For Teachers. By Teachers
Teacher Resources That Save Time & Create Opportunities
- Save Time
- Teach Better
- Create Income
Hand-picked tools, resources and marketplaces to help you teach better, save time, and create extra income.
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(37)Save Time Teach Better
(3)Sell What You Create
(10)Classroom Resources & Savings
(3)Get Paid To Teach
(11)Free Worksheet Teacher Tools
(5)Anonymous Q&A & Student Feedback
(5)Top Teacher Resources
Our most useful tools and opportunities for teachers like you.
Google Forms — Create a straightforward student question form.
Make a simple form where students can submit questions, tell you what they do not understand, or provide feedback. This is an easy option for teachers and schools already using Google tools. Make a simple form where students can submit questions, tell you what they do not understand, or provide feedback. This is an easy […]
SurveySparrow — Give students a private way to tell you what they think.
Create surveys and feedback experiences that can help you find out what students understand, what they are struggling with, and what they may not say during class. Useful when you want structured feedback instead of an open classroom discussion.
Vevox — Hear from more than the students who usually speak up.
Use anonymous Q&A, polls, and surveys to give more students a chance to participate. Students can join from their devices, making it easier for quieter students to share a question or response without becoming the center of attention.
Jotform — Create your own anonymous student question form.
Build a form around what you actually want to know. Ask students what step they do not understand, which word is confusing, whether they missed something, or what question they still have. Students can use the form without having to speak in front of the class.
AhaSlides — Give the student who doesn’t raise their hand another way to ask.
Let students submit questions anonymously from their own devices during a lesson or presentation. This can help you hear from students who are confused but do not want the attention of raising their hand in front of everyone.
ChalkBee — Make quick printable practice sheets.
Create printable activities for math, spelling, handwriting, reading, puzzles, and other classroom practice. This is a useful option when you need a straightforward practice sheet without spending time designing one yourself.
QuestionWell — Turn something you already teach into questions.
Already have a reading, article, video, or lesson? Use QuestionWell to help turn your existing material into questions and assessments. This can save time when you know what you want students to learn but do not want to write every question yourself.
Lessonquill — Build worksheets around what you are actually teaching.
Choose your grade, subject, and question style to create worksheets that fit your lesson. Use multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank, short-answer, and other question types while saving time writing everything yourself.
EasyClass — Turn your lesson topic into a ready-to-use worksheet.
Choose the grade and topic you are teaching and create classroom worksheets with questions and answer keys. It can help you prepare practice work faster and create different materials for your students without spending your evening formatting worksheets.
TeachTools — Create a worksheet in minutes, not during your planning period.
Enter what you are teaching and quickly create printable classroom materials. TeachTools includes worksheet, quiz, vocabulary, bingo, rubric, and other teacher generators. A useful option when you need something for tomorrow’s lesson and do not want to build it from scratch.
ThriftBooks – Stretch your book budget further.
Look for lower-cost used books for your classroom library, professional reading, or student recommendations. Add more books without buying every title new.
Really Good Stuff – Solve everyday classroom problems with teacher-focused tools.
Find organization products, teaching aids, displays, hands-on learning materials, and classroom tools built around the way teachers actually work.
Carson Dellosa Education – Find ready-to-use materials for the classroom you have now.
Shop workbooks, classroom decor, practice materials, and teaching resources when making everything yourself does not make sense. Fill gaps quickly and keep your classroom organized.
Lessonface – Teach music, language, or creative skills live online.
If your teaching strength includes music, arts, languages, or other skill-based lessons, use a platform built around live instruction. This gives specialized teachers another way to reach learners outside their local area.
AmazingTalker – Teach online and build a schedule around your availability.
Create a teaching profile and work with learners looking for online instruction. This is another option for educators who want to explore remote teaching and tutoring across different markets.
Varsity Tutors – Use your subject knowledge to help learners one-on-one or in groups.
Explore tutoring opportunities built around academic subjects, test preparation, and other learning needs. This can give experienced educators another way to use their teaching skills outside their regular classroom.
Upwork – Find clients who need education and teaching expertise.
Build a freelance profile around curriculum work, tutoring, instructional design, educational writing, course creation, research, or training. Apply for projects that match the skills you already use as an educator.
