AI assessment generator and unit planner for K–12 teachersPlan the unit, then make the exit tickets, quizzes and tests that go with it. Standards-aligned, with answer keys, and you check every question before students see it. Free for teachers.

Plan

Word Morphology — Prefix + Latin/Greek root + suffix breakdowns for science vocabulary
Unit Planner — Backward-design UbD or IB (PYP/MYP/DP) units: desired results, summative, lessons, evidence
Lesson Plans — Tomorrow's class, planned in under two minutes, using the method your subject actually uses
Leveled Reading Passages — Take any article, textbook excerpt, or primary source and produce grade-band leveled versions with comprehension Qs
Sub Plans — Printable sub plans generated from your existing unit

Check understanding

Exit Tickets — 30-second formative tickets after any lesson
Quizzes — Auto-graded quizzes with answer keys + 5 question types
Quick Formative Checks — Mid-lesson hinge questions in 6 research-based formats
Question Stems Poster — Reusable classroom stems by Bloom's, DOK, NGSS SEP, or CCC. Annual poster pack.
Socratic Seminars — Essential questions, DOK prompts, discussion rubrics
Close Reading Sets — Passage + 5 to 15 text-dependent questions with answer keys (K-12 ELA)
Math Problem Sets — K-12 math worksheets with LaTeX-rendered problems, DOK levels, worked solutions
Reteach Packs — Post-assessment reteach bundles targeting the top misconception

Assess

Tests — Multi-section summative tests with DOK level control
Benchmark Tests — Practice state tests: Regents, STAAR, FAST, SBAC, MAP
IB Assessments (PYP · MYP · DP) — PYP inquiry + MYP criterion rubrics + DP mark bands with ATL, Learner Profile, GRASP, and TOK
DBQs & History Papers — AP DBQ / LEQ / SAQ and IB History Papers with your primary sources
Literary Analysis Essays — AP Lit, AP Lang, and IB English. Upload the poem or reference the novel.
Rubrics — Analytic, holistic, single-point, or IB MYP criterion rubrics from any assignment
Study Guides — Student study guides that prep for the test without giving it away

Extend

Project-Based Assessments — Rubric-driven projects with milestones and criteria
NGSS Performance Tasks — K–12 phenomena-anchored 3D tasks (SEPs · CCCs · DCIs)
Science Labs — Pre-lab, experiment design, post-lab + CER frames
Interdisciplinary — One driving question across 2–3 subjects

For families

Parent Updates — Weekly class-wide letters teachers can print or email home

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How it works

Start from your lesson — Upload a PDF, Word doc or photo, paste a link or YouTube video, or type a topic. Pick grade and subject.

Generate — Questions are written to your standards and DOK mix, with an answer key and any diagrams.

Review — Accept, edit or replace each question. Refine the whole thing in plain English.

Print or share — Student and teacher copies in Word or Google Docs. Quizzes and tests can go straight to Google Forms.

Frequently asked questionsHow does AssessmentWiz make assessments?Enter a topic or objective, or upload your lesson (PDF, Word, photo, web page or YouTube link). Pick your grade, subject and curriculum. The AI writes questions aligned to your standards, with an answer key, and most assessments are ready in under a minute. You then review each question before you use it.Is it free for teachers?Yes, during early access. Every teacher gets a daily allowance that covers a full day of planning, on every tool. No credit card.What can I make?25 tools across the teaching cycle. Plan: unit plans (UbD and IB PYP, MYP, DP), lesson plans, leveled reading passages, word morphology, sub plans. Check understanding: exit tickets, quizzes, formative checks, math problem sets, close reading, Socratic seminars, question stems posters, reteach packs. Assess: tests, benchmark tests, IB assessments and DP exam papers, DBQs, literary analysis, rubrics, study guides. Extend: project-based assessments, NGSS performance tasks, science labs, interdisciplinary units. Plus parent updates for families.Can I check the questions before I use them?Yes. On quizzes, tests, benchmarks, IB assessments, exit tickets, formative checks and math sets you go through each question and accept it, edit it, or ask for a new one. A fact-check pass flags or corrects likely errors first. Anything you change is saved as a new version, and you can go back to earlier ones.Can I make a study guide before a test?Yes. Build a 1–3 page student guide from any quiz, test, benchmark, formative check or exit ticket you made, or from a topic or uploaded test. Its practice questions mirror the test's skills without copying its questions; close copies are rewritten or removed and borderline ones flagged for you.Can I upload my lesson plan?Yes. Upload a PDF, Word doc or photo, paste a web page, or paste a YouTube link and the captions are used. Questions stay grounded in what students actually learned.What if I only have a rough idea?Click Improve with AI next to the topic field. Type something like "photosynthesis for 5th graders" and it becomes a clear, measurable objective, with an offer to fill in grade and subject. Or open the brainstorm chat, talk it through, and let it fill in the form. Nothing changes until you accept it.Does it support IEP and ESL accommodations?Yes, on most assessment tools. Turn on scaffolding and the assessment is generated with word banks, sentence starters and simpler language.Which curriculum frameworks are supported?Common Core, NGSS, UK National Curriculum, Cambridge IGCSE, IB PYP, MYP and DP, CBSE, ICSE, the Australian Curriculum (ACARA), and US state standards including TEKS, California, Florida BEST and New York NGLS. You can also enter your own framework. Set a default in your profile.Does it work for UK, Cambridge, IB, CBSE or ICSE teachers?Yes. Pick your region and grade labels change to match: Year 1–13 with Reception and Sixth Form in the UK, Class 1–12 in India, Foundation and Years 1–12 in Australia, Grade K–12 in the US. The framework defaults to your region's and can be changed per assessment.Can I change my region and grade labels?Yes. Open your profile, choose Edit profile, and set your region and default curriculum. New assessments use the new labels; older ones keep theirs.Can I make assessments in other languages?Write your topic or objective in another language and the assessment is usually written in that language too. Check the output before using it; standards codes stay in their original form. The app itself is in English.How do I print or share an assessment?Download Word or export to Google Docs on every tool, with separate student and teacher copies where there's an answer key. Exit tickets, quizzes, formative checks, tests, benchmarks and math sets can also go to Google Forms with auto-grading. You can also copy and paste into Canvas, Schoology or any LMS.Can I see real examples before I sign up?Yes. The public Library has real assessments teachers chose to share, searchable by tool, grade, subject and framework. No account needed.Sign up free — no credit card required. Visit AssessmentWiz to plan units and generate assessments for your K–12 classroom.