FOR SCHOOLS & TEACHERS
Turn what they know
into their own words.
RhymeTime is an online rap-writing studio for teaching and learning. Students use lesson vocabulary, rhyme suggestions and backing tracks to write a verse, share it with their teacher and perform it in class.
The demo uses fictional work. No school account is needed.
FROM LESSON TO PERFORMANCE
One clear route through the work
Keep the writing, teaching and feedback in the same classroom space.
Choose the learning
Create a lesson or adapt an available Record Store resource. Set a topic, useful keywords and a writing challenge, then assign classwork or homework.
Let students write
Students build their lyrics one line at a time, find rhymes, save drafts and use a backing track. Set up a writing group when pupils are working together.
Review and respond
See who has submitted, start reviewing from your work list and leave feedback. Live Studio gives you a route to pupils’ work while the class is creating.
Give it a stage
Open Stage from the top bar for a classroom performance. Students can read their words alongside the chosen track and their Bounce character.
DIFFERENT WAYS TO JOIN IN
A lesson, homework
or a whole-class Jam
Use Lessons for classroom work and Assignments for homework. Jams let a teacher bring learners into a shared activity with a class code, without requiring a pupil email address.
Teachers choose the activity and review submitted work. School administrators have separate staff, class, account and subscription tools.
TRY THIS STARTER
Explain a force in two lines
- Choose an object: a ball, a bike or a toy car.
- Name a push or pull acting on it.
- Describe how its motion could change.
- Read the verse aloud and check the science together.
An illustrative activity written for this page, not a pupil submission.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you get started
Is RhymeTime an AI rap generator?
No. Students write their own lyrics. The writing tools include a rhyme dictionary, definitions and lesson vocabulary; they do not generate the student’s rap for them.
Can I try it before arranging school access?
Yes. The free interactive demo includes a short writing experience and teacher and student previews. It does not create a school account or save work to a real class.
Do students need their own paid subscriptions?
No. School participation comes through teacher or school access. Independent family plans are available for home use and do not connect to school work.
Can I teach phonics with the school writing plan?
Phonics Studio is a separate licensed feature, enabled for the school and authorised staff. It provides supplementary practice using sounds that have already been taught. Ask about Phonics access when discussing your school plan.
How do we arrange access?
Use the school pricing guide to compare Individual Teacher, School and Large School plans, then contact us about setup. The guide explains current purchase availability before any payment.
See the classroom from both sides.
Try the teaching tools, then step into a student’s studio.