Fiverr – Package one teaching skill as a service people can order.
Offer tutoring, lesson-plan help, curriculum support, educational writing, worksheet design, proofreading, or presentation creation. Turn one clear skill into a service instead of waiting for a traditional teaching job.
Preply – Set up a tutor profile and reach learners online.
Choose what you can teach, build your tutor profile, set your availability, and connect with learners beyond your local area. This can fit teachers looking for flexible tutoring hours.
Outschool – Build a class around something you love to teach.
Turn a school subject, hobby, creative skill, or special interest into an online class for young learners. Teach something you enjoy in a format outside your regular school schedule.
Wyzant – Let students find you when they need help in your subject.
Create a profile that shows what you teach, your experience, and the subjects you can tutor. Reach learners looking for focused one-on-one support.
Tutor.com – Use your classroom skills in one-on-one academic support.
If you are strong at explaining school subjects, use those same skills to help learners who need individual support in an online tutoring setting.
Superprof – Offer tutoring in the subject you already know.
Create a tutor profile around your strongest subject or skill and let learners find you for one-on-one help. Turn your teaching knowledge into a service you can offer directly.
Cambly – Turn your conversation skills into flexible online teaching time.
If English conversation is one of your strengths, work with learners online and explore teaching outside the school day without first building your own tutoring business.
Creative Market – Sell polished design assets that other educators and creators can reuse.
If your strength is design, turn original templates, presentation graphics, fonts, illustrations, or other visual assets into products. This fits teachers who also create strong design resources beyond ordinary worksheets.
Payhip – Create a small digital shop for your teaching resources.
Sell original ebooks, printables, lesson bundles, courses, or memberships without needing a large ecommerce setup. Use it when you want a focused store for digital teaching products.
Ko-fi – Give your audience an easy way to buy your downloads and support your work.
Offer original digital resources, downloads, memberships, or commissions from one creator page. This can work well if you are slowly building an audience around your teaching ideas and want a lighter storefront.
Shopify – Build a store you control for your teaching products.
Create your own branded shop for original printables, books, kits, classroom products, courses, or teacher merchandise. This is for a teacher ready to build a real product brand instead of depending only on a marketplace.
Classful – Put your resources in front of people looking for education materials.
Offer original lesson plans, worksheets, printables, classroom activities, and other education resources. Give your teaching materials another place to reach educators and families.
Thinkific – Build your own learning product around your expertise.
Create a course or learning program that teaches your subject, method, or specialty outside your regular classroom. Use it when you want more control over the learning experience and your own education brand.
Teachable – Turn what you know into more than a worksheet.
Build an online course, coaching offer, or digital learning product around a subject you know well. If people often ask you to explain the same skill, package that knowledge into a learning experience you can offer online.
Gumroad – Sell a digital teaching product without building a big store.
Package an original guide, lesson bundle, template, printable, workbook, or teacher resource and give buyers a direct place to purchase it. This is useful when you want a straightforward way to sell digital work.
Etsy – Turn your teacher creativity into products people can buy.
Sell original printables, classroom decor, planners, teacher organizers, learning activities, and other creative products. Reach shoppers beyond education-only marketplaces.
Teachers Pay Teachers – Let your best classroom materials keep working after class ends.
If you already make original worksheets, lessons, games, activities, or classroom tools, package them for other educators. Your everyday teaching work can become a library of useful products instead of files that sit on your computer.
Canva for Education – Make better-looking classroom materials faster.
Create worksheets, slides, posters, handouts, classroom signs, and visual lessons without starting every design from scratch. Use templates to make your material look polished, then change it for your class.
Brisk Teaching – Take some of the busywork out of teaching.
Use Brisk to help create, adjust, and review classroom content inside the work you are already doing. If you keep rewriting material for different learners or spending too much time on feedback, this can help you move faster.
Turn it into a classroom-ready QR poster — FREE.
Use ClearMethodIQ Tool 21 — QR Poster Generator to create a professional poster students can scan from the classroom.
MagicSchool – Get your first draft done faster.
You already have enough to do. Use MagicSchool to help you start lesson plans, questions, rubrics, activities, parent messages, and other school work faster. You stay in control of the final lesson while the tool helps you spend less time staring at a blank page.
