The ultimate kit for teaching.
We put together everything a K–12 teacher needs to run a great classroom, in a single shipment: a MacBook Neo with Pencil Spaces built in, iPad with Apple Pencil, document camera, lavalier microphone, presenter remote, and three professional development courses. Delivered ready to use. Personal or district invoicing.
Why teachers choose it
A doc camera that focuses on the page. A mic that reaches the back row. A presenter remote that works in any room. A laptop that runs Zoom plus Canvas plus your grade book without skipping a beat.
$500, one-time. Within reach for most teachers. Below the typical per-teacher tech budget of $500–$1,500/year for districts. We invoice either way, with PO numbers, W-9s, net-30 — the documentation your tech director will appreciate.
AI for Educators. Mac Mastery. Future-Skills Curriculum. Three professional development courses bundled with every kit. Self-paced. Certificate on completion.
Hardware in the kit
Why we built it
You walk into your classroom on a Monday morning. The school-issued laptop takes four minutes to boot. The cart of Chromebooks has three with cracked screens and one that's been "out for repair" since October. The Elmo document camera works if you hold it just right. The microphone in the ceiling broadcasts ambient hallway noise.
You're supposed to teach calculus through that. Or third-grade reading. Or AP Chemistry. And somehow, mostly, you do. Because teachers are remarkable people. But the system you're working inside was set up by someone who hasn't taught a class in fifteen years.
We've worked with hundreds of schools since 2019. We've watched what the best teachers do, and what they have to fight to do it. They buy their own document cameras. They subscribe to their own gradebook software when the school's doesn't work. They take Saturday courses on AI because the district hasn't figured out what to say about it. They become accidental tech support for their colleagues.
Teachers spend an average of seven hundred and fifty dollars a year of their own money on classroom supplies. The tax deduction stops at three hundred. The rest is just — out. That's a fact of the job.
The Teacher Kit is what every teacher should walk into class with. A laptop that runs everything at once. An iPad for grading. A doc camera that focuses. A mic that works. Three PD courses included. Pencil Spaces Pro for a year. $500, one-time. Personal or district invoicing. Yours to keep, day one. Built so every teacher can show up the same way — actually equipped.
The Teacher Kit is built for K–12 classroom teachers — public, private, charter, homeschool co-op, or anyone teaching students day in and day out. If you spend most of your week in front of students, the kit will be the most useful purchase you make this year. If you're a district administrator buying for your teachers, we make procurement straightforward — POs, W-9s, net-30, and a dedicated point of contact.
The kit
Five categories of gear plus a three-course learning bundle. One shipment. Pre-configured to work with your school's systems. Set up in thirty minutes. Damage replacement included for 12 months.
What's in the kit, and why
What's included beyond the box
Setup help, district-friendly billing, real human support, school-system integration, and three professional development courses included with every kit.
Three courses included: AI for Educators, Mac Mastery, Future-Skills Curriculum. Self-paced, six hours each. The PD you'd otherwise pay $540 for, included here.
12 months of lesson planning, parent communication, class recordings, and the AI co-teacher we built for the work that takes all evening. Renewable afterwards.
Your name on the lock screen. School email, if you want it. Google Workspace, Canvas, Zoom, your gradebook \u2014 all pre-installed. Sign in once.
PO numbers, W-9s, net-30 terms, the procurement template your tech director needs. Forward our invoice email and we handle the back-and-forth.
30-minute video call. We show you the doc camera setup, the screen mirroring, the keyboard shortcuts. The stuff that's awkward to learn from a manual.
Chat answered by a human. Email replied in business hours. Summer hours when school's out. We are not a chatbot.
Cracked screen, spilled coffee, classroom incident. Send it back, we ship a replacement in two business days. No deductible.
No subscription. No recurring bill. No fine print. You pay once and own the kit outright. Add another year of platform access whenever you’re ready, or use Pencil Spaces Free.
What it usually costs
The average teacher spends $750 of their own money on classroom supplies every year. Over five years, that's nearly $4,000 — for things that get used up. The Kit is the alternative: $500, once, and you own everything from day one.
The Kit
Everything you need. One simple price.
500Less than the average teacher spends out-of-pocket on classroom supplies in a single year. The full $500 falls within the IRS educator deduction limit when combined with normal supplies. One purchase. One receipt. Everything you need to do the work.
First 30 days: free return, full refund. District invoicing available with PO numbers and net-30 terms. Currently US‑only — international shipping opening .
The doc camera alone was worth it. I'd been hauling worksheets to the ELMO cart for years, hoping it'd focus. The Mac Mastery course saved me an hour every Sunday on lesson prep. My district reimbursed half. I'd do it again.
How it works
Personal payment or district invoice. Five-minute checkout. Pick a delivery date.
Your name on the lock screen. School email if you want. Google Workspace, Canvas, Zoom, gradebook \u2014 ready to go.
One box, on the date you picked. Five business days, on average.
30-minute walkthrough. Then start the Learning Bundle courses on your own time.
Honest answers
Order today, ships in five business days. Personal payment or district invoicing.
Built for teachers in real classrooms.