Lesson plans, question papers, rubrics and report comments as drafts; marks, grades and certificates in a few clicks; timers and random pickers for the lesson itself.
24 tools · 18 free with no account · 6 free to try with one
A teacher’s evening goes on the same things every week: a lesson plan, a worksheet, a question paper with the marks adding up, comments for thirty report cards, and a message home. The school office has its own list — the timetable, the seating plan — and the tools for those are in the collection for schools. This page is for the person in front of the class.
The marks, grades, certificates, timers and pickers run in your browser, so a class list or a marks sheet never leaves your device. The writing tools are AI tools and say so on their pages: they send the topic and notes you give them to a model, never pupils’ names unless you type them, and they give you a structured draft to edit rather than a finished paper.
Only what you type into them. A lesson plan or a question paper needs a topic, a class and a length, not a name. The report-comment writer works from the marks and notes you give it; use first names or initials if you can. Every AI page says what it sends before you press the button.
Can I make certificates for a whole class at once?
Yes. Paste or upload the list of names and the certificate generator makes one PDF with a page per pupil. It runs in your browser, so the class list stays on your device.
Are the question papers aligned to my board?
You give the board, the class, the chapters and the marks blueprint, and the draft follows them. Check every question and the answer key before it is printed — it is a first draft, and you are the examiner.