Teacher Onboarding Guide | Aforapple.fun

Recommended 15-minute demo flow

1. Alphabet warm-up Start with the Alphabet Chart on a smart TV or projector and use autoplay for whole-class participation.

2. Phonics practice Move into Phonics to model sound groups and let students call out example words together.

3. Tracing station Use Tracing on a tablet or touchscreen to reinforce English, Hindi, and Telugu character recognition.

4. Whiteboard extension End with the Interactive Whiteboard for teacher-led writing, sound sorting, or drawing prompts.

Best setup for pilots

Run the main lesson on a smart TV, projector, or large classroom display.
Keep one tablet or laptop nearby for tracing and small-group activities.
Use a stable browser with audio enabled before students enter the room.
Use Favorites and the classroom playlist on the activated home page to prep repeat-use lessons.
Open the pilot report page at the end of the day to export local usage if needed.

Suggested week-one lesson playlist

Day 1: Alphabet Chart -> Tracing -> Whiteboard free play
Day 2: Phonics short vowels -> Alphabet review -> Tracing
Day 3: Colors or Shapes -> Whiteboard drawing -> Phonics blends
Day 4: Numbers or Days -> Tracing language rotation -> Whiteboard recap
Day 5: Mixed revision with Alphabet autoplay, Phonics, and selected pilot lessons

What to collect during the pilot

Which grades and classrooms used the content most often.
Which languages were most useful for teachers and families.
Whether smart TV delivery or touch devices worked better in each room.
Which activities teachers want customized for their school curriculum.