For MYP teachers and coordinators

MYP teaching resources

A free collection of MYP planning resources built right into EduLib — curriculum maps, standards alignment guides and the full MYP framework.

Everything you need is already inside EduLib

You do not need to leave the site for the MYP essentials: key concepts, global contexts, ATL skills, the learner profile, command terms by year band, and assessment criteria A–D are all built in as guides. Inquira AI uses them automatically when building lesson and weekly plans.

Curriculum maps and alignment guides

Vertical and horizontal views of how every EduLib lesson connects to international standards and MYP Criteria A–D.

Tip: Use the grade-matrix view to see vertical alignment, then click any standard to jump to its linked lessons.

MYP framework guides

The core MYP elements are built into EduLib and used automatically by Inquira AI when building lesson and weekly plans.

  • Key concepts and global contexts

    Key concepts by subject, global contexts, exploration focuses and how they shape a statement of inquiry.

  • ATL skills

    Communication, social, self-management, research and thinking skills with skill indicators for the classroom.

  • Learner profile

    All ten IB learner profile attributes with practical ways to develop them through lessons.

  • Command terms

    Subject-specific command terms split into MYP 1–3 and MYP 4–5 bands so you use the right language for each grade.

  • Assessment criteria A–D

    Criteria for Sciences, English and Mathematics with the shared 0–8 achievement scale.

Tip: A strong MYP unit starts with a clear statement of inquiry that links a key concept, a related concept and a global context.

Planning tools inside EduLib

Tools that turn EduLib's mapped content into ready-to-use classroom materials.

Tip: Every lesson plan Inquira generates uses only the MYP elements and sections you select.

How these resources connect to EduLib lessons

EduLib provides the free, mapped lesson content your school can use inside any planning system. Every lesson is already aligned to MYP Criteria A–D and to NGSS, Common Core ELA or AERO standards, so you can focus on unit sequencing, assessment and differentiation rather than rebuilding content from scratch.