Everything in the catalog

Chats about interests and skills, then suggests three to five careers with tasks, education paths and first steps.

Builds formative checks with prompts, facilitation moves and reteach, clarify or extend next steps.

Guided chat that builds accessible choice boards for an assignment across the three UDL principles.

Guides teachers through drafting a class newsletter with announcements and student achievements.

Builds a class syllabus through conversation covering goals, policies and expectations.

Creates printable age-appropriate coloring pages with clean line art for a theme or curriculum.

Lists frequent student misunderstandings for a topic and suggests research-backed ways to address them.

Creates three grade-appropriate analogies for a hard topic and notes where each one breaks down.

Designs math activities moving from concrete materials to visuals to abstract notation.

Turns a lesson into an interactive story students vote on, ending with comprehension questions.

Creates decodable texts using only taught phonics patterns and high-frequency words.

Skeptical Socratic critic that challenges assumptions and asks for evidence to strengthen a position.

Generates UDL-aligned differentiation strategies and accommodations for a lesson or assessment.

Builds discussion questions adjusted for age, depth of thinking and discussion format.

Creates standards-aligned question sets across all four Depth of Knowledge levels.

Helps teachers draft personalized emails to guardians about observations, updates or achievements.

Writes a low-prep substitute plan that needs no logins, special tech or subject expertise.

Produces strong and weak sample answers for a task so learners see expectations before submitting.

Guides teachers to a printable exit ticket aligned to subject and standards, with answer key and follow-ups.

Creates original game-based activities for a lesson or review with materials and student directions.

Produces a formal evaluation and a personalized feedback letter per student from the teacher's rubric.

Turns ideas or source texts into graphic novel scripts that NotebookLM can illustrate.

Turns an article or transcript into fill-in-the-blank guided notes, reflection questions and an answer key.

Creates alternate-history scenarios showing how one change could reshape society and economy.