Getting started

Create your first worksheet with AI

Turn a lesson goal into a classroom worksheet in Sparkclass. Set the grade, request questions, review the draft, and refine it before use.

Start with a learning goal

A useful worksheet begins with what students should practice. Tell Sparkclass the grade, topic, question count, and intended use. A short warm-up needs a different amount of work from independent practice.

You need to be signed in to create and save work. Start a new task in the workspace.

  1. Choose the grade and curriculum context when available.
  2. Describe the worksheet in the main chat input.
  3. Send the request and wait for the generated document.

Try a focused classroom request

Keep the first request specific. You can ask for changes once you see the draft rather than trying to describe every formatting detail at once.

Try this prompt
Create a Grade 5 worksheet with 8 fraction-addition questions. Start with like denominators, then include unlike denominators and one word problem. Leave room for students to show their work.

Review and refine the draft

Read the questions, check the arithmetic, and make sure the reading level suits your students. A requested standard is useful context, not a guarantee that every generated question meets it.

  1. Open the generated document and review its contents.
  2. Ask the side chat to adjust the difficulty, wording, or question count.
  3. Check the revised version before sharing or printing it.

Keep the result organized

Find your work in Files. Give it a recognizable name, such as “Grade 5 — adding fractions — practice,” so it is easy to reuse. Move it into a unit folder when you are ready.