Use the full curriculum, or just the one resource you need. Find the situation that matches yours to see which products fit and how to roll them out.
Your school has no technology or computer science curriculum, and the teacher may be new to teaching CS.
See the plan →You already teach from a CS or technology curriculum and want one-off resources to fill gaps, review, or add variety.
See the plan →You're adding a semester elective or career pathway in a specific area such as game development, AI or IT.
See the plan →You teach a core subject, run the library or media center, or teach computer lab specials, and want to build in tech skills.
See the plan →Students share devices, internet is unreliable, or your schedule calls for screen-free learning.
See the plan →You teach a small group, a homeschool co-op, an after-school club or a summer camp.
See the plan →You're a principal, coach or district leader bringing technology education to several classrooms or schools.
See the plan →Your school has no technology or computer science curriculum, and the teacher may be new to teaching CS.
Goal: A complete, ready-to-teach course with everything the teacher needs on day one.
Your full course: student eBook, teacher manual with lesson plans and pacing guide, slides, workbooks and tests.
Training so the teacher feels ready, free for Title I, rural and underserved schools.
Free online access to the textbook for every student, with no accounts.
Practice and diagnostic quizzes so you can see what students know.
Weekly warm-up episodes that connect lessons to real tech news.
Before the term
Pick a grade band and start with Digital Literacy, our complete K-12 series. Download the free Chapter 1 to preview it, then buy the Classroom Bundle.
Before the term
Book a PD session, and use the teacher manual's pacing guide to map chapters onto your calendar.
Week 1
Share the TFE Reader link with students and teach Chapter 1 using the slides and lesson plan.
Every week
Follow the weekly rhythm: Hook with TechCheck, teach the chapter, practice with SkillByte or a chapter Kahoot, and extend with a TechSheet.
End of each chapter
Give the chapter test from the Quiz & Test Book and use the results to plan reteaching.
Next year
Add a second series, such as AI or IT Fundamentals, or the next grade band.
💡 Tip: Teach the teacher manual as written in your first year. It's built so a teacher who is new to CS can follow it day by day.
💵 Typical cost: One Classroom Bundle ($24.99 for K-5, $29.99 for 6-12) per teacher. Every other product here is free.
You already teach from a CS or technology curriculum and want one-off resources to fill gaps, review, or add variety.
Goal: Drop-in resources that work next to what you already teach, without switching programs.
Printable worksheets with answer keys for sub days, early finishers and homework.
Free review games, one per chapter, for review days and exit tickets.
Under-10-minute bell ringers about current tech news.
Buy only the piece you need, such as a slide deck ($9.99), lab workbook ($6.99) or test book ($5.99).
Stand-alone lessons on money and media for grades 6-12.
Planning
List the units in your current curriculum, then mark where students need more practice, review or real-world context.
Planning
Match each gap to a TFE resource. For example, an AI chapter can fill a missing AI unit, and a TechSheet can extend a lesson.
Weekly
Open class with a TechCheck episode a few days a week as a warm-up.
End of a unit
Use a TFE Kahoot or SkillByte quiz on the same topic as a review game.
As needed
Keep a folder of TechSheets ready for sub plans and early finishers.
💡 Tip: Every TFE resource is labeled with CSTA, ISTE and AI4K12 standards, so you can match it to the standards your current curriculum already covers.
💵 Typical cost: Mostly free. TechSheets Premium is $2.99/month for unlimited downloads, and individual textbook resources start at $4.99.
You're adding a semester elective or career pathway in a specific area such as game development, AI or IT.
Goal: A focused course in one subject, with projects and career connections.
Subject-specific Classroom Bundles with labs and projects.
Our PreK-12 Game Development and App Development frameworks, mapped to CTE competencies.
Subject quizzes and games for ongoing practice.
Self-paced courses for students who move faster (early access for partner schools).
Planning
Choose the subject and grade band, and review the matching standards framework to plan the course scope.
Planning
Buy the subject's Classroom Bundle and build your semester from the pacing guide.
During the course
Teach the chapters in order and use the technical labs as your main projects.
End of the course
Finish with a capstone project, and point students to free platforms where they can keep building on their own.
