What teachers make with Eduaide
- Educators
1 million+ educators have signed up for Eduaide.
- Resources created
Eduaide users have created 7.5 million+ resources, including lesson plans, worksheets, classroom games, graphic organizers and assessments.
- Countries
Teachers in 80+ countries have used Eduaide recently. A country counts only when at least 2 teachers were seen there.
- Most-used lesson frameworks
Among lesson frameworks, Eduaide teachers chose the 5E model most this school year: 34% of framework-based lesson plans. Montessori followed at 26%, then student-centered lessons at 13%.
- Most-used templates
The five Eduaide templates teachers used most this school year were 5 E's Lesson Plan (10%), Montessori Lesson Plan (7%), Extension Worksheet (4%), Bingo review game (4%), and Student-Centered Approach (3%), as shares of everything made from a template.
- Resource mix
Of the resources Eduaide teachers made from a template this school year, 34% were lesson and unit plans, 19% were classroom games, 15% were worksheets, 5% were graphic organizers, 5% were assessments, and 18% were other resource types.
- Grade levels
Eduaide teachers made 26% of this school year's resources for elementary grades (K-5), 22% for high school (9-12) and 10% for college and adult learners.
How we count
- Every number comes from one aggregate count of Eduaide's own records, run on October 20, 2026. It reads counts only: no names, email addresses, prompts or documents.
- Counts are rounded down. Deleted accounts take their resources with them, so each total is a floor.
- A resource is a new lesson plan, worksheet, game, graphic organizer, assessment or differentiated version. Edits to an open document are not counted.
- This school year runs from August 1 to October 20, 2026. Template, framework and grade shares count the resources made from a template in that window.
- Countries are counted from recent app visits, so the figure is a floor.
- Middle school isn't shown: the generator defaults to 7th grade, which inflates that share and lowers every other grade share, so read them as floors.
- Percentages are rounded down, so they may not add up to 100.
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