HomeRoom is a digital planner built by a working teacher. Plan your units and lessons, then put today's plan and learning target on the classroom board, so your planning and your teaching live in one place instead of a binder and a dozen tabs.
Weekly unit planner and daily lesson planner, with a schedule and task queue in the same app.
Show today's plan and learning target on your board next to timers, a name picker, a whiteboard and 30+ other tools.
Smart bumping slides your plans when the day changes, and your phone can act as a remote while you walk the room (Pro).
Print a substitute plan. With Pro, give a guest teacher access to selected dashboard tools.
The Free plan is $0 CAD. It saves new workspace edits in this browser and supports up to 5 active classes, 1 active unit plan and 3 active tasks. New teacher accounts start with a 60-day Pro trial, with no credit card or automatic charge. Pro adds higher limits, unit plan file uploads, live sync, Remote Control and Guest Teacher Mode.
HomeRoom runs in your browser, works on Chromebooks and touchscreen smartboards, and has no student accounts and no ads. It was built by Jeff Hennigar, an elementary school teacher in Nova Scotia. Comparing tools? See HomeRoom vs Classroomscreen.
Yes. HomeRoom has a weekly unit planner, a daily lesson planner, a schedule, and a task list, and your day plan shows on the classroom board so students see what is happening now and next.
Yes. Free includes day and unit planning and saves your new workspace edits in this browser. You can use up to 5 active classes, 1 active unit plan and 3 active tasks. Uploading files to a unit plan requires Pro.
Bump the lesson and every lesson after it slides down to fit. Smart unit bumping skips weekends and holidays automatically.
Yes. You can print a substitute plan on Free. Pro adds Guest Teacher Mode, which gives a substitute access to selected dashboard tools.
Yes. It runs in any modern browser, so it works on Chromebooks and touchscreen smartboards.
No. HomeRoom is for the teacher only, and students don't need accounts.