💡 Tip: AI and Game Development also have books for younger grade bands, so you can grow the elective into a multi-year pathway.
💵 Typical cost: One Classroom Bundle per course ($29.99 for grades 6-12).
You teach a core subject, run the library or media center, or teach computer lab specials, and want to build in tech skills.
Goal: Short, flexible activities that fit inside the time you already have.
Free typing practice, PreK-12, that works on Chromebooks.
Printables you can use in any class, including themed monthly series.
A short tech-news episode for morning meetings or advisory.
One student eBook ($4.99) as a reference for digital citizenship.
Daily or weekly
Start lab time with 5-10 minutes of TFE Keyboarding.
Weekly
Play a TechCheck episode during morning meeting or advisory and discuss the class poll.
Monthly
Use a themed TechSheet that links tech to your subject, such as the Hispanic Heritage Month series.
💡 Tip: Keyboarding and TechCheck don't need student accounts, so you can start them the same day with no setup.
💵 Typical cost: Free, with optional TechSheets Premium ($2.99/month) and eBooks ($4.99).
Students share devices, internet is unreliable, or your schedule calls for screen-free learning.
Goal: Teach tech concepts with printed materials and only a teacher's screen.
Teach from one projector or smartboard.
Printable student work for every chapter.
Offline worksheets with answer keys.
Run quizzes on the smartboard for the whole class.
Planning
Buy the Classroom Bundle and print the workbook pages for each chapter.
Each lesson
Teach from the slides on the teacher's screen, and have students complete workbook activities on paper.
Review
Play SkillByte in present mode or a Kahoot with students in teams sharing a few devices.
When devices are free
Rotate small groups through TFE Keyboarding and TFE Reader.
💡 Tip: The K-2 books are designed with offline activities, so younger students can learn most concepts without a device.
💵 Typical cost: One Classroom Bundle per teacher, plus printing.
You teach a small group, a homeschool co-op, an after-school club or a summer camp.
Goal: Flexible lessons that work for mixed ages and short programs.
Affordable at $4.99 each, with Spanish editions for Digital Literacy K-8.
Self-paced courses with parent dashboards (early access).
Single-session lessons that fit a club meeting.
Reader, Keyboarding, SkillByte, TechCheck and the Kahoot Library.
Planning
Pick one series and grade band. For mixed ages, choose the younger band and extend it for older students.
Each session
Cover one chapter section, then end with a Kahoot or SkillByte game.
Short programs
Build a camp week from five Life Skills lessons or one textbook unit.
💡 Tip: ESA and ClassWallet funds can pay for TFE resources in many states.
💵 Typical cost: From free. Student eBooks are $4.99 each.
You're a principal, coach or district leader bringing technology education to several classrooms or schools.
Goal: A consistent K-12 sequence with training, licensing and support.
Volume pricing for multiple grade bands and schools.
Training customized for your teachers, with PD credit.
A complete, vertically aligned sequence from K-2 to 9-12.
Teacher dashboards and student codes for partner schools.
Month 1
Request a quote, and choose 2-4 pilot teachers across grade bands.
Month 1
Run a PD session for the pilot teachers before they start.
Pilot semester
Pilot teachers follow the "Starting from scratch" pathway and share feedback each month.
Next year
Expand to every school, using the pilot teachers as coaches and adding a new series when you're ready.
💡 Tip: Start with Digital Literacy for every grade band. It's our only fully complete K-12 series, so every school gets the same foundation.
💵 Typical cost: Custom quote with volume pricing. PD is free for Title I and rural districts.
Most pathways use the same four-part rhythm. Use all four parts, or only the ones that fit your schedule.
TechCheck
Open with a TechCheck episode about real tech news for your grade band.
Textbook and slides
Teach the chapter with the slide deck and the teacher manual's lesson plan.
SkillByte, Kahoot, Keyboarding
Reinforce the chapter with a quiz, a chapter Kahoot or typing practice.
TechSheets and Reader
Send home a TechSheet. Students can reread the chapter for free on TFE Reader.
Tell us about your school and we'll suggest a plan, put together a quote, or set up free training for your teachers.
