Lesson plan templates, assessment rubrics, printable card decks, masterclass recordings, and parent communication guides — all made for Indian classrooms.
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CT Starter Guide for Teachers
A 12-page introduction to Computational Thinking for school teachers — covering all four pillars, why CT is not just for CS, and how to begin with unplugged activities tomorrow.
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CT Lesson Planning Template
A fillable lesson plan template specifically designed for CT integration — includes CT pillar tagging, board alignment fields, and a student reflection prompt section.
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CT Classroom Poster — A3 Printable
An A3 poster explaining the four pillars of Computational Thinking with simple definitions and subject-wise classroom examples. Perfect for classroom displays and STEM learning.
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AI Classroom Poster — A3 Printable
An engaging A3 poster explaining how AI works, its everyday applications, responsible AI principles, and the role of Computational Thinking in building AI systems. Perfect for classrooms and STEM learning.
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5 Starter Unplugged Activity Cards
Five ready-to-use activity cards for Preschool to Grade 5 — the Robot Teacher, Postman's PIN Code, Jungle Classification, Mela Seating Plan, and Kolam Algorithm activities.
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Introduction to CT — Video
A introductory video for school teachers who have never encountered CT before. Covers the four pillars with Indian classroom examples. No prior knowledge needed.
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CT in your pocket — the mobile app
Access lesson plans, activity cards, community feed, and your CT portfolio from anywhere — designed for teachers on the go in Indian schools.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions teachers ask about this page.
You'll find lesson plan templates, worksheets, vocabulary posters, assessment rubrics, activity card decks, and parent guides — all downloadable and designed specifically for Indian classroom teachers.
Most resources are completely free to any visitor. A smaller set of premium resources is free too, but requires a free member account to unlock and download.
Registration is free — click the sign-up option in the navigation bar, confirm your email, and premium resources like the full rubric set and Principal's Introduction Pack become available immediately.
Select resources, including parent guides, are available in English, Hindi, and Tamil, so you can share material directly with families in the language they're most comfortable with.
The posters display core CT terms — like decomposition, abstraction, pattern recognition, and algorithm — in simple, illustrated, classroom-wall-friendly format to reinforce vocabulary throughout the term.
Each deck packages a set of related unplugged activities as individual printable cards, complete with instructions, materials list, and grade guidance, so you can pull one out and run it with minimal prep.
The parent guide explains CT in plain language for families, with suggested at-home activities, and is designed to be shared at parent-teacher meetings or sent home alongside report cards.
Resources are formatted as clean, printer-friendly PDFs or pages — use your browser's print or "save as PDF" option, and posters are sized for standard A3/A4 printing where noted on the resource.
New resources are added periodically as curriculum guidance evolves (such as CBSE's 2026–27 CT & AI framework) and as teacher feedback highlights gaps in the existing library.
Most resources are board-agnostic by design, since CT skills transfer across curricula; where a resource does reference a specific board's requirements, that's noted clearly on the resource itself.
Resources are the supporting material for what you'll find there — for example, the lesson plan template structures any lesson idea, and activity card decks package activities from the Activities page for reuse.
Yes — post a request in the Community feed describing what you need; frequently requested resources are prioritised when new material is developed.
Yes — resources are intended to be adapted to your context (subject, language, local examples) as long as you're using them for classroom teaching rather than commercial resale.
Once downloaded, PDFs and printable resources work entirely offline — you only need internet access for the initial download.
This resource is a concise, practical explainer aimed at teachers just getting started with CT assessment, while the full Assessment page offers the complete rubric and milestone framework for ongoing, in-depth use.
Yes — the Principal's Introduction Pack is a two-page brief explaining CT's value and NEP 2020 alignment, designed to be shared with school leadership when proposing to introduce CT more formally.
Worksheets span multiple grade bands, from early Foundational-stage sorting and sequencing sheets through more complex Secondary-stage logic worksheets; each is labelled with its intended grade.
Resources are grouped by type (templates, worksheets, posters, rubrics, guides) with brief descriptions, so you can scan by category or use your browser's find function to locate a specific keyword.
Yes — share it through the Community feed; well-received, teacher-tested resources are periodically reviewed and, with your credit, added to the main Resources library.
The mobile app, once launched, is designed to give you access to the full resource library from your phone, so downloads made on the website will remain available across devices.