu for Elementary Teachers

A question bank is your course’s filing cabinet for quiz questions. Every question you write lives here — quizzes just pull from it. Set up the filing cabinet well, and every quiz you build for the rest of the year is faster. This guide shows elementary teachers how to create the question bank, and —…

With your students enrolled and your gradebook trimmed to the categories you teach, it’s time to build your first real content: a section for the current month and an assignment inside it. In the elementary Sleedu courses, sections are months — August, September, October — matching the way elementary teachers actually plan. This guide walks…

Your elementary Sleedu course comes with a gradebook that is already built for you. Standards-based categories like Reading: Literature, Reading: Informational Text, Reading: Foundational Skills, and Writing are all active and visible from day one — unlike the middle and high school courses, where you turn categories on as you need them. Your setup job…

Before your class can do anything in your Sleedu course, your students need a way in. This guide shows elementary teachers how to set a class enrollment key — a simple password students type once to join your course — and how to help students find your course and enroll themselves. The whole setup takes…