Worksheet generator
A worksheet generator for teachers, in 15 formats
Describe the topic, grade and difficulty, and Draft My Lesson drafts an editable worksheet, quiz or assessment. You review and adjust every question before exporting it to PDF or Word.
The 15 worksheet and assessment formats
Each format has its own structure and question limit, so a mental math drill and an end-of-unit assessment do not come out looking the same.
Practice worksheets
Math Problems
Contextualized problems with detailed solutions
Mental Math
Quick operations, progressive difficulty
Physics Problems
Real-world situations, formulas and units
Fill in the Blanks
Text with missing words, all subjects
Document Analysis
Described document + progressive questions
Review Sheet
Summary, flashcards, or mind map
Reading, writing and language
Reading Comprehension
Text + analysis questions
Grammar & Conjugation
Complete, transform, identify
Dictation
Text to dictate, with or without gaps
Creative Writing
Writing prompt with evaluation rubric
Quizzes and assessments
Multiple Choice
Multiple choice questions with answer key
Quick Quiz
10-15 min, focused on one topic
Diagnostic Assessment
Beginning of unit, identify prerequisites
Formal Assessment
30min to 2h, full chapter, graded
Summative Assessment
End of unit, full review, Bloom's taxonomy
How it works
Step 1
Choose a format
Pick one of the 15 formats below, from mental math to a summative assessment.
Step 2
Describe the task
Enter the subject, grade level, topic and difficulty, and how many questions or items you need.
Step 3
Review and edit
Read the draft, fix anything that does not fit your class, and adjust the wording before students see it.
Step 4
Export
Export to PDF or Word to print, share or keep editing.
A generated worksheet is a draft, not a finished product. Check the questions, the answers and the level against your own class before you hand it out.
Ready-made worksheets and templates
Prefer to start from a blank structure? Use our free rubric templates, the lesson plan template or the unit plan template, all editable in Word.
Try it with your next topic
Two complete lessons are included for free, with access to the exercise formats. See pricing.
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What kinds of worksheets can I generate?
Fifteen formats: math problems, mental math, physics problems, fill in the blanks, document analysis, review sheets, reading comprehension, grammar and conjugation, dictation, creative writing, multiple choice, quick quizzes, and diagnostic, formal and summative assessments.
Is the worksheet generator free?
You can try it with the two complete lessons included for free, which give access to the exercise formats. Pro removes the limit. See the pricing page for the current plans.
Can I edit the worksheet before printing?
Yes. Every draft is editable, and you should review it before use: check the questions, the difficulty and the answers against your class and your curriculum.
How many questions can a worksheet have?
It depends on the format. For example, up to 30 items for mental math or multiple choice, up to 10 math or physics problems, and up to 3 creative writing prompts.