Teacher Resource Center
Everything a Facilitator Needs — Even a Substitute
This curriculum is designed so any qualified adult can deliver a rigorous lesson with confidence. Here is the full support system that makes that possible.
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Teacher Guide
A per-lesson guide with objectives, sequence, and "what to say" facilitation cues.
Sample guide ⬇❓
Discussion Questions
Tiered questions for face-to-face, live online, and discussion boards.
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Differentiation
Supports for five learner profiles in every lesson.
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Intervention Strategies
Targeted reteaching for students who need more.
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Extension Activities
Enrichment for students who are ready for more.
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Printable Materials
Every digital task has an offline-ready version.
The Continuity Centerpiece
Substitute Teacher Guide
The feature that turns a staffing gap into a normal learning day.
🧭 A Substitute Can Run Any Lesson in 4 Steps
- Open the lesson page and read the one-paragraph overview at the top.
- Press ▶ Play on the instructional video — it delivers the teaching.
- Have students complete the on-screen activities (auto-feedback) and the printable handout.
- Collect the exit ticket for the regular teacher. No content expertise or grading required.
Why it works
- The video carries the direct instruction.
- Activities self-correct, so students get feedback.
- Answer keys remove guesswork.
- Printable fallback covers tech issues.
What the sub provides
- Classroom management & encouragement.
- Pressing "play" and keeping pace.
- Collecting student work.
- A simple note on how it went.
Built for real classrooms
Pair these resources with the professional development plan in the implementation guide for a smooth rollout.