You plan. You teach. You assess.
Claude handles the paperwork.
Teachers spend hours every week on tasks that are not teaching: writing lesson plans, generating quiz questions, drafting parent emails, marking feedback. These guides show you how to use Claude for all of it, so your time goes back to the room.
Works for
Plans, activities, and units
From topic to structured lesson plan in minutes. Any subject, any year group.
Works for
Questions, rubrics, feedback
Quiz questions, marking rubrics, and written feedback on student work.
Works for
Emails and reports
Parent emails, report comments, and sensitive communications drafted for you.
Daily Workflow
A teacher's day with Claude
Anticipate where students will get stuck today
Create quiz questions and rubrics in minutes
Write compassionate, clear parent updates
Differentiate activities for every learner
Give better essay feedback, faster
One habit at a time. See the full workflow with prompts you can copy
Pick your focus
Three areas where Claude saves the most teacher time. Select one to see the 2 guides for that area.
Give Claude the topic, year group, and learning objective. It builds the plan.
Planning
Write Lesson Plans with Claude
Turn a topic and a learning objective into a complete, structured lesson plan. Works for any subject, any grade level.
Differentiate Instruction with Claude
Generate scaffolded, extended, and adapted versions of any task, text, or activity for different learners.
Getting started
No installation. No configuration. It works in a browser tab you open next to your planning doc.
What you need
- 1A free Claude account at claude.ai
- 2A browser
- 3No technical setup: it works in any browser
Claude's free tier is enough to follow all guides here. If you use Claude daily, Pro ($20/month) removes the rate limits.
How it works
Open Claude.ai alongside your work.
Describe what you need to create.
Copy Claude's output.
Edit and use it as you would any other resource.
New guides, when they ship
One email, roughly weekly. CLAUDE.md templates, workflows I actually use, and the cut-for-length stuff that does not make the public guides. One-click unsubscribe.
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