Keep the good idea.
Start from your own lesson and its learning objective. Every tool here is meant to support your judgment, not replace it.
BUILT AROUND THE TEACHERFor the many ways
For the many ways
minds work.
You know the child who needs another example. The one ready for a bigger question. The class that needs a different way in.
Teacher Tools gathers practical tools, printables, resources and honest AI guidance to help you turn those insights into thoughtful, usable teaching materials.
Explore the toolsMake another way in.
Smaller steps, essential vocabulary, a more challenging extension — small changes that reach more learners.
Be honest about AI.
Use it where it saves time, check what it makes, and keep student information out of it. We say clearly what our tools do and don’t do.
Free and growing. Teacher Tools is created by Ashley Kays, drawing on her work in product design, education and practical AI workflows. Tools, printables and posts are added over time.
A few good questions.
What works today?
All five tools, every printable, the resource list, the AI tips and the blog. The lesson studio uses three prepared sample lessons; adapting your own lessons with AI is planned, not live.
Will it work inside Google Docs?
A Google Docs sidebar for the lesson studio is on the roadmap. Today nothing on this site connects to Google or accesses your Drive. The rubric builder’s “Copy as table” pastes into Docs and Sheets.
Do you collect student data?
No. There are no student accounts, and our tools don’t send what you type to a server. See privacy for details.