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• Last Updated On: March 1, 2022

Time, for teachers, is a precious thing. We know that the day in, day out grind of managing a classroom often feels like a busy and, at times, chaotic undertaking. From planning compelling lessons and providing constructive feedback to forging meaningful relationships with students and dealing with paperwork, teaching is a profession which swallows time whole. Predictably, it can be difficult finding time to scour the internet and discover new ideas. 

But educational websites for teachers can not only save you time but inspire. We’ve combed through the expansive online catalog of teacher resources and compiled our favorites into the definitive list of online educational websites. We’ve even organized the sources by classroom needs. You’ll find the best online resources for both teachers and students within this comprehensive list!

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How to Use This Comprehensive List of Educational Websites for Teachers:

We’ve arranged our favorite online educational websites into 11 different categories that cover everything from lesson planning to teacher-focused YouTube channels. Each section contains a handful of links to online resources equipped with our reasons for why we think they’re great, who would benefit from them, and each resources’ targeted grade level. 

To hone in on your favorite links from our list, we recommend that you either create a new Google Doc and copy/paste some of your favorite links, or that you jot down some favorites with pen and paper. Trust us, these resources will not only save you tons of time but make your instruction more efficient.

The Best Educational Websites for Lesson Plans

1. BetterLesson : Website offering lesson plans, professional development, and instructional strategies for core-subject teachers from lower elementary to high school. Their database offers literally thousands of unique and compelling lesson plans, instructional strategies, and modules on developing leadership, student engagement, and classroom learning. This is an essential online educational source. 

2. Library of Congress : A detailed and comprehensive collection of lesson plans involving all things Social Studies with a particular strength in American History. Contains engaging lesson plans on a diverse range of subjects as Baseball and Race to The Huexotzinco Codex. Perfect for Social Studies and History teachers from grades 6-12. 

3. NASA STEM Engagement : Massive catalog of high-interest and engaging STEM lesson plans with free teacher resources, printables, and step-by-step procedural instructions. Tons of compelling video content and interactive activities too. NASA STEM Engagement would benefit any teacher looking for creative and exciting lesson plans for K-12 students.

4. The New York Times Learning Network : Topical lesson plans for the four core subjects with a particular strength in English and Social Studies. NYT is a great resource for those looking to interweave curriculum into current events. Since the Times is a fairly sophisticated source, it works best for teachers working with 8-12-level students. 

5.   PBS Learning Media : Comprehensive catalog of genuinely fun and engaging lesson plans for Math, Science, Social Studies, English, Engineering and Technology, and Health. Offers material for PreK all the way through high school. A perfect source for all teachers looking for new lesson plan ideas.

6.   ReadWriteThink : Massive bank of online teacher resources filled with tons of lesson plans organized by subject, learning objective, grade level, and theme. Perfect for any teacher looking for developed, clear, and well-organized lesson plans, from Kindergarten to 12th grade. English teachers will find this site particularly useful as it holds more than 500 different resources on fiction and literature!

7.   Teachnology: Large database of no-nonsense, unfussy lesson plans involving all core subjects for grades K-12, with a particular strength in Math thanks to its immense collection of lesson plans from primary to high school math. Perfect for new teachers looking for basic lessons and seasoned veterans alike!

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The Best Educational Websites for Assessments

1. Albert: We’re a practice and assessment platform after all, so we’ve got tons of great tools and resources that can be utilized by any teacher looking to strengthen the methods and forms of their assessments. Each of our AP® modules contains practice assessments that can be used as models, and we also offer practice for various state assessments . We’re a great resource for teachers of all 6-12 subjects!

2.   Edpuzzle : Video-based platform which allows teachers to upload or choose their own video from YouTube and have students respond accordingly. Teachers can build quizzes or tests around the video and receive immediate results. Edpuzzle also reinforces student accountability by allowing teachers to check if students are watching the videos, how many times they’ve watched each section, and if they’re understanding the content. Perfect for distant-learning or 6-12 teachers looking to add more visual media into their lessons.

3.   Google Forms : This one is sort of a no-brainer. Google Forms, like many of the Google apps, is simple, straightforward, and efficient. It provides an easy and direct way to build surveys and quizzes, and the interface is easy to use. Results come immediately in organized reports. An essential assessment tool. And it’s 100% free, too.

4.   Kaizena : An online assessment tool which allows teachers to provide students with immediate or real-time feedback for Google documents, PDF’s, or other uploaded work. Teachers can upload their own rubrics or other resources as well, making for an interactive, more discussion-based assessment. Perfect for 6-12 teachers looking to forge more meaningful relationships with students through feedback. 

5. Socrative : An easy-to-use quiz app which offers a super efficient way to monitor and evaluate learning while saving time for educators. You can create multiple choice, true/false, or short answer questions, and Socrative also provides reports on results and student experience. It’s perfect for any 6-12 teacher looking to enhance their assessments.

The Best Educational Websites for Teachers to Use in the Classroom

1.   Albert : Not only do we offer tons of opportunities to develop and strengthen distance learning, but we also provide valuable tools that can be utilized inside the classroom. Our assessments, study questions, and courses can be projected onto a white board for classwide engagement. We’re a great resource for those looking for practice content filled with detailed explanations, scaffolded learning, and critical rigor.

2.   ClassDojo : Free site that offers many features and platforms to document, manage, and improve student behavior and learning. Contains messaging apps that can be linked to students and families alike, incentivized learning opportunities, and much, much more. Perfect for 6-12 teachers needing a tool to strengthen classroom management and class engagement.

3.   GoNoodle : An excellent resource for K-8 teachers, this site offers videos and content perfect for quick brain breaks and mini-lessons. The videos emphasize physical activity and total student engagement while still being educational and content-driven. GoNoodle is a perfect way to let younger students release some energy while still remaining in the academic mindset. Their YouTube channel also contains tons of content.

4.   Kahoot : Classic interactive and fun quiz-style game that students most always enjoy. You can create your own assessment, design your own questions, and receive immediate feedback using Kahoot. A teacher classic, and rightfully so. Great for in-person education and distance learning alike but it’s particularly fun in the classroom. Kahoot is a must-have for all 6-12 students.

5.   The Nerdwriter YouTube Channel : YouTube channel offering tons of academic-inspired videos on current events, pop culture, economics, politics, history, literature, art, mathematics, and more. While most of its content is fairly accessible, The Nerdwriter often digs into pretty complex topics so we recommend this channel for 9-12 students. The videos can serve as excellent primers to get students to begin thinking about a new unit or to introduce a complex idea or topic through a high-interest, pop-cultural context.

