
Up to 20 teachers
$790 per year
20 individual licenses
plus the Learning Animal Check for every class and every teacher
that is $65.83 a month for the whole school
Order this tierFor schools
With a school license, every teacher at your school gets their own access to the Teacher Portal, with every topic and every classroom idea with printables, and every one of your classes gets the Learning Animal Check on top. You pay by invoice, just once a year.


The price depends on the size of your whole teaching staff. Just pick your tier, and nobody has to count heads.

Up to 20 teachers
$790 per year
20 individual licenses
plus the Learning Animal Check for every class and every teacher
that is $65.83 a month for the whole school
Order this tier
21 to 50 teachers
$1,390 per year
50 individual licenses
plus the Learning Animal Check for every class and every teacher
that is $115.83 a month for the whole school
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51 teachers or more
$1,990 per year
one license for every teacher, even with 100 or more
plus the Learning Animal Check for every class and every teacher
that is $165.83 a month for the whole school
Order this tierBilled annually: one invoice per year to the school, the school district or the parent-teacher association. Payment is by bank transfer.
All prices in US dollars. An example: a school with 30 teachers pays $1,390 a year, which is about $3.86 per teacher per month. For comparison: annual access for a single teacher costs $99.

A school license isn't one shared code that everybody signs in with. You get as many individual codes as your tier includes, and each teacher receives exactly one.

For your classes
With the school license, every class at your school gets the Learning Animals, a playful way to see which ways of learning are working well for each student right now, whether that's pictures, listening, movement or talking things through with others. There's one version for grades 3 and 4 and another for grades 5 to 12.
For example, an elementary school with eight classes and 20 teachers gets eight class sets with 240 codes in total, plus 20 codes for the teachers. If a class has more than 30 students, just write to me and I'll send you more codes.


From ADHD to OCD: what's behind each topic, and what truly helps in the classroom.

Sorted by grade level, explained step by step, and each one comes with ready-to-print printables.

New classroom ideas arrive regularly, along with seasonal printables and worksheets.

There's no trial access, but I still want you to know exactly what you're getting. You can see every ADHD classroom idea, and three of them are completely open to try, printables included: see ADHD in the Teacher Portal. Below are a few printables as images, followed by an overview of every topic.



As of November 2026. The number grows every week.


Want to talk it over with your staff, your school council or your parent-teacher association first? That makes complete sense. The quote puts everything on one page: tiers and prices, what's inside, the Learning Animal Check and how ordering works.

Schools and districts plan by fiscal year and pay by invoice, and one invoice a year is far less work for your office than twelve. To help you put the amount in perspective, each tier still shows what it comes to per month.
The school license runs for twelve months from receipt of payment and then renews for one more year at a time, so that nobody on your staff suddenly ends up without access. The codes stay the same. If you do not want to renew, cancel no later than 30 days before the end, simply at Cancel contracts here or by email. About six weeks before the end, I send your contact person a short, friendly reminder so you don't miss the deadline. All conditions are in the Terms, Part B. The school license is only for institutions, so there is no consumer right of withdrawal.
Your tier is based on the size of your whole teaching staff: all teachers who teach at your school, including part-time teachers, student teachers and special education teachers. Other educators with a school email address, for example school social workers or counselors, can also get one of the licenses.
It keeps access with the person it's meant for. Each code is linked to a school email address the first time someone signs in, and it works on two devices at most. A single code for everyone would soon get passed around, even outside your school.
Just hand them one of your remaining codes. If someone leaves the school, I'll gladly free up their code on request. If your staff grows beyond your tier, just write to me, and the matching tier will apply from the next annual invoice.
Yes. Enter the parent-teacher association as the invoice recipient in the order form, and the invoice will go to them. The licenses still apply to the teachers at your school.
Enter the purchase order number in the order form, and it will appear on the invoice. If your district needs a specific invoice format, please send me a short note after ordering at [email protected].
Every printable in the Teacher Portal can be downloaded, so a trial would basically hand over the whole license. Instead, three ADHD classroom ideas with printables are completely open to try, and every topic has a free "At a glance" sheet. That way you can see exactly how everything is built before you buy.
For each license, only the school email address it was activated with, a check value for each device and when the license was last used. We do not store which pages someone reads. You can read more in the Privacy Policy.
Yes. Every class gets a class set with 30 codes, and every teacher gets their own code to try it out. With every renewal, you get new class sets for the new school year. The check does not store any student data: answers and results stay in the browser.
That can happen, for example when a class has more than 30 students or a new class starts partway through the year. Just send me a short note, and I'll send you more codes.
It's simple: pick your tier, the invoice arrives by email, and once your payment is in, every teacher gets their own access and every class gets its Learning Animal Check.
Still have questions? I'm happy to help. Write to me at [email protected].