Name Tracing Worksheet
Paste your class list and print one tracing page per child, each name in dotted letters on handwriting lines, in print or cursive.
Ready-made: Dolch sight words
Free classroom tools for teachers
Free classroom tools that run in the browser: no sign-up, no student accounts, nothing uploaded. Print worksheets, run the room from the projector, demonstrate science and play review games, then post any of them to your class in Google Classroom.
Print worksheets and paper
Make it, print it, hand it out. Every sheet is a PDF made on your computer, so a class list never leaves it.
Share to Google Classroom
Lined Paper
Sheets for every stage of handwriting: tall rows split by a dashed line for early writers, then wide or college ruled for older students.
Ready-made: Kindergarten · 1st grade
Graph Paper
Grids printed at an exact size for plotting, area and geometry: squares in millimetres or inches, dots, isometric and polar.
Ready-made: Coordinate plane · Dot grid (5 mm)
Printable Calendar
A school-year calendar for the wall or to send home, or a single month for planning, with public holidays already marked.
Ready-made: School year (Aug–Jul) · UK academic year · Canada school year
Run the room
Put these on the projector or interactive board while the class works.
Online Timer
A countdown that fills the board for tests, stations and tidy-up time, with an alarm the back row can hear.
Ready-made: 5 minutes · 10 minutes
Decibel Meter
Project a traffic light that turns amber, then red, once chatter climbs past the level you set for the lesson. Only loudness is measured; no voices are kept.
Ready-made: Classroom
Wheel Spinner
Paste the class list and spin to pick who answers next, or let it deal the class into random teams of near-equal size.
QR Code Generator
Turn a link into a QR code for a worksheet or the board, so students open it with a tablet camera instead of typing it. The code never expires.
Science and maths demos
Simulations and quick experiments that students can run on their own devices.
Ecosystem Simulator
Groups build a food web, then test it with a drought or a fire and explain why the predator numbers lag behind their prey.
Ready-made: Predator–prey · Natural selection · Population growth
Eclipse Simulator
The 2 August 2027 eclipse is seen from Europe, Africa, western Asia and the Middle East, so classes there can enter their own town. Anywhere else, pick a city on the path, such as Luxor, and compare it with a town beside it.
Height Comparison
Enter a few classmates or story characters and see them drawn side by side at true scale: a quick start for lessons on measuring and converting units.
Reaction Time Test
Each student takes five tries and gets an average and a best time: real class data for a lesson on averages, spread or fair tests.
Games and rewards
For review lessons, brain breaks and the last Friday before a holiday.
Bingo Card Generator
Turn this week's spelling or vocabulary list into a different card for every student, print the stack, and run the draw from the board.
Ready-made: Sight words · Winter · Online caller
Dice Roller
Roll any mix of dice on the projector for board games, probability lessons or picking groups, with the exact odds of every total.
Typing Test
Timed tests show words per minute and accuracy, then drills practise the keys each student misses most.
Ready-made: Home row
Sudoku
Logic puzzles for early finishers, on screen or printed, at four levels; the hint button teaches the reasoning rather than handing over the answer.
Ready-made: Printable Sudoku · Easy Sudoku
Before the lesson
- Projector and board: open the tool on the computer that drives the screen. The noise light needs that computer's microphone; allow it when the browser asks.
- Student devices: share the tool's link through Google Classroom, a QR code on the board or your usual class page. Each student's work stays on their own device.
- Printing: worksheets and paper download as PDFs at the paper size you pick (Letter or A4), so they print at the right scale.
Frequently asked questions
Do students need an account?
No. None of these tools has accounts or sign-ups, for teachers or students. Open the link and the tool works straight away, on a computer, tablet or phone.
Is any student information uploaded?
No. The tools run in the browser on the device in front of you. A class list pasted into the name tracing worksheet or the wheel stays on that device, and the noise meter only measures the sound level: it records no sound and sends nothing.
How does Share to Google Classroom work?
It opens Google Classroom's own share window in a new tab. You sign in with your school Google account, choose a class and post the link as an assignment, announcement, question or material. We never see your Classroom or your students.
Can I show these on a projector or interactive board?
Yes. The timer, the noise meter's classroom light, the wheel and the dice roller each have a full-screen mode for the projector, switched on with one button.
Are they free?
Yes. There are no watermarks on printed sheets, no daily limits and nothing to install.