6.   Quizlet : Classic flash-card and quiz-based website that operates as an excellent tool for individual or class-wide test reviews, informal assessments, or quick checks for understanding. Either create your own quizlet or choose one from the massive catalog of pre-existing reviews. Quizlet is perfect for 6-12 educators looking for more online resources to help students comprehend difficult concepts and develop academic vocabulary.

7.   Random Name Picker : A fun and engaging name randomizer that’s perfect for informally assessing the class or quickly checking for understanding. Students enjoy the thrill of the spinning wheel, and it works perfectly for test or unit reviews. Randomization is a standard component of instruction at large, so Random Name Picker works well across all subjects and all grade levels.

8.   ReadTheory : Database with hundreds of reading passages, exercises, and worksheets designed to captivate students and develop critical reading skills and comprehension. It’s easy to use and highly adaptive, perfect for both in-person education and distance learning. ReadTheory offers material for K-12 students, so we recommend this online resource to any teacher looking to develop their students’ reading skills.

9.   TedEd : Site filled with hundreds of TedEd animations and TED Talks. Strategically designed to spark the curiosity of students, these videos and animations are not only highly engaging but educational and informative. TedEd also allows you to create customized lessons for your students, add interactive questions, create discussion topics, and more. Teachers can share the lessons with your students online and track the results. Perfect for 6-12 teachers looking to add more visual media to their instruction.

The Best Educational Websites for Teachers to Use Outside the Classroom

1. Albert : We’re a great tool for strengthening assessments and engaging a classroom full of students, but we can also be utilized as a distance learning resource. We offer over 100,000 original practice items, assessments, and writing prompts which can work perfectly as online homework or distance assignments. Our 121 Tools for Distance Learning & Strategies for Student Engagement page is a great place to start!

2.   Edmodo : This online educational network allows teachers to share coursework and materials, send messages, provide feedback, and make learning accessible to all students. Edmodo’s interface is easy to use and looks similar to Facebook and other social media platforms, so students seem to use it with ease. Perfect for 6-12 distant learning.

3.   Freckle : This differentiation platform allows teachers to engage each student at their own individual level, without having to spend extra time preparing many different lessons for each individual learner. Every lesson is available in different levels, so each student can learn and understand the material at their own level. Perfect resource for 6-12 teachers facing the difficulty of reaching all students.

4.   Google Classroom Question Tool : Another essential online resource. Google Classroom is really a teacher’s best friend, and its “Create a Question” feature allows teachers to pose class-wide questions, track the number of students who’ve responded on the stream page, and provide feedback. Google Classroom and all of its features are essential for teachers of any subject across 6-12 grade levels.

5.   Khan Academy : A personalized learning resource for all ages, Khan Academy offers practice exercises, instructional videos, and a personalized learning dashboard that empowers students to study at their own pace in and outside of the classroom. Above all, Khan Academy focuses on skill mastery and building strong foundations within the K-14 grade levels. They even offer standardized test prep!

6.   Scrible : This resource offers a digital platform where students can share resources, notes, work, projects, and more with each other. Teachers can facilitate discussion, add feedback, and monitor student progress. This is a fantastic tool for 6-12 teachers looking to strengthen students’ collaborative and research skills.

7.   Trello: This online organizer allows teachers to work more collaboratively with students and offers a list of boards, lists, and cards which can make the workday easier and more efficient. With its built-in workflow automation, Trello seriously boosts productivity. Perfect for 8-12 teachers looking to strengthen their organization.

8.   WordPress : Well-established blog creation site that can be utilized by teachers looking to create online pages, blogs, or content databases. Perfect for 6-12 teachers searching for exciting ways to engage the class, create pages for new units, disseminate information, or share material with students. Its simple interface makes it easy to use as well, so you won’t spend hours creating a blog.

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The Best Educational Websites for General Teacher Resources

1.   Bamboozle : Massive databank of various online games and activities perfect for elementary and middle school students. Some of them are sillier than others, but many are educational and fun. A good resource for teachers looking to reward their students with some less strenuous but still relevant activity.

2.   BouncyBalls : A fun and easy way to manage the noise level in your class during group work or collaborative activities. The site captures the noise level of a classroom through your computer’s microphone and measures the level with a representation of bouncy balls which jump high when it’s too loud. It visually shows students when they’re being too loud so you don’t have to constantly remind them. An excellent and fun tool for any teacher in need of some new ideas involving classroom management.

3.   Classting : Media app designed to draw families into the daily classroom and generate more open lines of communication between educators, students, and parents. Classting is flexible and simple, and perfect for increasing student accountability and strengthening parental involvement. All teachers grades K-12 can benefit from this tool.

4.   FreshGrade : This app encompasses pretty much everything. Teachers can create lesson plans, share materials, communicate and engage with parents, and even create gradebooks. Additionally, students can create portfolios, take assessments, and reach out to their teachers. It really does it all, and its simple interface makes distant learning or online education super easy. Perfect for teachers of all subjects across grades 6-12.

5.  National Gallery of Art: Great online resource and lesson catalog for art teachers or teachers looking to incorporate more art, visual images, or other artistic media into their instruction. They offer lesson plans and instructional design for Kindergarten all the way through the university level, so the Gallery proves beneficial to any teacher. A little art goes a long way!

6.   Remind : A must-have communication platform that allows teachers to remind students of due dates, certain activities, or important news. Its emphasis on two-way communication makes for straightforward dissemination of  updates and important information, and it can also be used to reach out to students’ parents. This is a great tool for 6-12 teachers looking to increase student accountability.

7. Seesaw : Online portfolio for students to submit images, videos, documents and more. Both students and teachers can use digital annotation tools to mark up their work, ask questions, and give feedback, a feature which makes Seesaw wonderfully collaborative and effective. It can also be used to connect with students’ families and showcase your students’ work. Perfect educational website for middle and high school students, along with their 6-12 teachers.

The Best Educational Websites for Social Emotional Learning

1.   CASEL : This organization practically leads the way in all things SEL, offering tons of research, methods of practice, and literal policy that can be used by educators to make their classrooms more equitable and interactions among students more amicable. Their teacher resource page is a checklist of further reading and research on SEL that offers great insight into the importance of SEL. Essential site for all teachers of all subjects.

2.   Centervention : Another massive databank of SEL activities and worksheets. These materials would nicely complement those found in Pathway2Success as they encourage collaboration and group activities which would enhance the more singular activities offered by P2S. These activities would work best for K-8 too.

