43 tools for the rest of teaching

Quick, focused tools for the jobs around the lesson: fill in a short form and get a draft you can use.

What it does

Assessment and reporting: report comments, rubrics, quizzes, exit tickets, reading comprehension questions and NCEA or NZCE-style practice questions. Planning: learning intentions and success criteria, discussion questions, debate topics, reflection prompts, cross-curricular ideas and lesson hooks.

Inclusion and learning support: differentiate a text, simplify instructions, feedback on student work, IEP goals, behaviour support plans, adjustments, visual schedules, progress checklists, social stories and learning support requests. ESOL: ELLP adaptations, vocabulary lists, sentence frames, bilingual glossaries and translated parent letters.

Whānau and community emails, newsletter blurbs and trip letters; vocabulary lists, word searches, maths problem sets and science investigations; te reo phrase of the week; EOTC risk assessments; and leadership tools for board reports, policies, meeting packs, the Professional Growth Cycle and staff notices.

Who it's for

Classroom teachers, learning support and ESOL teachers, and school leaders.

Why teachers use it

A form, not a promptEach tool asks for exactly what it needs, so you don't have to write a prompt.
No student namesTools are built to work without real names. Report comments swap any name for a placeholder.
No creditsTools count as planning on every plan.
Saved for laterEvery result is kept in the tool's history so you can copy or reuse it.

How it works

Pick a toolSearch or browse by category.
Fill in the formYear level, subject and the details the tool asks for.
Save as Word or printEdit the draft, then save it as Word, print it or copy it.

Questions teachers ask

Do the tools use credits?

No. Tools count as planning: 15 a month on Free, included under fair use on paid plans.

Can I make my own tool?

Yes. My tools lets you build a tool with your own fields and instructions, and share it with your department or school.

Are translations reliable?

Translations are machine-made and say so. Check them with a fluent speaker before sending them home.

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