Curriculum as narrative

Break the “coverage” habit and reach for engagement.

What Storyboards Are

Storyboards are a fresh visual approach helping students and families understand the curriculum.


This provides a birds-eye view generating excitement about the ideas and opportunities students will engage in throughout the year.


Make every subject matter to your students.

Your Curriculum Story

Storyboards get to the heart of the curriculum. Crafting a powerful narrative, teachers articulate deliberate connections igniting student curiosity and empowering them to become storytellers of their own journey.

Pain Points

Reimagining Learning, One Story at a Time

Need to cut down your over-bloated curriculum?

Design relevant and timely learning experiences.

Need to break out of antiquated learning opportunities?

Streamline to illustrate what is most significant

Need to get rid of education-ease jargon?

Streamline to illustrate what is most significant

Need to re-energize teaching and learning practices in light of system-wide goals?

Connect school goals to daily practice

Pain Points

Reimagining Learning, One Story at a Time

Need to cut down your over-bloated curriculum?

Need to break out of antiquated learning opportunities?

Need to re-energize teaching and learning practices in light of system-wide goals?

Design relevant and timely learning experiences.

Streamline to illustrate what is most significant

Streamline to illustrate what is most significant

Connect school goals to daily practice

Take a look at our gallery of storyboards developed by teachers PreK– 12

“As for me, I am loving the way the storyboard can be leveraged. I have been telling the teachers that the idea of the storyline is like a common thread to weave into the learning of each unit. It pulls the learning all together and gives clarity and focus for curriculum writers, teachers, and students.”

John

Curriculum Storyboard Designer

“This is how we can center our teaching all year. We can build their understanding around this central theme, ask these same questions for every unit, and we will know that we have hit the most important things.”

Jane

Teacher

“I didn’t even realize how central it was for kids to have a thorough understanding of energy for the learning in grade 5. I am thinking I should start the year with them writing what they think they know about energy and then we can keep coming back to this idea as they make sense of it.


If we focus on the main thing, then when we go to do our last unit, it’s so easy to come back to the things they have in common and review the units before.”

Annie

Teacher

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Services

Facilitate Workshops

Deliver Keynotes

Work with curriculum software platforms

Provide feedback and develop modern and inspired learning opportunities for students, K-12

Resources

Timely blogs, podcasts, and documentaries to generate fresh thinking in curriculum design

My Time at PASCD: A Sweet Treat to Debut Latest Material on Curriculum Storyboards
3 Approaches To Uncovering Learning Loss And Learning Gains … TO WHAT END?
Profile Of A Right Now Learner: Uncovering Learning Loss And Learning Gains

Streamlining and Storyboarding the Curriculum

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