Classroom & Teacher Utilities

Paste your class list once and let the picker choose — one name, two or three at a time, with an optional bag so nobody is chosen twice before everyone has been.

Turn your class list into a rows-by-columns seating chart, with keep-apart and keep-together pairs the generator tries to honour before printing.

Set one minute or thirty, project the countdown big enough to read from the back of the room, and let a chime mark the end of the task — with a mute switch.

Enter each criterion with its points available and points earned — add or remove rows as you need — and get the total, the percentage, a letter grade and a per-criterion breakdown.

Paste a question bank — one question per line, correct answer first — and build a randomised paper with shuffled multiple-choice options and a matching answer key.

Paste your class list once and let the picker choose — one name, two or three at a time, with an optional bag so nobody is chosen twice before everyone has been.

Paste a class list and split it into random groups by either the number of groups or the number of students per group, with even sizes and a printable result.

Turn your class list into a rows-by-columns seating chart, with keep-apart and keep-together pairs the generator tries to honour before printing.

Split a class into teams at random, or add a rating to each student and let a snake draft balance the team totals — with a spread readout so you can see how even the draw really is.

Paste this week's words, shuffle them into a random order, and print the list in up to four columns for a spelling test or a display sheet.

Paste a question bank — one question per line, correct answer first — and build a randomised paper with shuffled multiple-choice options and a matching answer key.

Set one minute or thirty, project the countdown big enough to read from the back of the room, and let a chime mark the end of the task — with a mute switch.

Ring at a set clock time — the end of the period — or after a fixed number of minutes, with a big countdown and a chime when it arrives.

A clean virtual dice roller for classroom games and probability work — choose how many dice and how many sides, roll, and see every face plus the running total.

Choose a range and how many numbers you need — the picker draws them at random, either guaranteeing every number is different or allowing the same value twice.

Produce a printable grid of numbers from any range — shuffled, ascending or descending — sized for cut-out labels, seat numbers or a maths activity.

Enter the score the work earned, how many days late it was and your per-day deduction — with a cap — and see the adjusted score plus the whole day-by-day policy.

Enter each criterion with its points available and points earned — add or remove rows as you need — and get the total, the percentage, a letter grade and a per-criterion breakdown.

Paste your class list once and let the picker choose — one name, two or three at a time, with an optional bag so nobody is chosen twice before everyone has been.

Paste a class list and split it into random groups by either the number of groups or the number of students per group, with even sizes and a printable result.

Turn your class list into a rows-by-columns seating chart, with keep-apart and keep-together pairs the generator tries to honour before printing.

Split a class into teams at random, or add a rating to each student and let a snake draft balance the team totals — with a spread readout so you can see how even the draw really is.

Paste this week's words, shuffle them into a random order, and print the list in up to four columns for a spelling test or a display sheet.

Paste a question bank — one question per line, correct answer first — and build a randomised paper with shuffled multiple-choice options and a matching answer key.

Set one minute or thirty, project the countdown big enough to read from the back of the room, and let a chime mark the end of the task — with a mute switch.

Ring at a set clock time — the end of the period — or after a fixed number of minutes, with a big countdown and a chime when it arrives.

A clean virtual dice roller for classroom games and probability work — choose how many dice and how many sides, roll, and see every face plus the running total.

Choose a range and how many numbers you need — the picker draws them at random, either guaranteeing every number is different or allowing the same value twice.

Produce a printable grid of numbers from any range — shuffled, ascending or descending — sized for cut-out labels, seat numbers or a maths activity.

Enter the score the work earned, how many days late it was and your per-day deduction — with a cap — and see the adjusted score plus the whole day-by-day policy.

Enter each criterion with its points available and points earned — add or remove rows as you need — and get the total, the percentage, a letter grade and a per-criterion breakdown.