AI for teachers and educators
Pick a subject, a grade and a type of material – a document outline appears next to it, and the prompt for the chat is built below. The lesson plan, test or student report arrives as text that you move into your own template.
Prompt sent to the chat: «Write a detailed lesson plan for math, grade 5, on “Adding and subtracting fractions with like denominators”, aligned with curriculum standards: objectives, learning outcomes, skills developed, lesson stages timed to 45 minutes, activities for each stage, reflection and homework.»
Free on the Starter plan – 30 units of energy. The prompt opens in the chat and the answer arrives as text – copy it into Word or Google Docs.
Lesson plans aligned with standards
A draft lesson plan in a couple of minutes. Your job is to adjust it to your class, not to write it from scratch.
The AI knows the standard structure of a lesson: lesson type, objectives, learning outcomes, timed stages, what the teacher and the students do at each stage. You set the subject, grade and topic and get a lesson plan that only needs fitting to your group.
For the plan to match your curriculum, name the textbook and the lesson’s place in the unit: “Math, grade 5, Big Ideas Math, the second of four lessons on fractions.” Without that, the AI follows the general logic of the course and may place the material earlier or later than you do.
Ask for the lesson plan as a table: “stage – time – teacher activity – student activity – skills”. The table arrives as text in the chat; paste it into a document and format it in your school’s usual template.
- Objectives
- Learning, developmental and character goals, phrased with action verbs
- Outcomes
- Subject knowledge, transferable skills, personal growth
- Skills
- Thinking, self-management and communication skills, stage by stage
- Lesson flow
- 6–8 stages with minutes that add up to the lesson length
- Activities
- Review questions, practice exercises, independent work
- Wrap-up
- A reflection activity and homework at two levels
A test with an answer key and grading criteria
1. Calculate: 3/8 + 2/8.a) 5/16 b) 5/8 c) 6/8 d) 1/8
2. Calculate: 7/9 − 4/9.a) 3/0 b) 11/9 c) 1/3 d) 3/18
3. A bag held 5/6 kg of flour, and 4/6 kg went into pies. How much flour is left?
Key: 1 – b; 2 – c (3/9 = 1/3); 3 – 1/6 kg.
How to ask for a test you will not have to redo
Name the question formats: multiple choice, matching, short answer, true or false. Ask for the key and the grading scale right away, and for a mixed-ability class, two versions: core and advanced.
Check the key before you hand out the sheets. The AI can slip in multi-step calculations. Found a mistake? Write “the answer to question 7 is wrong, recalculate it” and it fixes both the question and the key.
The same works for a quiz, a pop quiz or a spelling test: “10 more questions at the same level” – and your second version is ready.
Ready prompts by subject
Click a card and the prompt goes into the form above. Change the grade, topic and number of tasks to your own.
A project from topic to presentation
The AI does not do the project for the student; it helps the teacher organize the group’s work.
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Topic and problem
Ask for 10 project topics for your grade and subject, each with a guiding question. Pick the one closest to your students.
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Project outline
Aim, objectives, project type, final product, deadlines, roles in the group – in the format your school uses.
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Week-by-week plan
What the group does at each stage and what it hands in to the supervisor. Handy for individual projects in grades 9 and 10.
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Criteria and presentation
A scored assessment sheet, questions for the presentation and the structure of a 5–7-minute talk.
For preschool teachers
The same principles as for school, adjusted to the age of the group and the length of the sessions.
Session plan
Age group, learning area, aim and objectives, a minute-by-minute session flow, a movement break or finger games.
Notes for parents
Text for the bulletin board or the parents’ chat: settling in, daily routine, getting ready for school – in plain words, without jargon.
Game collection
Active, educational and speech games on the topic of the week: rules, materials, aim. You can ask for them as cards, 5 at a time.
Celebration script
A fall festival, a graduation, Mother’s Day: roles, poems, contests and music breaks with timings.
Child report
For a move to another group or for a specialist assessment. Enter your observations without the surname and add it yourself.
Reports and self-review
A review of an open session, a professional development report, a plan for the year – in your structure, with your facts.
What else a teacher can use
What a teacher should check
Dates, names, formulas and the answers in the key – the AI can get facts wrong. That the material matches your textbook and curriculum. And personal data: do not enter students’ surnames or diagnoses; write “student A.” and fill in the details in your own document.
Free AI for teachers
FAQ
Is the AI for teachers really free?
Yes. Lesson plans, tests and student reports are text tasks; they work on the Starter plan: 30 units of energy at no cost. Only image generation is paid, from Lite at ₽690 a month.
Will it write a lesson plan based on my textbook?
Name the textbook series, the grade, the topic and the lesson number in the unit – or better, paste the relevant item from your curriculum into the chat. Then the plan follows your material rather than an average textbook.
Can I get the lesson plan as a Word file right away?
The answer arrives as text in the chat. Copy it into Word or Google Docs – headings, lists and tables keep their structure. The service does not produce the plan as a separate file.
Does it work for elementary school teachers?
Yes: set the grade and the AI simplifies the wording and adds a movement break and play-based tasks. For grade 1 the plan is built for 35 minutes.
How do I make a test with an answer key for grading?
Write the topic, grade, number of questions and format: “10 questions, 6 multiple choice, 4 short answer, 2 versions, key and criteria”. Check the key before handing it out.
Can I enter student data for a report?
There is no need. Describe your observations without the surname: “student A., doing well in every subject except math, active in shop class”. Add the surname in your own document.
Will it help an English teacher?
Yes: tasks in English with instructions in your students’ language, dialogues, topic word lists, reading texts for the class level and grammar tests.
A draft plan for tomorrow in a couple of minutes, refined with your experience
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