3.   Common Sense Education : Website filled with tons of material for teachers including modules, workshops, and lessons on social emotional learning. The site offers material on empathy, compassion, integrity, self-control, humility, gratitude, teamwork, and much, much more. Many of Common Sense’s features include links to current events, worksheets, and videos relevant to SEL, which makes the site super useful for teachers trying to merge their content with SEL. Common Sense Ed works for teachers of all subjects across all grade levels.

4.   Edutopia : A stalwart figure of innovative and online educational resources, Edutopia not only offers innumerable lesson plans and professional development workshops but also material on social emotional learning. Many of their SEL modules are work-driven, so it is easy for teachers to blend academic content with social and emotional skill development. This site is chock-full of videos, articles, and activities involving SEL.

5.   Pathway2Success : Large databank of SEL activities and worksheets. The best thing about this site is the huge stockpile of free printable materials that can be used for quick daily grades or comprehension activities. The activities are fairly simple so we recommend Pathway2Success for K-8 students as they’re a great place for free teaching resources.

6.   SuperBetter : This app turns daily routine and habit into video game objectives, making for a fun and engaging way to better your character and defeat bad habits. It morphs healthy actions like exercise, taking a walk, etc. into “power-ups” and unhealthy practices and emotional challenges as “bad guys” and “quests” to take. SuperBetter is self-regulated, so students remain in control of their own personal habits. Since it is mostly a phone app, we recommend SuperBetter to older students (7-12) with cell phones. By the way, check out our free teaching strategy discovery tool .

The Best Educational Writing and Grammar Websites for Teachers

1.   Albert’s 100% Free Grammar Course : Our 100% free grammar course offers hundreds of questions, exercises, and reviews on all things grammar. We begin by reviewing parts of speech and the complexities of the individual word before moving into review sentence construction, clauses and phrases, punctuation, and more. Our modules are interactive and engaging, and they also provide feedback. This course is perfect for all 5-12 teachers across all subjects, but particularly useful for English or ESL teachers.

2.   BrainPop Grammar : Fun site filled with interactive games, activities, videos, and mini-courses on grammar, writing, and vocabulary. The games and modules are engaging but informative and solution-driven. BrainPop also includes quizzes and constructive feedback features that render the games entirely educational. A great site for teachers looking to give K-9 students a light break.

3. Daily Grammar : A fun, convenient way to learn and develop grammar skills. This site contains an online spiral workbook featuring over 400 lessons and more than 80 quizzes. Each lesson is grouped into certain categories involving speech, sentence structure, mechanics, and more. Easy to use online writing resource that’s perfect for 5-12 English teachers.

4.   Duolingo : Not entirely about English grammar per se, but an excellent tool to develop foreign language skills. The site/mobile app offers over 30 different languages to study, and it hones your skills through quick, engaging, and surprisingly addicting interactive activities. Constantly rated among the best foreign language online resources, Duolingo is perfect for foreign language teachers looking to engage their students with technology.

5.   The Elements of Style Online PDF : William Strunk and E.B. White’s grammar and style guide, simply put, is the holy grail of all writing manuals. It’s a stone-cold classic which consistently stands the test of time, and for good reason. Strunk and White are comprehensive, accessible, and informative where other grammarists are pedantic and too arcane. This would be a perfect resource for high school English teachers, and perhaps AP® teachers in specific, as it is the classic grammar and style reference guide.

6.   Grammarly Blog : Grammarly is an AI-powered grammar tool used by many companies and schools, and their online blog proves as strong as their main product. It contains tons of material and tips on a diverse range of grammar-related topics such as passive voice, sentence fragments, comma placements, hyphenation, and more. With its simple interface and casual tone, Grammarly Blog would make for an excellent online resource for 6-12 teachers looking to strengthen student grammar.

7.   Oxford Practice Grammar : Oxford’s very own online grammar practice. The university provides reviews and activities at beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels, so as to scaffold and track progress. Each component contains practice exercises, read and write modules, and full-blown tests. Oxford is one of the most prestigious schools in the world, so it’s safe to assume that their grammar practice is top-notch. This resource is perfect for newbies and experts alike, and would benefit all teachers looking to develop students’ writing skills.

8.   Purdue OWL : Purdue University’s online writing lab. This is THE classic site for all things grammar, writing, citation, and formatting. You’re probably already familiar with this page.

The Best Educational News Sites for Teachers

1.   The Atlantic Education : A key player in contemporary journalism, The Atlantic also offers a whole mini-publication on all things education. They cover policy, new methodology, controversies, current events, and more. They also explore news within higher education, a world which indeed proves useful to secondary teachers as many educational trends and innovative methods seem to trickle down from the university to the high school.

2.   Chalkbeat : A non-profit news organization committed to reporting on education issues rooted in local American communities. Their mission is to “inform the decisions and actions that lead to better outcomes for children and families by providing deep, local coverage of education policy and practice,” and their reporting certainly upholds this objective. While they do cover national educational news, they also focus on local education stories in Chicago, Colorado, Detroit, Indiana, New York, Newark, and Tennessee.

3.   Education Dive : Reputable publication providing in-depth journalism and insight into the most impactful news and trends shaping K-12 and higher education. Their newsletters, articles, and think pieces cover topics such as policy, blended learning, classroom tech, learning management and more. A leading figure in education news, Ed Dive is a perfect resource for all teachers.

4.   Education Week: A reliable and unbiased news source dedicated to generating innovative research, compelling articles, and general information about the ever-changing world of education. They offer a mix of opinion-based thinkpieces, reviews of academic articles, interviews, case studies, and much, much more. A great site.

5.   Faculty Focus : This e-newsletter is perfect for any teacher looking to get a daily dose of educational news. They provide content on academic leadership, the philosophy of teaching, faculty development, online education, and more. The newsletter feature is a nice way to consistently stay on top of the status quo, too.

6.   National Educational Association : One of the best sources out there for information on the public sector of education. From coverage on policy to critical think-pieces, NEA covers it all. Their articles are supported by academic research, case studies, policy, and more, rendering the publication one of the most reliable and reputable out there. This is an essential source for public school teachers.

7.   The Pie News : Publication dedicated to international news on education. They offer articles on current events, innovative classroom strategies, reform, policy, technology, and much, much more. The Pie’s global sweep is perfect for teachers looking to learn more about education throughout the world rather than just on the national level.

