For teachers

Everything you need to run an interactive lesson in class. No student accounts, no setup on student devices.

Sharing a lesson in Google Classroom

  1. Get your class code. After you buy a Classroom Pass, go to Teacher setup and paste your license key. You get a 6-character class code, like K7QF3M.
  2. Create an assignment or material in Google Classroom and add a link: https://keystonelessons.org/play?class=K7QF3M (use your own code). Students pick any lesson from that page.
  3. Or link one lesson directly: https://keystonelessons.org/play?class=K7QF3M&lesson=revolution-rumble. The lesson names are on the Lessons page.
  4. Students click and play. The code is remembered on that Chromebook, so they won't have to type it again. Students can also go to keystonelessons.org/play and type the code.

Please share your class code only with your own students. Without a code, anyone can still play a free 5-minute preview of every lesson.

Before class

  • Play the free preview yourself first so you know how the lesson starts.
  • Lessons run full screen on a Chromebook or laptop. Headphones help for lessons with sound.
  • Progress is saved in the browser on that device. Nothing about students is sent to us.

A note for school IT

If your web filter blocks the site, please allowlist keystonelessons.org (and www.keystonelessons.org). It's an educational site of interactive social studies lessons.

  • All lessons, pages and files are served from keystonelessons.org. Lessons load inside the same site.
  • No student accounts, no sign-in, no ads, no analytics or tracking scripts, no cookies.
  • A few lessons request web fonts from fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com; if those are blocked, the lesson falls back to built-in fonts and still works.
  • Saved progress uses the browser's local storage on the student's device only.

Contact

A contact form is coming soon. School and district pricing will be available then too.

Classroom Pass: coming soon