About & help

Choose Loop Cards for an answer-matching route, Bingo for paired questions and a classroom game, or Class Quiz Deck for four-option knowledge checks. The GCSE Maths Calculator is also linked from the homepage.

Yes. The three activity creators are free to use for classroom activities.

Yes. Choose content suited to your class. The tools support primary, junior and secondary lessons, with ordinary text for any subject and mathematical notation when needed.

Choose Create, then Write my own questions. Open Use a template or upload a file instead beneath the editor. Choose Word or LaTeX and download the matching template. For an AI prompt, choose Use AI in the starting pop-out; no template is needed.

Importing and creating activities happen in your browser. Your activity files are not automatically uploaded. Sending a suggestion is separate and sends only the information entered in that form.

Open any tool through the Tools dropdown on this website. Your activity files are processed in your browser. You can download templates and the teaching resources you create.

Use Suggestions to describe your idea. You can request a reply and add an email address if you would like to discuss it.

A repeated answer gives pupils two possible destination cards. PDF creation stays disabled until each answer is unique.

Yes. The checker tests every possible starting card, so pupils can begin anywhere, visit every card once and return to where they started.

The generator works across primary, junior and secondary school. Choose questions and answers that suit your pupils and the lesson. Early-years, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 classes can also use carefully chosen oral or very short written prompts.

Yes. Questions and answers can be ordinary text in any subject. Word equations and LaTeX remain available whenever mathematical notation is useful.

Loop cards support text and mathematical notation. Every question needs a unique matching answer. Next step checks for repeated answers, missing content and other issues, then shows the affected question numbers.

No. Importing, checking and PDF generation happen inside your browser. Your activity files stay on your device.

The creator builds fixed A4 landscape PDF pages locally with one large card, a 2 by 2 grid, a 3 by 3 grid or a 4 by 4 grid. Choose Small, Medium, Large or Extra large independently for questions and answers. Appearance settings also offer independent bold controls and smart, centre, left or right alignment. The answer panel keeps its height; longer content may be fitted to the available space, with a notice in the PDF preview. Mathematics uses embedded MathJax TeX fonts, consistent operators, properly positioned degree symbols, growing delimiters and structured calculus notation. The final page is a teacher-only route diagram.

A loop can contain 2 to 26 cards. Up to 25 is recommended for classroom use.

Choose the tool from the Tools dropdown, then select Create. Add your questions, check the activity and create your classroom resources. Question files are processed in your browser.

Create your loop cards to open the actual PDF preview. The teacher route is first, followed by pupil cards in alphabetical label order. Back to editor, Cards per PDF page, Appearance settings and Download PDF sit together. Page arrows move through the printable pages. Downloads wait for the green ready state. Blank titles use Loop Card Activity.

Use Add your questions, Review and Set up in order. Card labels shuffle automatically when questions are imported or added, keeping each question and answer paired correctly. Enter a title or leave it blank, and optionally choose a count-matched phrase or sequence. Create opens the PDF preview. Show me around reopens the walkthrough.

A larger answer pool makes pupils' boards different enough for a worthwhile game. Each pupil uses 9 of the available answers.

Each board needs 16 different answers. A pool of at least 25 provides much more variety across the class set.

Yes. The generator supports up to 60 question-and-answer pairs. The answer bank automatically chooses a near-square layout.

No. Repeated displayed answers make it unclear which question has been called, so the checker blocks them. Equivalent answers written in genuinely different forms still need a teacher check.

Yes. Screen mathematics uses the included MathJax files, and the PDF uses embedded print-safe text and maths fonts. Standard fractions, powers, roots, functions, calculus, sets, matrices and related notation are supported.

Choose the tool from the Tools dropdown, then select Create. Add your questions, check the activity and create your classroom resources. Question files are processed in your browser.

Press Escape, or select the full-screen icon again. Left and Right Arrow continue moving through questions while fullscreen is open.

The Bingo Card Generator focuses on text and mathematics. Pictures are deliberately left out for now.

After creating the game, use Appearance settings for the presenter. Fullscreen answer banks always use one shared fitted size and fill the available area. Print randomized bingo cards sits beside fullscreen and opens count, page layout and card text size settings. Select Update preview after changes, then Download PDF. Layout changes keep the same cards. Blank titles use Bingo Game Activity.

Use Add your questions, Review and Set up in order. Select the grid size above the editor or AI panels, add questions and review them. In Setup, choose how pupils get their cards. Printing reveals card count and cards per PDF page. Create prepares the game and selected class set. The answer bank and teacher guide stay available on screen. Show me around reopens the walkthrough.

No. It is a teacher-led knowledge check with no points, timers or leaderboards. The four choices are designed to help you identify correct reasoning, near misses and misconceptions.

Each question has two presentation states. The first shows the question and its two or four options, keeping the colours you chose. The next lands a large white tick stamp on the correct card while keeping the other choices visible for discussion.

Yes. Choose Blue, Red, Green or Yellow in the Correct column. The option positions remain consistent in every slide.

Yes. Screen mathematics uses the included MathJax files. Standard fractions, powers, roots, functions, calculus, sets, matrices and related notation are supported.

Choose the tool from the Tools dropdown, then select Create. Add your questions, check the activity and create your classroom resources. Question files are processed in your browser.

Press Escape, or select the fullscreen icon again. Left and Right Arrow continue moving through the question and answer slides.

This version focuses on text and mathematics. Picture options are not included yet.

Choose question and answer sizes, alignment and bold in Set up. Questions start at Medium, answers at Fitted, and both use Centre alignment. Fitted measures width and height, including fractions. Answers share the smallest fitting size across the complete activity, measured for each output layout. Fitted questions are calculated independently. The arrows show 1 of 20; the presenter pill keeps Question 1 of 20. Smart alignment puts instructions on the left and equations on separate centred lines. Create the activity, then choose Preview PDF to check the actual pages before Download PDF.

Choose Write my own questions for the editor and optional templates beneath it. Choose Use AI for Create AI prompt and the upload area. Both routes start with Word selected. Enter subject, topic, learner level and question count, then select difficulty and output. More detail contains optional guidance. No template attachment is needed. Copy a rendered table into Word, keep its headers, save as .docx and upload it. Quiz uses seven columns; Loop and Bingo use Question number, Question and Answer. Check AI-generated content before using it.

All three tools use Add your questions, Review and Set up within one page. Create opens a choice between Write my own questions and Use AI, with a demo available too. Complete questions turn green; errors appear after Next step. Next step opens Review, then Set up. Back and the step bar preserve your work. Setup keeps settings and appearance on the left and your question preview on the right. Choose the tool’s Create button when ready. The first visit offers a skippable tour; Show me around reopens it.