Easy Classroom Activities You Can Do Over and Over Again
Never waste a good activity by only doing it once.
Creative Writing Activities For Students
Get students to tell their stories and explore identities.
One-Page Fact Reports for Middle & High School
This fill-in-the-blank assignment quickly becomes a favorite!
Start Using Student-To-Student Feedback
Get the best way to implement peer editing that fits into every subject.
Foster Relationships With Teens
Use these templates for a fun
getting-to-know-you activity.
Get Students Making Cool Explainer Videos
Try a new video assignment to test student understanding.
Videos To Get You Started
Up your creative teaching game with Adobe free, self-paced training videos.
Creativity for All: Adobe Creative Educator Level 1
Learn how to choose, write, and plan creative learning objectives for your class.
Top Project Picks
We're highlighting some super fun projects you can start doing right now with any grade level!
Create a Ted-Style Talk
Lead students to create their power stories inspired by Ted Talks.
Six Word Memoir Post
Edit narratives down to core ideas displayed in a social post.
Tell A Great Story
Write and tell a compelling story through video.
Middle School Projects
Kids in grades 6-8 will appreciate being able to show who they are in new and different ways with these innovative projects.
Video Graphic Novel
Create a graphic novel based on historical events.
Create a PSA
Use text and imagery to send an impactful message.
Interactive Museum Kiosk
Create an interactive museum experience highlighting exhibits.
Creative Educator Community
High School Projects
No matter the subject, you’ll be able to find Adobe projects that spark curiosity in high school students.
Reform Movement Infographics
Use a variety of documents to share understanding about reform in an infographic.
Illustrate A Cell Diagram
Learn the parts of a cell and create a map of a plant cell with a worksheet template.
The Soundtrack of Change
Help students consider how protest music has inspired change throughout history.
Think Before You Click
Learn about the process fact-checkers use when it comes to search results.