Text blocks
Text blocks are the foundation of any resource. Use them to explain, instruct, and guide.- Heading. Add titles and section headings to organize your pages
- Paragraph. Write explanations, instructions, or any body text
- Bulleted list. Present items in an unordered list
- Numbered list. Present steps or ranked items in order
- Quote. Highlight a quote or key statement
Media blocks
Bring your resources to life with images and video.- Image. Add photos, illustrations, or diagrams
- Video. Embed video to demonstrate, explain, or inspire
Question blocks
Question blocks make your resources interactive. Learners respond directly, and their answers are tracked as part of their progress.- Multiple choice. Learners select from a set of options
- Written question. Open-ended text responses
- Cloze question. Fill in the blanks within a sentence or passage
- Drop in the blanks. Drag and drop words into the correct positions
- Equation question. Solve math equations
- Order question. Arrange items in the correct sequence
- Sort question. Sort items into categories
- Clock question. Read or set times on a clock
- Angle question. Measure or identify angles
- Data table question. Complete or interpret data tables
- Pictograph question. Read or complete pictographs
- Tally marks question. Count or create tally marks
Learning blocks
Learning blocks are interactive visual tools that help learners explore concepts hands-on, with no question required.- Clock. An interactive clock for exploring time
- Fraction. Visual fraction models
- Angle. Explore and measure angles
- Number frame. Ten frames and number frames for counting
- Number line. Interactive number lines for ordering, placement, and rounding
- Chart. Display data with bar charts, pie charts, and more
- Pictograph. Represent data with pictures
- Tally marks. Visual tally mark representations
- Pixel art. Create pixel art on a grid (great for coordinates and patterns)
Activity blocks
Activity blocks are standalone interactive experiences that go beyond typical questions.- Word search. Create word search puzzles for vocabulary practice
- Symmetry drawing. Draw symmetrical patterns across a line of symmetry
Basic blocks
Utility blocks that help with layout and structure.- Data table. Display structured data in a table
- Divider. Add a visual separator between sections of a page
Mixing and matching
The real power of blocks comes from combining them. A typical resource page might include:- A heading to set the context
- A paragraph explaining what to do
- An image or learning block to explore
- A question block to check understanding
New block types are added regularly. If there’s something you’d love to see, let us know!