The Best Educational Blogs for Teachers

1.   Connected Principals : Blog run by and for school administrators. It offers hundreds of posts about educational policy, leadership, teacher-admin relationships, equity, and more. Even if you’re a teacher and not an administrator, this site proves useful with its amazing educational tips and its insight into what makes a good educator successful. This is essential for anyone working in education.

2.   Cool Cat Teaching Blog : Award-winning teaching blog run by Vicki Davis, a seasoned teacher who’s taught K-8 and regularly coaches K-12 teachers on utilizing innovative pedagogical strategies and integrating technology in their classrooms. Davis writes about the complexities of excellent teaching and discusses various methods designed to reach every child. Her posts regularly focus on teaching, technology, leadership, productivity, and writing. A great resource for all teachers of all grade levels.

3.   Larry Ferlazzo’s Websites of the Day : Helmed by venerated English, Social Studies, and ELL teacher/all-around education all-star Larry Ferlazzo, this blog covers a diverse range of education-related topics including policy, technology, equity, instructional design, and more. Ferlazzo also often shares his own experiences and successes and trials with his own pedagogy. A great resource for teachers looking to deepen their understanding of the complex and often chaotic world of education.

4.   NYC Educator : A funny and often acerbic blog with over 3,000 posts featuring current events, commentary on all things education, and entertaining satires of education policy makers. Described as the “the Daily Show of education blogs” by Edutopia, this page blends parody, critical insight, and retro iconography into a truly unique and compelling melange of education commentary. Perfectly interesting for all educators across all grade levels and subjects.

5.   Successful Teaching : Straightforward and relatable blog dedicated to sharing tips for instructional design, classroom management, saving money as a teacher, and more. Patricia Hensley, the teacher behind the blog, writes with clarity and warmth, and her posts often feel like your personal favorite teacher writing directly to you. Informative and useful for all teachers across all subjects.

6.   TweenTeacher : Though technically geared toward middle school, this blog features tons of great information on pedagogy, instructional design, classroom management, technology, and more. Heather Wolpert-Gawron, the blog’s creator and main contributor, also shares anecdotes and personal experiences from her teaching experience which can be extremely helpful and comforting to read, especially during those moments when the profession seems too much .

The Best Education Policy Sites for Teachers to Follow

1. Ballotpedia : This site provides a comprehensive history of educational policy from the colonial era through today, covering essential developments, legislation, and the role of the federal government in shaping education. If you’re totally new to educational policy this may be a great place to start.

2.   The Hechinger Report : Run by a group of experienced and esteemed teachers, administrators, and policymakers, this site covers inequality, innovation, and the policy surrounding education with data-driven clarity and sharp insight. It sets out to explain how education policy is one of the biggest issues of our time, and how it affects young people today. Essential for teachers looking to get involved in educational reform.

3.   Learning Policy Institute : Institute which conducts and communicates independent, high-quality research to improve education policy and practice. They work with policymakers, researchers, educators, community groups, and others to advance evidence-based policies that support empowering and equitable learning for each and every child. Nonprofit and nonpartisan, the Institute connects policymakers and stakeholders at the local, state, and federal levels with the evidence, ideas, and actions needed to strengthen the education system from preschool through college. Perhaps the best place to begin getting involved in education policy.

4.   Rand Corporation : Research organization that develops solutions to public policy challenges in order to help make communities throughout the world safer and more secure, healthier and more prosperous. One of their biggest areas of study is, of course, education, and their research and analysis often addresses issues that impact  assessment, accountability, choice-based and standards-based reform, school leadership, teacher effectiveness, technology, and vocational training. Rand also explores general life skills, such as media, health, extracurricular activity, and financial literacy.

5.   Urban Institute Center on Data Education and Policy : This trusted source for unbiased, authoritative reporting offers data- and research-driven commentary involving reform, theory, the state of education, and the complex world of education policy at large. They are a nonprofit research organization dedicated to supporting change based on facts rather than ideology, and their content always hits the mark.

6.   US News Education Policy : Well-established media powerhouse offers their own section on education policy, featuring articles on legislation, finance, technology, and more. US News is consistently reputable and reliable, and their Ed policy section proves no different.

The Best Teacher YouTubers to Follow

1.   Bond With James : Top-notch educator with experience as a teacher, district level instructional specialist, and campus administrator who creates weekly vlogs to share tips, experiences, and more. His channel is dedicated to helping teachers develop their skills in areas such as classroom management, engagement techniques, instructional coaching, delivering professional development, and more! His interview tips video is particularly helpful for those looking to become teachers.

2.   The Caffeinated Classroom : Helmed by seasoned high school English teacher Marie Morris, this blog is a place for educators to explore resources and be inspired. Morris often shares innovative and creative practices developed over a decade of teaching in various classrooms. From classroom management to models of seating to creating effective assessments, Morris covers it all. Perfect for new teachers looking where to begin or classroom veterans searching for new ideas and inspiration.

3.   Darin Nakakihara : Teacher vlog about creator Darin Nakakihara’s adventures as a 4th grade teacher, a husband, and a father. His content includes videos involving technology how-to’s, professional development, classroom management, and more. He also includes personal content that covers his hobbies and interests such as DJing, basketball, and more. Fun and engaging. Perfect vlog for teachers looking for entertaining yet informative video content.

4.   Five Foot One Teacher : Created by Brittany Sinitch, a survivor of the Parkland, Florida school shooting, this blog fosters hope and change through social media and weekly vlogs. After her world was turned upside down in February 2018, Sinitch decided to focus on inspiring and educating through teacher vlogs and activism. Her videos not only address the complexities and difficulties of teaching but the challenges of navigating life in the 21st century. Think of it as self-care meets teaching experience/tips. Though she left teaching in 2018, Sinitch has recently announced a return. This is a great vlog for teacher content and motivating, inspirational material alike.

5.   My Life as Kim: Started by a high school science teacher in Idaho known as “Kim,” this blog is fun, easy-going, and super informative. Kim covers a diverse range of topics such as productivity, distance learning, and even what she prepares for lunch. From personal anecdotes and experiences to educational tips and tricks, My Life as Kim covers it all. A great online resource for teachers of all subjects and grease levels.

6.   Real Rap with Reynolds : With over 40k subscribers, Real Rap with Reynolds is one of the best teacher vlogs currently on YouTube. The vlogger, CJ Reynolds, is a literature teacher in West Philadelphia who creates video content about all things education. His videos include discussion on topics like first year teaching, Shakespeare, the history of hip-hop, classroom management, and more. He’s opinionated and well-spoken, and his taste for literature is perfect for any English teacher working in grades 6-12.

