For education agencies

Your classroom materials, on your teachers’ phones.

Nigeria’s early-grade reading books were openly licensed, then lost when their funder closed. We rebuild books like these into lesson-day units a teacher can open on a phone — the right day, the pupil pages beside the guide, working offline once it has loaded.

eResource is a working demonstration, not a library and not a product we sell. The books are free to anyone, with no login, and always will be. If your state or programme has materials of its own, we build the same for you — on your infrastructure, yours to keep.

What you can open today

Two titles, a few weeks each. Enough to teach from, and enough to see the grain of a deployment.

Teacher guide · Hausa

Mu Karanta! Jagoran Malamai

Primary 1 Hausa, Zango 1, weeks 1–5. Scripted daily lessons with pupil-book pages and a classroom timer.

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Teacher guide · English

Let’s Read! Teacher’s Guide

Primary 2 English, Term 1, weeks 2–5. Letter work, pupil-book boxes, and read-alouds. Companion to the Hausa guide.

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What we sell — and what we do not

Access to the books is never the product. We are paid for the build around them: converting a print guide into a teachable day that loads on a cheap Android in a classroom with no power.

Depth is commissioned. This demonstration is capped on purpose. We do not grow a public library on spec.

Source and licence

Source books developed under the USAID Northern Education Initiative Plus and licensed CC BY 4.0. CloudKlass is not the author, is not affiliated with the programme, and never charges for access to them.

Full citation, changes made, and the warranty disclaimer are on the attribution page. Funder marks appear there because they identify the book — not on this page.