Create and discover curriculum-mapped resources with Learn Grid

Learn Grid is Canva's learning library where you can find curriculum-mapped resources, AI-generated learning materials, and teaching tools, all in one place.

Whether you're a teacher, parent, tutor, or independent learner, you can browse and filter content to find what you need. Use AI tools to generate lessons, presentations, and activities tailored to your goals.

Learn Grid brings together two types of content:

• Ready-to-Teach (RTT) resources are pre-made, curriculum-mapped templates created for classroom use.
• AI-generated content includes ready-made learning materials generated with AI, such as:
  • Ready-made games with Create & Play activities
  • Ready-made quizzes with Quiz Yourself

If you're on Canva Education:

If you're on a free or non-Education plan:

Once you're in Learn Grid, you can explore resources in two ways:

• Browse by subject card

  • Subject cards appear as visual tiles in the subject cards section (such as English Language Arts, Science, Mathematics, History, and 21st Century Skills). Select a card to filter resources by that subject.

• Use the filters

For more specific results, use the filters to combine multiple criteria at once:

• Country: Defaults to your location based on your IP address. You can change this at any time.
  • Topic: Filter by specific curriculum topics
• Grade: Filter by grade level.
• Subject: Filter by subject area.
• Category: Filter by design type, such as presentation or worksheet.

Results update automatically as you select subject cards or apply filters.

If you don’t see it on the homepage, go to the Templates tab and select the Learn Grid filter instead.

Try adjusting your filters to broaden your search, or you can also try Create & Play AI activities or Quiz Yourself to generate your own activity.

Some resources require a premium plan.

• If you're a K–12 teacher — You can apply for Canva Education, which is free and gives you access to these resources plus extra classroom tools.
• If you're not a teacher — A Canva Pro plan gives you full access to premium content across Canva, including all resources in Learn Grid.

Learn Grid is available to everyone with a Canva account. This includes teachers, parents, tutors, homeschool families, and anyone interested in learning resources.

Ready-to-Teach resources are pre-made templates mapped to curriculum standards. You can generate AI content on demand using tools like Magic Activities. AI-generated content displays an AI badge.

No. The curriculum is automatically applied based on your selected country, and you can change it anytime.

When you search for resources in Learn Grid by selecting your country, grade level, and subject, you'll see a label like "Mapped to Australian Curriculum v9.0" or "Mapped to Common Core State Standards" under the page title.

This tells you which curriculum framework Canva has mapped your search to. It helps show the learning objectives from your curriculum, so you can find resources that match what you're teaching.

Learn Grid supports curriculum filtering for selected countries. Other supported countries have growing libraries supplemented by AI learning tools. See Curriculum data sources and attributions for the complete list of countries.

When browsing resources, we display the curriculum standards that apply to your country, grade, and subject combination. This helps you understand the learning objectives your students are working toward and find resources that support those goals. Canva provides curriculum mapping as a guide. It may not reflect local variations or school-specific requirements, so we recommend reviewing materials before use.

When generating with AI, you can create resources using AI by selecting a specific learning objective from your curriculum. The AI uses that objective to shape the content it generates. Because AI-generated content can vary, it’s a good idea to review it to make sure it fits your students and curriculum.

We use curriculum standards from authoritative publishers (including government departments, curriculum authorities, and standards organisations).

These include national frameworks like the Australian Curriculum (ACARA), Common Core State Standards (US), Kurikulum Merdeka (Indonesia), as well as state-specific standards for US states including Texas (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skill “TEKS”), Florida (B.E.S.T.), and others.

Additional US curriculum data is sourced from the Common Standards Project, licensed under CC BY 3.0.

For a complete list of sources by country, see Curriculum data sources and attributions

• About Canva Education
• Publish lessons on Canva
• Using Magic Activities
• Try Create & Play AI activities
• Create and play with Quiz Yourself