Last updated: June 12, 2026
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Pick subject, grade, topic. Optionally set duration (45 min), curriculum (Common Core), and objectives. Click Generate. In ~15 seconds you get: title, objectives, materials list, step-by-step procedure with teacher scripts, differentiation (support + challenge), and assessment. Export to PDF or DOCX.
Enter subject, grade, topic. Choose question count (5-30) and type: Multiple Choice, True/False, Fill-in-Blank, or Mixed. Set difficulty. Click Generate. You get numbered questions with 4 options each + answer key + total points + time estimate. Print-ready.
Enter student name, subject, grade. Describe performance, strengths, and areas to improve. Click Generate. You get two versions: Warm & Encouraging + Professional & Formal. Each includes a 3-4 sentence comment, strengths list, improvement areas, next steps, and overall rating. Copy and paste into your report card system.
Enter subject, grade, topic (e.g., "Space Exploration"). Choose genre: Narrative, Persuasive, Poetry, Expository, etc. Set target word count. Click Generate. You get a writing prompt, learning objectives, suggested vocabulary, pre-writing activities, writing tips, and a grading hint.
Enter subject (Math/Science/ELA), grade, topic. Choose question count, difficulty, and worksheet type. Click Generate. You get a student header, instructions, mixed question types, and teacher notes. Difficulty escalates from Q1 to last question. Math includes word problems; Science includes diagrams.
Enter subject, grade, assignment title (e.g., "Persuasive Essay"). Choose criteria or use defaults. Pick a scale (4-point: Excellent/Proficient/Developing/Beginning). Click Generate. You get weighted criteria with observable descriptors for each level + grading tips.
Enter student name, subject, grade, period. Add achievements, goals, and quick scores (1-5) for Academic, Participation, Behavior, Teamwork, Growth. Click Generate. You get a dimension score chart, overview, achievements, skills, growth areas, recommendations, and overall assessment.
Enter subject, grade, topic. Choose number of slides (3-20) and presentation style. Click Generate. You get a title slide + content slides with bullet points, speaker notes, and image suggestions. Export to PowerPoint (PPTX).