What Makes a Good Educational Website for Teachers? 5 Signs of Quality

1.   Research- or experience-based content .  Perhaps the number one sign of quality within online educational websites is the presence of either scholarly research or professional, direct experience. Avoid sites that were not designed by academics, administrators, educational organizations, publications, or, of course, teachers themselves. After all, the people who know the most about a given profession are always those that work within it.

2.   Variety .  As you probably already know, teaching is such a complex and challenging line of work, so the best way to approach it is by engaging with a diverse range of perspectives. Sites that profess to have the way are probably a no-go. Look for websites and online resources that offer a wide and broad variety of advice, experience, and knowledge to enrich your own perspective. 

3. Concrete examples .  Do you remember that old creative writing proverb, “show, don’t tell”? Well the same goes for educational websites. Look for sites that contain concrete examples of lesson plans, assessments, class-wide discussion questions, and forms of feedback. Sites that merely tell you about something can be helpful to get started, but spend most of your time on sites which include concrete examples. 

4. Engagement with technology and multimedia content. Though writing will always remain a reliable form of communication, we currently live in an ever-evolving media-saturated world where our understanding of the technologies before us are as vital as our mastery of written communication. Therefore, the online sources you use should at least address technology, visual media, and other non-written forms of communication. Technology, whether we like it or not is embedded within the fabric of 21st-century culture, so it’s best we all begin to master it. 

5. Passion. Last but not least, look for sources that are brimming with passion. Whether you’re reading a more pedantic article on legislation and education policy or skimming through a teacher’s daily blog, look for online resources that care . They don’t necessarily need to be jumping up and down with joy per se, but you should be able to tell that the site’s heart is in the right place. There’s no point in spending time with resources that lack energy or drive, so spend your time with websites that demonstrate passion.

3 Reasons Why You Should Use Websites to Support Your Classroom

1. A diversity of perspectives. Perhaps the biggest reason we consult online resources is to learn something new, to gain insight, and to be inspired by someone or something else other than our daily experience. Simply put, online educational websites allow us to collaborate, and the success of education depends on teachers at large rather than the individual educator. A diversity of perspectives enriches your own pedagogy. 

2. Efficiency. Educational websites undoubtedly make your workday much, much more efficient. Instead of pulling out your hair trying to create the perfect lesson plan or end-of-course assessment, use the web to find tips, tricks, and other examples. The Internet has accelerated pretty much every aspect of society, so it’s no surprise that it can also strengthen your efficiency. 

3. The feeling of solidarity. Let’s face it: teaching can often be a very difficult and even disheartening profession. Thus, it is imperative you don’t go at it totally alone. Scanning online teacher blogs, reading about education policy, or watching a teacher’s vlog generates feelings of solidarity and companionship that are vital to becoming a successful educator. The right educational website can truly work wonders on your professional and personal psyche. 

Wrapping Things Up: 75 Educational Websites for Teachers

The internet is brimming with so many online teaching websites that it can feel overwhelming and downright impossible choosing the best teacher resources to integrate into your own pedagogy! 

That’s why we’ve compiled this list of educational websites for the classroom—to point you in the right direction and to save you time. 

From the topical lesson plans over at The New York Times Learning Network to Marie Morris’s exciting educational vlog to Albert’s very own content reviews, teacher resources, and assessments, this definitive list of online educational websites for teachers encompasses the best sources on the web to enrich your skills as an educator and inspire you to new heights. 

Albert is committed to developing an educational community of curious, independent thinkers, and this list is specifically designed to uphold our mission.

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• Janessa Fletcher
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How many times a week do you type in the search bar “worksheets for ___”? You only need a worksheet to cover a certain skill or topic and don’t want to purchase an entire bundle. But the searching can take a lot longer than the 5 minutes before your special ends. 

And who wants to spend their entire lunch looking for a single worksheet on problems and solutions? Take back those minutes and click on one of these top 10 primary teacher worksheet websites!

1. Education to the Core Premium

Yes, ETTC has its own membership website where you can download any of our worksheets for $1.00! As a trial subscriber, you can download up to 10 worksheets during your 7-day trial. Enjoy downloading your activities without the pesky pop-up ads. If you want to upgrade to unlimited printables, it is only $12.99 per month OR $129 annually!

2. Super Teacher Worksheets

On this primary teacher worksheet website, you have access to 1 or 2 printables in each skill category. You can download and print those worksheets as often as you want but will have to upgrade to access all of the others. There is also a spot where you can generate your own worksheets with math fact fluency, word searches, fill in the blanks, and multiple-choice questions.

3. Easy Teacher Worksheets

This site has primary teacher worksheets that cover a variety of topics and grade ranges. Choose a skill and find the worksheet. There are usually 5-10 worksheets per skill topic to choose from. And each printable usually has 5-10 practice items per page.

A downside to this site is all of the pop-up ads that happen while you are searching for your worksheets. It makes navigating the page a little difficult from time to time.

4. Worksheet Fun

You can find a variety of skills-based worksheets on this website. Sort by skill or by grade level to find the worksheet you are looking for. You will need Adobe Reader on your computer, as all of these worksheets are downloaded in PDF format. When you download a worksheet, you will have to rotate the image and make sure that it fits the page, as they tend to download smaller than an 8.5 x 11 page.

5. Teachers Pay Teachers

Many teachers list samples of the full resources they have in their Teachers Pay Teachers shops. You can find worksheets, task cards, clipart, bulletin board pieces, and more in their free library. I highly recommend using the search tools on the left of the screen to narrow your search, as there are many items. You could be scrolling for a very long time.

6. The Mailbox

This site highlights a set of themed primary teacher worksheets that change throughout the year. You have access to printables, videos, and other supplemental resources within that particular theme. In order to access all of their printables, centers, and game activities, you will need to purchase an annual subscription to the site. All of these resources are similar to those you would find in the Mailbox magazine.

7. Teach-nology

Similar to Easy Teacher Worksheets, this site offers primary teacher printables in a variety of subjects. The spotlight for this site is the variety of worksheet generators they have for teachers. Choose which type of worksheet you want to create, enter your content, and the worksheet will be made for you. Create timelines, crossword puzzles, BINGO cards, and much more on this site.

8. edHelper.com

This site gives you access to some worksheets for free. You will need to create an account and ask to “get a Free Pass” for certain worksheets in order to print the samples. If you choose to upgrade your subscription, you will be able to view and print all worksheets, centers, workbooks, and teaching articles.

