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Everything Teach Stack makes is a first draft. Click any word on the page to change it, or ask in plain English: “make the quotes bigger”, “simpler words for Set 4”.


for teachers who'd rather be teaching
Worksheets, posters, slides and certificates, made in the last few minutes of a lesson. Teach Stack isn't here to replace teachers. It's here to give you your evenings back.





Teach Stack doesn't know that Year 9 come in buzzing after PE, or which student needs a quiet word and which one needs a stretch. You do. So Teach Stack leaves the teaching to you and takes on the making: the layouts, the copying out of extracts, the colour-coding, the fiddly bits that eat your Sunday.

Everything Teach Stack makes is a first draft. Click any word on the page to change it, or ask in plain English: “make the quotes bigger”, “simpler words for Set 4”.

Your notes, your set text, last year's lesson. Teach Stack builds on what already works in your classroom instead of inventing a new one.

Certificates are written from your notes and the names are added on your side. Student names are never sent to the AI.
you
Teach Stack
Say what you need, the way you'd say it to a colleague. Teach Stack plans it, designs it and lays it out. You check it, tweak it and print it before the bell.
What should the poster explain?
It'll appear here

sped up a bit.
you've got marking to do
Make a worksheet once and Teach Stack gives you matching support, core and challenge versions: the same text and the same lesson, with the scaffolding turned up or down for each group.
I have no spur
To prick the sides of my intent, but only
Vaulting ambition, which o'erleaps itself
And falls on th'other.
1. What does Macbeth say is the only thing pushing him on? Tick one.
☐ loyalty☑ ambition☐ fear
2. Finish the sentence:
Macbeth is unsure about killing Duncan because…
Word bank ambition · conscience · hesitant · horse · fall
1. How does Shakespeare show Macbeth's doubts in this soliloquy?
Use two quotations and explain the effect of one key word.
2. What is Macbeth comparing his ambition to?
1. “Vaulting ambition, which o'erleaps itself.” Explore how the metaphor foreshadows Macbeth's downfall.
Stretch Who is more ambitious at this point, Macbeth or Lady Macbeth? Argue it.

try them!
No mock-ups. Every one of these came out of the app, ready to print, project or pin up. Click one to look closer.
Twelve tools that share your classes, your texts and your files, so nothing has to be typed out twice.

Describe a lesson and get designed slides with pictures. Present in the app or export to PowerPoint.
slides
Posters and revision guides in nine styles, from A5 to A3. Change anything by asking.
posters
Support, core and challenge versions of the same sheet, in 12 types. Print or export to Word.
differentiated
Annotated extracts, quotation explosions, Frayer models and 27 more one-page layouts.
30 layouts
13 question types and seven TV-style game shows for the board. No phones needed.
for the board
17 designs, from Classic Gold to Comic Sans Chaos. Sign once, print the whole class.
17 designs
25 activities, from two-minute starters to twenty-minute games, plus games coded on request.
starters
Teams with names and painted crests, a points ledger and a league table that runs all term.
house points
Dickens, Shakespeare, Stevenson and friends, with a quote bank where every quotation is checked.
public domain
Every file in one place: folders, tags, search and a preview of anything, even PowerPoint.
tidy
Term dates, bell times, Week A/B and your timetable, with a lesson plan behind every lesson.
planning
Your cartoon self from one photo, in any outfit, to host games and star on posters.
just for fun
PEEEA paragraph guide.png

Macbeth 1.3 slides.pptx

Colons vs semicolons.png

Banquo vs Macbeth.pptx

Stave One extract.pdf

Fred spotlight.pdf
Tomorrow Week A
P1 8X2 · Colons and semicolons poster ✓
P3 10Y1 · Macbeth 1.3 slides ✓
P4 9Z3 · Stave One sheet ✓
P5 Free 🎉
Everything you make lands in your resources, next to the files you already have. Folders, tags and search, a preview of any file, and a calendar that knows your timetable, so tomorrow's lessons already have their resources attached.

Seven TV-style game shows, quizzes made from today's lesson and a league table that runs all term. Teams, buzzers and big reveals, all on the board, with no phones and no logins.
go on, press the buzzer →
Round 2 · Punctuation
Which one can join two complete sentences on its own?
AA comma
BA semicolon
CA full stop
DAn apostrophe
Team Ravens12
Team Foxes9
Team Owls11




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