AI for teachers that prepares your whole week.
Scooli lays out each class's lessons from your yearly plan and prepares the lesson plans, worksheets, tests and slide decks you need. You review, adjust and teach.
500+
teachers on Scooli
900+
documents created
What is Scooli, in a few words?
Scooli is AI software for teachers who want to prepare lessons with less repetitive work. Instead of asking a chat for text and reorganising it by hand, you start from a document ready to edit: lesson plan, worksheet, test, quiz or slide deck.
It is built around how teaching works: each class has its own calendar, each lesson starts from your yearly plan, and every document stays editable, so the final say stays yours.
When Scooli makes sense
- When you want to prepare materials faster and still review everything
- When you need documents that follow your yearly plan, not generic text
- When you want the week organised by class, not one-off answers
- When you want ready-to-use documents, not just a chatbot conversation
A week of preparation, with and without Scooli.
The work is the same. What changes is who does the repetitive part.
Without Scooli
- Sunday evening deciding what to teach each class
- Lesson plans written from scratch, one by one
- Worksheets and tests pieced together from several sources
- Chat answers pasted into Word and formatted by hand
- Checking every lesson against your plan by hand
With Scooli
- Each class's lessons already in the calendar, from your yearly plan
- One click on "Generate week" prepares a plan for every lesson
- Worksheets, tests, quizzes and slides created from the same topic
- Documents in your template, ready to export to Word and PDF
- Everything editable, so the final say stays yours
One tool for each task of the week.
Each tool has its own page, with examples and common questions.
Lesson plans
Get a lesson plan with objectives, a timed activity sequence, materials and assessment — editable and ready to teach from.
See lesson plans →Worksheets
Create worksheets with exercises, clear instructions and versions by level — ready to review, print and adapt to your class.
See worksheets →Test generator
Build tests with varied question types, marks and a mark scheme — from a short description or from a document you already have.
See test generator →Quizzes
Build quick quizzes to revise content, check understanding and change the pace of a lesson.
See quizzes →Unit plans
Plan a unit, a term or a full year with objectives, a lesson sequence and assessment already laid out — then adjust it to your class.
See unit plans →Slides
Structure a presentation with talking points, examples and classroom pacing, ready to refine and finish.
See slides →
Built for how teachers actually work.
Follows your plan
Each material starts from the class's yearly plan, subject and grade, not from a blank prompt.
One place for the week
Lessons, materials and exports live in each class's calendar, instead of scattered chats and files.
Everything editable
Scooli prepares the starting point; you review it and decide what reaches the class.
Privacy in the open
Privacy and usage rules are public, on the Trust page.
Scooli will know where each class stands.
We're building a live state for every class: what the curriculum asks for, what has been taught, what's left and what to do next. Scooli will use it to plan, prepare and adjust each lesson, instead of starting from zero with every request.
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Planned and taught, side by side
See what was planned and what was actually taught, class by class.
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What's left in the curriculum
The topics still to cover, the ones that fell behind and how many lessons remain before the next assessment.
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The right lesson next
Scooli suggests the adjustment (one more lesson on a topic, move another) and prepares differentiated materials for it.
Class state
Class 7B · Mathematics
38%
Curriculum covered
- FractionsTaught
- PercentagesTaught
- ProportionalityIn progress
- EquationsBehind
3 lessons before the next assessment
Scooli recommends
- One more lesson on Proportionality
- Move Equations back one lesson
- Differentiated exercises ready
A loop that repeats every week
Curriculum
What the year asks for
Plan
What you decided to teach
Lesson taught
What happened
Class state
Where we are
Next lesson
Plan and materials ready
AI for teachers: what people usually ask.
Try it with next week's lessons.
Start free, prepare one class's week and see the result before you decide.