Browse curated projects in Find
Open Find from the main navigation when you want to discover a published project before committing to an assignment or an editable copy.
Start with the curated areas
Section titled “Start with the curated areas”The opening Rectangle Pick includes both a project and a curator note. Select its driving question to open the complete project document.
Project shelves sit below the filter row when you are browsing without an active search, filter, or Coverage focus. One shelf may be chosen by Rectangle’s editors; another may use the grades and subjects in your teaching profile. A shelf disappears when it does not have enough honest matches rather than filling itself with unrelated work.
Scroll or use the shelf controls to review the cards. The card tells you enough for a first pass:
- primary and secondary subjects;
- grade range and expected duration;
- driving question;
- author and teaching context;
- Save, Compare pin, and project-action controls.
Continue through the complete catalog
Section titled “Continue through the complete catalog”All projects is not limited to the shelves. It contains every published, browse-visible project matching the current criteria and shows 24 per page.
Use the numbered page controls or the previous and next controls at the end of the grid. Changing the search or a filter recalculates the result count and returns you to the matching set.
Open a project card when the question, grade range, and duration look promising. The full document is where you check its milestone arc, deliverables, standards, rubric, author, and available next actions.