9. Help Teaching

Use the worksheets on this site, or have access to their Test Maker software and create your own assessments. Like Education to the Core Premium, there is a trial member option, giving you limited use of their test making printables. If you purchase a membership, it opens up a lot more worksheets, as well as lesson planning generators and the ability to embed videos in digital lessons.

10. k5 Learning

As a free option, you can download and print worksheets on certain skills through this site. You have access to 3 worksheets per listed skill. In order to print more, you have to upgrade your subscription. Increasing your subscription gives you access to more worksheets per skill, as well as other additional features.

Teachers spend LOTS of money on items for their classrooms. You shouldn’t have to break the bank when you need a worksheet here and there for various reasons. Bookmark these primary teacher worksheet websites and be set when you are in a pinch and need a quick printable for indoor recess, a canceled special, or extra practice on difficult skills.

Let’s help each other out and start a running list of other primary teacher worksheet websites you recommend using. Leave the website links in the comments below. I can’t wait to check them out.

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The 12 Best Worksheet Makers for Educators (2023 Rankings)

Published on: 05/22/2023

By Fatima Mansoor

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With the best worksheet makers, teachers can quickly and easily create high-quality, engaging worksheets for any topic.

Worksheets are a great tool to help pupils learn and retain information, making them valuable additions to any classroom.

But without the right tools, creating worksheets is a time-consuming, tedious task. A lot of times, teachers end up just buying pre-made worksheets online, spending their own hard-earned money.

Fortunately, modern worksheet-making tools have changed that, allowing teachers to quickly and easily create professional-looking worksheets for any topic.

Today’s top worksheet makers come with a variety of features, such as customizable templates and drag-and-drop editing capabilities. Plus, these tools are incredibly easy to use — even if you have no design skills or know-how.

We’ve reviewed and ranked the best worksheet builders based on a variety of factors, including ease of use, range of features, price, and more.

Disclosure:  Some of the links in this article are affiliate links, meaning at no additional cost for you, we might get a commission if you click the link and purchase.

What are the Best Worksheet Makers?

Here are our picks for the best tools to create worksheets in 2023…

1. Best Overall Pick: Canva 

Canva makes it easy for anybody to create stunning visuals for a wide range of applications, including marketing materials, worksheets, presentations, social media posts, banners, and more -- no design experience required.

• Canva for Education: Free for K-12 educators
• Canva Pro: $119.99/year

Canva offers a free trial for Pro membership!

Key features

• Drag and drop editor
• Background remover
• 610,000+ premium and free templates
• Cloud storage
• 24/7 customer support

Our top pick, Canva, stands out in the list because of its beautiful templates and unrivaled simplicity.

From colors to themes to clipart, Canva is every graphic designer’s dream, making it a customer favorite.

The worksheet templates are highly detailed and offer vast room for customization, making it super fast and easy to create interactive worksheets for whatever topic you want.

The platform is also particularly famous for its easy interface, where everyone can navigate easily without technical or graphical knowledge. The drag-and-drop builder makes it so anybody can create beautiful worksheets in no time.

And with a Canva Pro account (free for qualifying educators), you unlock even more templates and features to speed up and improve your design process.

The Canva platform also offers a library of ready-made graphics and illustrations which can be used to customize worksheets just the way you want them. Plus, with its millions of free stock images, you can create stunning visuals in no time at all!

How To Create A Worksheet

• Sign up for free on Canva.com or download the Canva app
• Type’ worksheet templates’ in the search bar
• Surf through the options until you find an attractive template
• Click on the template you like and start editing
• Edit the text to resonate with the topic you want to teach and add relevant pictures
• Finalize your Worksheet, publish, and share it with your students!

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2. Quick Worksheets

• Premium: $4.99/month
• Pro: $7.99/month
• Simultaneously view examples and your under-process template
• Profile creation is free
• Create worksheets in multiple languages
• Worksheets can be graded within the platform
• Create and save your templates

Quick Worksheets, as the name suggests, will help you create worksheets within a few minutes. With quick worksheets, you can create worksheets for different topics- for example, mathematical problems, grammar-based, or comprehension.

Creating a worksheet on Quick Worksheets is very similar to working on Google Docs, so you don’t have to worry about being too technical. You can also refer to their Help Center, where a wide range of tutorials can help you through the process.

• Log in to the platform and click on the “New Worksheet” menu
• Choose a worksheet type and start filling it with your relevant questions/activities
• Hit the save button, and your Worksheet will be ready!

3. Design Hill

• Fast Track: $249
• Standard: $399
• Executive: $699
• Premium: $999
• Allows heavy modifications to size, color, fonts, and graphics.
• Printable worksheets can easily be downloaded
• Numerous templates

Design Hill is another worksheet creator with a vast range of tools. Its functionality is very similar to Canva because of the graphic designing tools available. Design Hill has a vast library of pre-made graphical elements, from images to icons.

The platform particularly stands out amongst elementary teachers because it allows you to create cute and attractive worksheets within minutes. Being a marketplace for designers, you’d find a variety of templates and designs on Design Hill. Customize this according to your preferences, and watch your students enjoy it!

• Create an account on Design Hill
• Choose an image from your gallery or surf the library for templates
• Customize the design as you want
• Click on the download button, and your Worksheet will be ready to be solved!

4. Teacher Made

• Pro Individual: $4.92/month
• Pro Unlimited Site Licence: $1.33/student

Key Features

• Student submissions and teacher feedback
• Transfer scores via CSV
• User-friendly mobile application
• Optimized custom printing
• Choose individual pages from a multi-page PDF
• Online worksheets

If you’re a teacher who’s always after systematic working, Teacher Made will be a perfect option for you! Designed for educational uses, Teacher Made allows you multiple file formats, including PDF, JPG, PNG, GIF, or DOCX.

With Teacher Made, you can work in a much more organized way because of its folders and subfolders. You can also split and merge multiple separate PDFs; this helps in creating sequential worksheets. This feature is useful if you teach more than one subject at once or cater to students of different age groups.

However, Teacher Made is quite limited when it comes to graphics. Hence, if you’re looking forward to creating aesthetically pleasing worksheets, this platform might not be the right choice.

• Upload files to the Teacher Made website
• Customize the Worksheet with questions and activities
• Create and answer key using TeacherMade’s self-grading features
• Share the Worksheet’s link with your students and enjoy!

5. Top Worksheets

• Gold: $4.13/month
• Platinum: $8.2/month
• Creates unique, shareable URLs which teachers can roll out
• Auto-grading system
• Scoring criteria is highly customizable

If you’re looking for a worksheet creator that designs interactive worksheets, look no further than Top Worksheets. The platform has thousands of templates available in every category, meaning you’ll always have options.

