Just tell me what to print
Pick tomorrow’s situation and this page hands you one answer: one packet, one free sample, one button. Two clicks, no browsing, and the deciding is done.
What is tomorrow?
Tap a card. Exactly one answer appears here.
One emergency week per grade, 3rd through 5th, built so a substitute can run it without you.
Print time: 110 pages, about 6 minutes.
A full year of weekly homework, one page per week, already in order. Print this week’s page and the routine starts tonight.
Print time: one page per student, under a minute.
Try one week free first: the homework sample.
Teach K, 1st, or 2nd? Same system, K-2 bundle
Five ready assessment packets, going into 1st through going into 5th, that show where each new student actually stands.
Print time: your grade’s packet is 43 to 66 pages, about 3 minutes.
Ten review days per grade to send home over break, 3rd through 5th, with family notes and answer keys.
Print time: one grade’s packet is about 31 pages, about 2 minutes.
Preview it: the free winter break sample.
Teach K, 1st, or 2nd? The K-2 winter bundle
One complete week of 3rd grade review any adult can run. Tomorrow, you run day one yourself and keep four spare days.
Print time: day one is a few pages, under a minute.
Tomorrow can also be free: the sub plans sample.
Teach 4th or 5th? Same week, your grade: 4th grade or 5th grade
The no-decisions starter
- Tonight: print the free sample. Two minutes, no account, no cost.
- Tomorrow: use it. Zero minutes of planning. It is already sequenced.
- Only if the class liked it: buy the full packet. If they did not, you spent nothing and lost nothing.
Why this page exists
Teaching runs on hundreds of small decisions a day, and planning piles more on top of them. Some brains pay a steep tax on open-ended browsing, ADHD brains often do, and so does any brain at 9 p.m. on a school night, which is why forty open tabs of worksheets is not a resource, it is another chore. So this page trades choice for relief: one situation in, one answer out, and the packets themselves are just good math with answer keys. Every number on it is real: page counts come from the actual listings, and print times assume an ordinary 20-page-per-minute school printer.
If tomorrow needs a folder rather than a packet, the free sub folder checklist is the same idea in list form. And if you would rather never open a browse page again, the email list below sends one printable a week, decided for you.