Educeri

Educeri is a subscription-based digital lesson plan platform offering nearly 4,000 standards-aligned, ready-to-teach slideshow lessons for K-12 across core subjects, built on the Explicit Direct Instruction methodology.

What is Educeri?

Educeri (pronounced "Ed-ju-sair-ee") is a digital lesson plan library created by DataWORKS Educational Research. The platform provides nearly 4,000 complete, standards-based lessons delivered as interactive slideshow presentations that work through any web browser. Each lesson includes objectives, instructional guidance, visual aids, student engagement questions, downloadable worksheets, and built-in assessment. Lessons are designed around Explicit Direct Instruction (EDI), a research-based teaching methodology emphasizing clear explanations, student engagement, and real-time feedback.

Key Takeaways

  • Nearly 4,000 K-12 lessons covering English Language Arts, Math, Science, and History
  • Subscription pricing: $7/month or $75/year with 30-day free trial (no credit card required)
  • Browser-based slideshow format—no special software needed
  • Aligned to Common Core, Texas TEKS, and Australian Content Standards

How Educeri Lessons Work

Each Educeri lesson is a complete instructional package delivered as a slideshow presentation. The teacher (or homeschool parent) presents slides that include the concept explanation, visual aids, example problems, and guided practice. Built-in "Checking for Understanding" questions help assess student comprehension throughout the lesson. Downloadable worksheets and handouts accompany each lesson for independent practice. The format is designed for a teacher presenting to students—it's instruction-focused rather than self-paced student work.

Subjects and Grade Levels

Educeri covers K-12 with strongest content in core academic subjects. Math and English Language Arts have the most extensive lesson libraries. Science and History/Social Studies are also available, with more limited options in Music and Art. One subscription provides access to all grades and subjects, making it useful for multi-grade homeschool families or for remediation and acceleration beyond a student's current grade level. All lessons are aligned to Common Core standards, with many also aligned to Texas TEKS.

Pricing and Access

Considerations for Homeschoolers

Educeri was designed with classroom teachers in mind, so lessons assume a teacher presenting to students rather than self-directed learning. Homeschool parents would present the material, using the slideshow as their guide and the built-in questions to check comprehension. This works well for parents who want complete lesson plans without extensive preparation. However, if you're looking for independent student work or a full curriculum (not just individual lessons), Educeri works better as a supplement than a standalone solution. The Common Core alignment may be a pro or con depending on your educational philosophy.

The Bottom Line

Educeri offers exceptional value for homeschool parents who want ready-to-teach lesson plans without hours of preparation. At $7/month, access to nearly 4,000 professionally-designed lessons across K-12 subjects is remarkably affordable—especially compared to purchasing individual lessons elsewhere. The platform works best for parents comfortable presenting material to their children rather than those seeking self-paced student programs. The 30-day free trial (no credit card required) makes it easy to evaluate whether the format fits your homeschool style.

Frequently Asked Questions

Educeri lessons are designed for teacher-led instruction. Students could potentially follow along with slideshows, but the format assumes an adult presenting material and checking understanding.

John Tambunting

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John Tambunting

Founder

John Tambunting is passionate about homeschooling after discovering the love of learning only later on in life through hackathons and working on startups. Although he attended public school growing up, was an "A" student, and graduated with an applied mathematics degree from Brown University, "teaching for the test," "memorizing for good grades," the traditional form of education had delayed his discovery of his real passions: building things, learning how things work, and helping others. John is looking forward to the day he has children to raise intentionally and cultivate the love of learning in them from an early age. John is a Christian and radically gave his life to Christ in 2023. John is also the Co-Founder of Y Combinator backed Pangea.app.