What it does
Start from a lesson or unit you've planned, or just a topic and year level. Choose 3 to 25 questions per level. Heapso mixes multiple choice, short answer, long answer, fill the gaps, matching, true or false and label or draw questions, each with an answer and marks.
Print a student copy with name and answer lines, print the answer key, or download either as Word or open it in Google Docs. Include all three levels in one file or just the one you need.
Who it's for
Teachers who differentiate for a mixed class, teachers who need revision and homework sheets quickly, and relievers who need something ready to print.
Example
Equivalent fractions
Grade 4 Mathematics
Support
- Shade the shapes to show 1/2 and 2/4.
- Circle the fraction that is the same as 1/2: 1/3, 3/6, 2/5
Core
- Fill the gaps: 3/4 = ?/8 = 9/?
- True or false: 2/3 is the same as 4/9
Extension
- Explain how you know 5/10 and 50/100 are equivalent without drawing them.
Why teachers use it
- Three levels every timeSupport, core and extension versions of the same task, so nobody gets a different topic.
- Answer keys includedEach question has an answer and marks, printed as a separate teacher copy.
- Matches your lessonMade from a lesson or unit, the worksheet uses the same learning intentions and vocabulary.
- Prints tidilyClean layouts with answer lines, ready for the photocopier or Google Classroom.
How it works
- Choose a starting pointA lesson, a unit, or a topic and year level.
- Set the lengthPick how many questions per level and add any learner needs.
- Print or shareStudent copy, answer key, Word or Google Docs.
Questions teachers ask
What question types can it make?
Multiple choice, short answer, long answer, fill the gaps (cloze), matching, true or false, and label or draw.
Can I edit the questions?
Yes. Change any question or answer before you print, or use Edit with AI to make a level easier or harder.
Does it cost credits?
No. Worksheets count as planning: 15 a month on Free, and included under fair use on paid plans.
Can I share it with Google Classroom?
Open the worksheet in Google Docs, then share it to Google Classroom from there. Heapso only asks for access to the files it creates.
Works well with
- Lesson plansA full lesson plan with learning intentions, success criteria and timed steps, in about a minute.
- Make the setFrom one lesson: slides, a worksheet, a quiz, an exit ticket and a task sheet in one go.
- Live quizzesA live class quiz from any lesson. Students join with a PIN on their own devices.
- Google, Word and PowerPointOpen plans in Google Docs and Slides, share to Google Classroom, or download Word and PowerPoint.