Ready-made classroom board templates
A template is a starting board, not a slide deck. Each one opens on your dashboard with the timers already set and sample text ready to edit. Twenty-five free templates for the routines you run every day. Pick one, change the text, and teach.
Featured templates
Six templates cover most of a school day. Each preview shows what is on the board when it opens.
Morning Routine
Start the day in a structured way.
Adapt it: Swap in your greeting and the day’s message before you project it.
Use this templateBell Ringer
The first five minutes run themselves.
Adapt it: Replace the warm-up prompt with your own question.
Use this templateQuiz Time
Whole-class review with a competitive edge.
Adapt it: Add your review questions to the text widget.
Use this templateExit Ticket
Check understanding before they leave.
Adapt it: Change the exit question to match the lesson.
Use this templateBrain Break
A movement break between lessons.
Adapt it: Pick a break the class loves and go.
Use this templateDance Party
Three minutes of movement.
Adapt it: Roll the dice to pick the dance move.
Use this templateAll 25 templates by routine
Morning and arrival
Morning Routine
Start the day in a structured way.
Adapt it: Swap in your greeting and the day’s message before you project it.
Use this templateBell Ringer
The first five minutes run themselves.
Adapt it: Replace the warm-up prompt with your own question.
Use this templateSoft Start
Calm entry for staggered arrival.
Adapt it: Edit the choice list to match your morning options.
Use this templateOrganization
Classroom Agenda
The day plan stays on the wall.
Adapt it: Edit the times to match your bell schedule.
Use this templateTopic Organizer
Objective, groups and a link in one place.
Adapt it: Swap in your unit and point the QR code at your class page.
Use this templateClassroom Timer
A large countdown for transitions and tests.
Adapt it: Set the length you use for this routine.
Use this templateReview and games
Quiz Time
Whole-class review with a competitive edge.
Adapt it: Add your review questions to the text widget.
Use this templateGame Day
Team review with live scoring.
Adapt it: Rename the scoreboard teams to yours.
Use this templateMath Practice
Mental math with live scoring.
Adapt it: Let the quiz generate the questions; keep score on the board.
Use this templateGroups and labs
Group Work
Split the class and keep volume in check.
Adapt it: Paste your class list into the group maker.
Use this templateStation Rotation
Groups moving on a timer.
Adapt it: Name your stations in the text widget.
Use this templateScience Lab
Lab blocks with stations and a stopwatch.
Adapt it: Write the lab steps in the text widget.
Use this templateBrain breaks
Brain Break
A movement break between lessons.
Adapt it: Pick a break the class loves and go.
Use this templateDance Party
Three minutes of movement.
Adapt it: Roll the dice to pick the dance move.
Use this templateRed Light, Green Light
The classic movement game on screen.
Adapt it: Pick a light controller with the name picker.
Use this templateWould You Rather
A two-minute partner talk with a vote.
Adapt it: Write your own would-you-rather question.
Use this templateCreativity
Story Starters
Ten minutes of writing fuel.
Adapt it: Replace the prompt with your writing topic.
Use this templateDrawing Prompts
One prompt, one timer, one drawing.
Adapt it: Pick an artist with the name picker, then draw.
Use this templateRoll a Word
A spelling warm-up built from a dice roll.
Adapt it: Set your own word list rules.
Use this templateCheck-ins
Exit Ticket
Check understanding before they leave.
Adapt it: Change the exit question to match the lesson.
Use this templateFeelings Check-in
A quick emotional temperature check.
Adapt it: Keep the four options or write your own.
Use this templateDaily Gratitude
A short gratitude check-in to start the day.
Adapt it: Change the options to fit your class.
Use this templateBucket Filler
A kindness check for the whole class.
Adapt it: Spotlight a student with the name picker.
Use this templateZones of Regulation
Help students name their emotional zone.
Adapt it: Match the zone words your class already uses.
Use this templateLessons
Presentation
Show a video and key points side by side.
Adapt it: Paste your video link and the key points.
Use this templateHow to open, edit and save a template
- Open the template. Click any ‘Use this template’ button on this page. The dashboard loads with the layout in place: timers already set, sample text ready to edit.
- Change the text. Click a text widget and type your own agenda, prompt or directions. Keep it to a few short lines so it reads from the back row.
- Add your class list. Open the name picker’s edit box and paste names one per line. The group maker works the same way.
- Check the timer. Every template comes with a sensible length already set. Use the preset buttons to change it to the length you use for this routine.
- Move or resize widgets. Drag a widget to move it, and drag its bottom-right corner to resize it. Delete anything you will not use.
- Pick a background. Open Settings and choose a board background: dots, grid, lines, navy, cream, rose, teal, sky, dark, plain, or your own image URL.
- Save it as your board. Press Save and give it a clear name, such as ‘Period 3 Bell Ringer’. It appears in your boards next time you open the dashboard in this browser.
- Project it. Press the fullscreen button so the browser toolbars disappear, and teach.
Sharing with a colleague. Use the Share button on the dashboard toolbar. If you have not changed anything, it copies the template link. If you have, it copies a link that rebuilds your edited layout on their device.
Moving between devices. Saved boards live in your browser, so a board saved on your classroom laptop will not appear on your home laptop by itself. The Share link is the simplest way to carry a board from one computer to another.
Build your own template
Start from an empty dashboard, add the widgets your routine needs, arrange and resize them, then press Save and name it clearly, for example “Period 3 Bell Ringer”. Share the link with your team and it works as a template for everyone.
Frequently asked questions
Are the templates free?
Yes. Every template is free, just like every widget. Open one, change the text, and save the board in your browser.
Can I change a template after opening it?
Of course. A template is just a starting layout with the timers already set and sample text in place. Add widgets, move things around, resize them by dragging the corner, then press Save.
Will my template still be there tomorrow?
Yes, if you press Save. Boards are stored in your browser on that computer. To move a board to another computer, use the Share button to copy a link.
Can I share a template with another teacher?
Yes. Open the template, press Share, and send the link. The other teacher gets the exact same board layout.
Do templates work on a projector?
Yes. Every template is built from the same projector-friendly widgets. Press the fullscreen button and teach.
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Twenty-five free layouts for the routines you run every day. No account, no cost.