Bring the Power of DIY to Your Classroom!
With 500+ hours of age-appropriate content covering 5000+ projects across 150+ skills - it’s never been easier to add projects to your daily curriculum!
Free for all educators and their students. Free forever.
If you’re a student and your class is already on DIY, click here to join your classroom.
How It Works
Available on every device. Easy access for all students.
Activity-Based Learning: The DIY Way!
I do
DIY has a library of over 80 courses for teachers to choose from. Each course is made up of many bite-sized videos that are short enough to be played in class.
We do
For every lesson your students learn in a course, there’s a project or activity they can do to cement their learning. There are over 5000 projects to choose from on DIY!
You do
Using the DIY app, students can try projects and share them with you no matter where they are! You can track their progress and share feedback with them whenever you like!
Our Library
An extensive collection of activity-based content that students love!
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How to Use DIY in Your Classroom
If your classroom has one screen
(projector/smart-board/computer/tablet)
You can play our how-to videos in class for your students to follow in real-time. All our videos are designed for kids to follow independently, so the pace and language should not be a problem.
If each student has a smartphone, computer, or tablet they can use in class
Assign students DIY videos to watch and projects to try! To promote peer learning, you can split your students into groups and assign each group a different project pertaining to the same topic. You can then have them present their projects and learnings in class or post their creations to DIY for their classmates to see!
If you do not use devices in class but have access to one at home
Use our DIY videos as a reference for activities you conduct in class! Our videos are broken down into easy steps you can replicate for your students in class.
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