Source: Roblox Creator Hub · CC BY 4.0 · View source · Code samples: MIT Imported 2026-10-03. Formatting adapted for this site.
Next steps

Congratulations! You've completed the Roblox Educator training and are now ready to inspire a new generation through play. We've compiled a list of resources to help you on your journey.
Classroom kit
To help get your classroom started, the Classroom Kit that includes resources like cheat sheets and customizable templates. The kit can be downloaded as a .ZIP file, or the files can be downloaded individually below.
Educator resources
The following resources include different handouts, templates, and guides to better facilitate a Roblox classroom.
A step-by-step guide to setting up a classroom such as where to get software and accounts. | |
Lists common words unique to Roblox, such as obby or Robux. | |
Outlines the educational benefits of Roblox and safety features, such as chat protections. | |
Assessment with one knowledge-focused quiz and one project-based rubric. | |
In-depth reference for the Roblox Client controls, interface, and common concepts in Roblox games. |
Student resources
The following resources are handouts specifically intended to be distributed to students.
Intended for students, lists the steps needed to create accounts and includes information on safety. | |
Student friendly reference for using Roblox Studio, the software used to make Roblox games. |
Explore games
We've compiled some of our favorite games to showcase the best that Roblox has to offer. To see more, browse the Learn and Explore Sort.

Ocean Conservation Game
A museum built in Roblox that educators people about ocean conservations.
Play
Lua Learning
Learn how to code in Luau, the language used in all Roblox projects. The game is named Lua for historical reasons, as Roblox used Lua before developing it into Luau.
PlayExplore lesson plans
Depending on your needs, Roblox Studio has a wide variety of premade lesson plans, great for different ages and subjects.
Single session lessons
Try out Roblox with these stand alone lessons. Learn something new in less than an hour.
Coding lesson
Use strings and variables to create your own story.
View
Animation lesson
Create your own animation using a poseable figure.
ViewAges 10 and up
Lessons below focus on project-based learning with Constructionist principles. Students are able to explore tools in a structured way and produce unique projects they can share with others.
Create an obstacle course
Practice design thinking by making an obstacle course.
ViewDesign a city
Learn building to make a city for a multiplayer game.
ViewAges 13 and up
For those with more computer experience, explore game design and computer science with these lessons.
Roblox Developer 101
Build a game all while learning computer science and design.
ViewCoding fundamentals
Explore basics such as variables and if/then statements..
ViewStay connected
We have different options for staying connected.
Education mailing list
Updates on new programs, lessons, and news.
ViewContact us
Still have questions? Looking for guidance? Connect with our team.
View