Top Worksheets also has numerous teachers uploading their templates on the portal. This nurtures a community, and you can endlessly browse what other teachers do to engage their students.

Top Worksheets’ grading system is also quite diverse, where you can set your parameters and monitor group progress.

• Launch the Top Worksheet website
• Choose whether you wish to use a template or create a worksheet from scratch
• Introduce the text of your questions
• Create an answer key
• Add digital elements to make your worksheets attractive
• Save your Worksheet and send it to your students

6. Live Worksheets

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• Pre-made worksheets in several languages
• The advanced search tool can quicken up your search
• Numerous manuals and tutorials are available.

Live Worksheets is another tool in the world of worksheets that excels in creating an interactive experience. You can enable self-correction and save yourself a lot of time that would otherwise be spent correcting piles of paper.

Live Worksheet also stands out because of its easy interface and drag-and-drop feature, where you don’t need to be excessively techy to navigate through. You can share your worksheets with other teachers or even turn on the Private feature to prevent anybody from using them.

• Open the website and upload your Worksheet
• Use the text boxes and enter the right answers
• Define your grading criteria
• Preview your Worksheet and hit the save button
• Share the Worksheet with your students

7. My Worksheet Maker

• Complete control over customization
• Generates worksheets in pdf format so that they are easy to store and share
• Fast and easy to use for any level or subject
• Intuitive templates
• Useful for all kinds of assignments

If you’re looking for an advanced tool that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg, My Worksheet Maker is sure to grab your eye. This tool has an extensive graphical library available which you can use to design attractive worksheets.

However, the catch with this worksheet maker is that your worksheets are never private unless you get a premium subscription. Hence, if you have a code of privacy to follow from your school or generally want your worksheets to be private, you might want to use something other than My Worksheet Maker.

• Launch the website and choose your document type
• Insert the questions and fill in relevant details like date, subject, etc
• Click on ‘make printable,’ and your Worksheet is ready!
• Boost: $19.99/User
• SCORM: Custom quotes
• Easy interface
• Automatic grading method
• Rich media library
• More than ten million worksheet templates

With Wizer, you can conveniently forget about checking your student’s answers because the platform is very clever regarding corrections! Have your students solve a worksheet and provide feedback later while Wizer checks each question!

The good thing about Wizer is that it’s for both- students and teachers. While teachers can use it to design awesome worksheets, students can create an account on the platform to solve quizzes, assignments, worksheets, and more. Wizer can be integrated with any LMS, including Google Classroom.

Wizer also allows you to add audio to your worksheets, making them ten times more effective and fun.

If you’re currently teaching remotely, this is one of the best worksheet creators to keep your students on track with all the necessary updates and study resources.

• Log in to WIzer using your Google account
• Click on ‘Explore’ and surf through the thousands of templates
• Click on ‘Create Worksheet’ and choose a design
• Enter questions for the students
• Add audio and click on ‘Assign worksheet to students, ‘ and your Worksheet will be live!

9. Adobe Creator Cloud Express

Premium: $9.99/month

• Uncomplicated interface
• It can be used for different purposes aside from worksheets
• Vast feature set
• Cut out backgrounds

Adobe Creator Cloud Express is another masterpiece for worksheet designing. The tool is a one-stop solution for all your graphic designing needs, aside from worksheets. This makes it an ideal fit for people who want more for less.

With an efficient website and app, this platform helps you create attention-grabbing worksheets in just a few steps. Its basic version is free and does the trick in most cases, so you don’t have to worry about hefty pricing plans.

• Create a free account on Adobe
• Search for worksheets and browse the hundreds of templates
• Enter the questions and hit the save button
• Share the Worksheet with your students, and you’ll be good to go!
• Starter: $12.25/month
• Pro: $24.75/month
• Countless presentations
• Infographic templates
• Professional design tools
• Cloud-based storage

If you’re a non-designer but want to create fun and interactive websites, Visme is just the right place to be! The platform offers innumerable visual elements, such as text blocks, customizable graphs, charts, and much more.

Best for data visualization, Visme helps you create worksheets that stand out amongst students. You can go all out with the graphics and punctuate questions with clip art so that the students stay focused.

• Launch Visme’s website and select a design category
• From the browsing menu, select a template that you like
• Customize the template and fill in your questions
• Save your Worksheet and download a printable or share it via URLs.
• EdrawMax: $198
• The Efficiency Capture Bundle: $234
• EdrawMind: $118
• Free storage
• Multiple export options
• Instant sharing

Edraw, like all the other worksheet makers, helps you design assessments and intuitively practice questions. The worksheets produced via Edraw reinforce knowledge effectively and help teachers track the student’s progress.

Edraw comes with a vast template selection, along with easy data entry. You can also play around with many symbols to make your worksheets more appealing.

• Launch Edraw’s website and surf through the templates
• Choose a template
• Customize the Worksheet according to your requirements
• Download or share depending on the format you choose

12. PicMonkey

• Basic: $72.00/year
• Pro: $120.00/year
• Business: $228.00/year
• Extensive tools
• Stock photos compatibility
• Easy to navigate
• User-friendly app

PicMonkey, a famous name amongst worksheet makers, claims to create worksheets children are bound to complete. With its trendy graphics and vibrant colors, there’s no chance that your students will get up without solving question after question.

This platform is also famous for its easy interface, which non-techy people can easily navigate. Additionally, widgets and popups are present throughout the process to help you understand the basics.

• Add pages to your Worksheet
• Customize further according to your topic
• Finish and download the Worksheet to print

Are Worksheets Effective for Learning?

Think of it this way: would you be down to writing five lengthy answers on the same topic, or rather do a fun worksheet that touches on four different topics? We know the answer will always be worksheets because of their conciseness. Children tend to think similarly and respond better to worksheets.

Worksheets also give you a lot of flexibility regarding graphics and activities. From diagrams to crosswords, you can make your worksheets as interactive as you want, depending on the age group you teach. This holds children’s attention spans longer and ensures maximum knowledge retention.

How useful worksheets are, depends on how you craft them. If your worksheets are as boring as conventional quizzes, you will find no such difference in the learning.

However, if you go aboard with the worksheet’s aesthetics and make it interesting and interactive, your classroom will like nothing better.

Benefits Of Making Worksheets for Your Class

Worksheets are a common part of any classroom, but here are some of the lesser-known benefits of using a worksheet creator.

