AI Image Generator for Teachers: Pictures, Diagrams, SEN Visuals
An AI image generator for teachers can make classroom images, simplified diagrams and SEN-friendly visuals. How it works, prompts that work and checks.
Lesson planning, worksheets, assessment and school leadership, written by teachers and school leaders who use AI every week.
An AI image generator for teachers can make classroom images, simplified diagrams and SEN-friendly visuals. How it works, prompts that work and checks.
Google Slides for teachers: a five-slide morning meeting deck, a lesson deck frame and a review deck, with a Grade 5 science example to copy.
An AI presentation maker for teachers should follow your lesson plan, not a topic box. How to get lesson slides with notes, pictures and a timer.
Compare online quiz maker options for teachers: Kahoot, Quizizz, Google Forms and AI quiz generators, and pick the right one for each job.
How an AI quiz generator reads a PDF, why scanned pages behave differently from typed ones, what to check in the questions, and a Grade 7 history example.
Why an answer key generator should build the key from the same source as the worksheet, what a mark scheme needs per question type, and a Grade 8 example.
How to turn a textbook chapter into a printable worksheet with an answer key using an AI worksheet generator, plus five checks before you print.
Using AI for lesson planning: twelve prompts to copy, with the context each one needs to produce a plan for your class instead of an average one.
How a ChatGPT lesson plan is actually produced, why it fits a textbook class and not yours, a better prompt, and where the chat window runs out.
What to give an AI lesson plan generator so the plan fits your class, a five-minute check before you teach it, and a Grade 6 ratio example.
An honest comparison of an online lesson planner and a paper planner: what each does well, what teachers lose in the switch, and how to keep both.
A unit plan template that sits between the scheme of work and the daily lesson, with a filled Grade 9 photosynthesis example and a weekly planning routine.
Sixty report card comments sorted by subject, effort, behaviour and next steps, plus a method that makes comment writing faster without sounding generic.
What a rubric generator should give you, the difference between analytic and holistic rubrics, two rubric examples and a template you can reuse.
Free printable worksheets are easy to find and easy to get wrong. Five checks for worksheets for teachers, a Year 8 example, and when to make your own.
How to choose reading comprehension passages and questions that match your class, the four question types every passage needs, and a Grade 4 example.
Emergency sub plans in 20 minutes: a one-page sub plans template, what to put in the folder in advance, and substitute teacher plans any adult can run.
Differentiated instruction without three plans: a differentiated lesson plan template, five differentiation strategies on one page, and a Grade 7 example.
A parent questionnaire for back to school with 20 parent survey questions for school, how to get parents to answer, and how to use the answers in planning.
A student interest survey with 25 questions for primary and secondary, a get to know you survey plan for week one, and how to turn answers into plans.
Ten exit ticket template formats with exit ticket examples for maths, science and English, and a five-minute way to sort exit slips for the next lesson.
15 formative assessment examples you can run in under five minutes, sorted by when to use them, with a Grade 9 science example and the three-pile method.
Where to find free lesson plans for teachers, what to check before you teach one, and a ten-minute rewrite so the plan fits the class in front of you.
How to write lesson objectives that say what students will do, with learning objectives examples by subject, SMART objectives and a Grade 7 case.
A lesson plan template with the 7 parts that matter, a filled example for Grade 4 fractions, and how to reuse one format for every class.