Worksheet Creator
Fill out this information and submit to create a worksheet for your students.
Instructions
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Update Your Class Information
Add your grade and subject, then click update settings. These settings will be there when you come back to use the worksheet generator next time. You can update classes whenever you need to.
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Describe the Worksheet
Describe the worksheet you want to create. You can be vague, like, “An interesting activity about Rome” or very specific like, “20 questions that help students correct comma splices.” The worksheets can be instructions for a task, or questions, or whatever you like! Be creative!
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Get Your Worksheet
The worksheets will appear in the editable area. The generator will create 3 different worksheets for you to choose from. Here, you can edit your worksheet. You can also print or copy it to the clipboard.
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