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Teacher Toolkit

Never the same sheet twice. 14 ready-to-teach resource types for every topic: boards, printables, homework and assessments that regenerate fresh every time.

✓ Every question checked🖨 Print-perfect A4🧠 Built on cognitive scienceFree · no sign-in
Early preview: 16 pilot topics live, more on the way.

Pick your course

Live
GCSE Maths
15 topics · 14 resource types each
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Live
Level 2 Further Maths
1 topics · 14 resource types each
Browse topics →
Coming soon
A-Level Maths
Coming soon
A-Level Further Maths
Coming soon
L3 Algebra
Coming soon
GCSE Statistics

Every resource regenerates. Try it

Tap New question: same skill, fresh numbers, worked answer. That is exactly what every sheet, board and homework in the toolkit does. A class can’t copy last year’s, and you never run out.

A toolkit shaped like teaching, not like a worksheet folder

Every topic's resources run along the same evidence-backed spine: full support first, then the scaffold fades, then independence. Pick up the lesson at whichever step your class is at.

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Activate
Check the skills the topic depends on
Prior-knowledge starter
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Introduce & model
Full teacher guidance
Example decksKnowledge organiser
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Check understanding
Surface misconceptions early
Diagnostic MCQsMini-whiteboard checkSpot the mistake
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Fade the scaffold
Hand the steps over gradually
Faded worked examplesVariation Theory
Independent practice
Fluency, then exam questions
Fluency builderExam homeworkExit tickets
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Consolidate & play
Retrieval through low-stakes games
BingoDominoes
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Stretch
Deepen and connect
Challenge problems
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Revise
Weighted by what actually comes up
Revision mat
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Assess
Start or end of topic
MCQ assessmentWritten assessmentAssessment ladder
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When you're out
Print-and-set cover work
Cover work builder

GCSE Maths 15 topics live

Level 2 Further Maths 1 topic live

Why you can trust every sheet

Blind-checked questions

Every generated question is re-solved by an independent checker before it can ship; ambiguous or wrong-keyed items are rejected automatically.

Real exam data

Revision mats and coverage are weighted by a crawl of real past papers, so the question types that actually come up get the most space.

Misconception-driven

Wrong options aren’t random: each one is a specific, named misconception, so a wrong answer tells you what to reteach.

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