Classroom Tools That Help Teachers Teach Faster And Students Work Smarter

Free tools for the everyday jobs of teaching and studying: certificates, seating plans, answer sheets, worksheets and files ready to hand in.

  • Free to use
  • Uploaded files deleted within 2 hours
  • Available in 10 languages
Featured tools

Recognising effort, planning the room, running a quiz, splitting a class into groups, publishing student writing and reviewing vocabulary. Here is what each tool does and what you take away from it.

A printed certificate of achievement with the student's name, the reason for the award and the date
Certificates and Projects

School Certificate Maker

Make an award a student will want to take home. Choose one of 16 designs, write the name, the reason and the date, and download it ready to print. What you type stays in the page while you work. It isn't saved or sent anywhere, so student names stay off our servers, and closing the page clears the draft.

  • PDF on A4 or US Letter, or a high-resolution JPG
  • Portrait and landscape designs
  • Works on a phone as well as a laptop
Open the School Certificate Maker
A printed seating plan arranged in pairs, with the teacher's desk, front-row seats and locked seats marked
Classroom Management

Seating Chart Generator

Set the room up the way it really is, in rows, pairs, group pods, a U-shape or learning zones, and the seating chart generator places your students randomly or in alphabetical order. Rules cover the usual needs: seat chosen students in the front rows and keep others apart. Lock the seats you've already decided, then shuffle everyone else.

  • Name lists from .txt, .csv or Excel files never leave your browser
  • Put the teacher's desk at the front or the back of the plan
  • Print it, or download the plan as a PDF or PNG
Open the Seating Chart Generator
A printed bubble answer sheet with name, class and date fields, a student ID grid and multiple-choice rows
Assessment and Worksheets

Answer Sheet Generator

Make a bubble sheet for any quiz or test without lining up circles in a word processor. Set the number of questions, anywhere from 1 to 200, choose A–D, A–E or True/False, and pick round bubbles or square boxes. Name, class and date print at the top of every sheet. Mark the answers you want on the teacher key; any question you leave blank prints unmarked, so the key never guesses for you.

  • Optional Student ID grid of 5, 6, 8 or 10 digits
  • Versions A, B and C, each with its own answer key
  • A4 or US Letter, with two copies to a page for short quizzes
Open the Answer Sheet Generator
A class list shared into three even groups, with a keep-apart rule listed underneath
Classroom Management

Random Group Generator

Paste your class list, say how many groups you need or how many students should be in each, and the random group generator shares everyone out evenly, so no group is more than one student bigger than another. If two students work better apart, add a keep-apart rule. The tool follows it, or tells you plainly when the rules can't all be met.

  • Import names from a CSV, Excel or text file, read in your browser
  • Print the groups, show them full screen, or export CSV, PDF or an image
  • Save a set of groups on your device and reopen it next lesson
Open the Random Group Generator
A student newspaper front page with a masthead, a lead headline and text in columns
Certificates and Projects

Newspaper Generator

Turn a history report, a book review or class news into a front page. Students write the stories; the newspaper generator sets them out with a masthead and columns in a front-page, broadsheet, tabloid or bulletin layout. It works as well for media literacy as for writing practice, because students have to decide what leads the page and what gets cut.

  • Classic, modern or vintage styles, on A4 or US Letter
  • Download a print-ready PDF, or a JPG for slides and displays
  • Print a blank ruled sheet with your masthead for drafting by hand
Open the Newspaper Generator
A printed matching worksheet with numbered terms on the left and shuffled definitions on the right
Assessment and Worksheets

Matching Worksheet Generator

Type each term on the left and its match on the right, or paste both columns straight from a spreadsheet, and the matching worksheet generator turns them into a printable PDF with the answers shuffled. Students can draw lines, cut and match, or write the letter of the match. Ready-made sets on the water cycle, literary devices and Spanish–English vocabulary show the result before you write your own.

  • An answer key page, printed with the worksheet
  • Versions A, B and C, each shuffled differently
  • Ink-friendly grayscale, on A4 or US Letter
Open the Matching Worksheet Generator
How it works

What happens to your work

Files are not kept

A file you upload is used only to finish that task and is deleted automatically within two hours. Several tools, including the group generator and the seating chart, read your files in the browser and never upload them at all.

Made to be printed or shared

Most classroom tools end with something you can use straight away: a PDF sized for A4 or US Letter, an image for slides, or a list you can copy into your own documents.

Ten languages

Every tool is available in English, Arabic, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Vietnamese, so a class can work in the language it is taught in.

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Use cases

Classroom use cases

Worked examples that take each featured tool through a real classroom task, step by step.