Educators

The nucleus of the Osmo Learning System is built of incredible educators who have architected the foundation for integrating Osmo into their schools and classrooms. The partnership with the education community is an amazing integration of screen, hands-on and imagination time to support students’ growth in all core subject areas as well as art, music, STEM, Special Education and all other supplemental areas.

Osmo Projector

Osmo Projector allows you to broadcast your physical note taking live and share with anyone via Apple AirPlay, Zoom, Skype and other conferencing apps. Perfect for remote teaching/distance teaching!

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Osmo Addresses Multiple
Learning Styles

Osmo’s reflective, artificial intelligence bridges the real and digital world, bringing lesson plans to life and creating an interactive learning experience for all students throughout every Tier of Instruction, 1-3. The Osmo Learning System is ideal for classrooms where instruction meets interactive learning during independent, small group or centers.

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The Four C’s of the 21st Century

Collaboration

Bring students together naturally. Osmo’s open gameplay encourages interaction and collaboration, allowing for the development of social-emotional skills. Students learn by engaging, and with Osmo, teachers are able to promote open-ended interaction and learning through discovery.

Communication

Open lines of communication with Osmo. As students work together to overcome the different challenges in each app, they also learn cooperation, gain social and emotional understanding of their peers, recognize the strengths of others in the group, and foster leadership skills.

Creativity

Osmo provides a platform for free form expression. By incorporating real world items into gameplay, students are not limited by the apps’ programming. Unlimited solutions encourage students to think outside the box and find answers as unique as the students themselves.

Critical Thinking

The different Osmo apps tap into a student’s curiosity and creativity to encourage hands-on problem solving and social skill development. Working alone or in groups, our apps provide the right amount of challenge, pushing the students to continue developing their skill sets and challenge themselves. It’s learning through play!

I have been using the Osmo in my classroom 2015 and my students absolutely LOVE it! We use it for our math centers as a fun way to build fluency and we use it to practice our spelling words on lists that I've created using the myOsmo online tool. We use it to explore with Newton and Tangrams and we use it to show our artistic side with Masterpiece. I presented the benefits of using the Osmo in the elementary classroom to several teachers at our recent EdCamp and was asked to present again at an upcoming technology conference.

Dwayne Tayler
First Grade Teacher
Frank Layden Elementary

I am always looking for ways to add more Osmo's to our schools - principals have ordered more for their buildings based on what I have done with them. I think these kits are one of the best things around to enhance 21st Century Learning. I can't wait for more!

Jared Schultz
K-4 Instructional Technology Teacher
Norwin School District

I have been using Osmo since it was first released. My students love the games and I see how much learning happens when this resource is used to enhance my lessons.

Matt Karsten
Fourth Grade Teacher
Mattawan Later Elementary

Teach with Osmo

Osmo brings 21st Century Skills to classrooms. It's easy to install, customize, introduce, oversee, and pack away. Let these lesson plans inspire you - or even better - customize your own with myOsmo!

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Art

Draw a Self-Portrait

3rd / 4th / 5th / 6th

Geography

States and Capitals

4th / 5th / 6th

Chalkboard Illustration with Teacher Training drawn in chalk.

Access Osmo Teacher Resources

Gain access to sample lesson plans, training and implementation videos, and more. Plus have one-on-one communication with fellow Educators and Osmo Ambassadors.

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