1. Improves Attention And Interest

Well-crafted worksheets improve engagement amongst students and pique their interest. They become curious to solve questions as they go, achieving their learning goals.

2. Helps Identify Loopholes

In the conventional learning process, it hardly gets noticed if children miss out on something. Worksheets help identify which child needs extra help and what topics need to be reinforced.

3. Simplifies Complex Learning

Advanced topics can be quite hard for children to grasp. Worksheets break down information into smaller parts, making it easier to digest. This helps students understand complex topics efficiently.

4. Promotes Independent Learning

Using worksheets allows children to develop critical thinking. Teachers can hand over worksheets and leave children to figure out the rest so that their learning isn’t restricted to the whiteboard.

A Final Word on the Best Worksheet Makers

Educators know that making worksheets can be tricky, but not anymore!

With top worksheet builders like Canva , creating stunning worksheets has never been easier.

By using these tools, teachers can spend more time focusing on other aspects of teaching and reinforcing core topics in the classroom.

Hopefully, this article has given you an idea of what online worksheet creators can do for your classroom!

Have any questions about our guide to the best worksheet makers? Let us know by commenting below.

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7 Handy Websites to Create Awesome Worksheets

If you regularly find yourself making worksheets for school or your kids, these seven handy websites will help you make some awesome worksheets.

Worksheets are a great way for students to track their progress and review what they have learned. But creating good, interactive worksheets can be a challenging task for teachers or parents.

Thanks to online interactive worksheet makers, it’s now easy to design engaging and beautiful worksheets with minimal effort. Here, we mention seven websites that you can use to create awesome worksheets, both interactive and printable.

1. Quick Worksheets

Quick Worksheets is an interactive worksheet maker that allows you to build 27 different types of worksheets. These types are divided into categories like interactive, comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, and multipurpose worksheets.

The platform's templates and algorithms simplify the process of creating complex worksheets. This worksheet maker has a similar interface to Google Forms, making it a good choice for non-techies. The interactive worksheets are graded automatically, and then you can view the results.

The Help Center features tons of videos to help you build a great worksheet. You can also browse and download worksheets shared by other users. Quick Worksheets let you create worksheets in multiple languages.

Related: The Best Collection of Printable Math Worksheets on the Web

The free plan provides access to only four types of worksheets and a storage limit of 12 worksheets. The premium and pro plans cost around $5 and $8 a month, respectively. Quick Worksheets also offers group discounts for schools.

2. TopWorksheets

Using TopWorksheets, teachers can quickly and easily create interactive worksheets. The worksheet builder supports multiple types of questions and is relatively simple to use.

There are multiple ways you can create a worksheet. If you have a hard copy or a PDF, you can simply upload it to the app. Otherwise, you can build one from the scratch.

Even better, TopWorksheets has thousands of worksheets built by its community available on the website. So, you can download the worksheets from there and save yourself the trouble of building one. TopWorksheets has an auto-grading system, so you won't have to check and manually grade assignments.

After building a worksheet, you can create a custom link and send it out to your students. Once the students have submitted the answers, you’ll receive auto-graded results. TopWorksheets allows you to create your scoring system, analyze the answers, and manage your groups. It has three pricing plans: free, gold, and platinum.

3. Liveworksheets

Liveworksheets is another interactive worksheet maker that uses the latest technologies to help you provide a better learning experience to your students. It lets you convert traditional PDF worksheets to interactive, self-correcting ones.

What’s better is that you can create complete interactive workbooks on Liveworksheets. Your students can solve these after registering up on its website. Moreover, Liveworksheets supports comments, notes, email notifications, and feedback that enhances the online learning experience.

You can also add speaking exercises to the worksheets that the students can do using a microphone. Other than speaking exercises, you can add multiple choice questions, drag-and-drop exercises, join arrows, and videos. Liveworksheets allows you to embed the worksheets to your website and download them as a PDF file. But, it limits the number of private worksheets to 30.

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Like other websites, Liveworksheets has a huge collection of ready-made worksheets in different languages and subjects. The advanced search feature helps you find relevant worksheets within seconds.

Although the app is a bit difficult to use, you can seek help from detailed guides and video tutorials. Liveworksheets offers multiple plans for teachers and schools, but they’re all free till December 31, 2021. So be an early bird and save some bucks.

4. My Worksheet Maker

My Worksheet Maker is a pretty simple worksheet maker with pre-built templates. It, too, has a library of nearly 70,000 community-built, printable worksheets. These worksheets cover a range of topics and grades. You can use filters to search the library by grade, subject, and type.

To create a worksheet, you can simply choose the template from its homepage. These include worksheets for:

• Multiple Choice
• Fill in the Blank
• Open Response
• Handwriting
• Word Scramble
• Bingo Cards

The worksheet builder app is feature-rich, giving you full control over how your worksheets look like. After creating the worksheet, you convert it to PDF format for downloading and printing. However, if you’re not a premium subscriber (which costs $10 a month) the worksheet will be made publicly available in its library.

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Wizer aims to help you create unforgettable worksheets that’ll save your time and make studies fun for your students. Wizer checks and grades automatically, though you can view answers and offer personalized feedback.

It supports multiple types of questions, including multiple-choice, fill in the blanks, open questions, matching pairs, tables, etc. You can also add videos, audio, and images. With beautiful design and rich media, Wizer makes learning fun and simple for your students.

The app is quite simple to use, both for teachers and students. You can integrate it with Google Classroom or any other LMS. It has two plans: a free one and a paid one. Paid plan costs almost $5/month. Educational institutions can request a group purchasing quote.

Canva is an online designing tool that you can use to create almost anything, including beautiful worksheets. Canva has professionally designed worksheets templates that serve as a good starting point. You can then customize, share, and print these worksheets.

Alternatively, you can use a blank canvas and build a worksheet from scratch. Canva has thousands of design elements and features that can help you to build engaging worksheets.

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7. Design Hill

Like Canva, Design Hill is a graphic designing tool and creative marketplace with several tools. A handy worksheet maker is one of them.

Design Hill has numerous ready-made templates for different subjects. You can customize these templates and build your own worksheets, adding photos, elements, icons, and text. Design Hill is best for primary school teachers who need to create simple and beautiful worksheets.

Make Online Learning Fun

Online learning can either be great fun or completely boring. These websites can help you make interactive and beautiful worksheets to make learning enjoyable for your students.

Other than worksheets, there are tons of other ways through which you can make learning an enjoyable experience for your students.