Tools for teachers

Worksheets, word searches, quizzes, bingo cards and flashcards to print; Arabic handwriting practice with the correct joined letter forms; plus seating charts, attendance sheets, certificates, label sheets and a random picker. Free, no sign-up, nothing uploaded.

Maths Worksheets — Generate printable arithmetic worksheets — addition, subtraction, multiplication and division in whatever number range you set — with an answer key page that always matches. Every sheet has a code, so a reprint gives you the same questions rather than a new set the key no longer fits. Division problems are built from the answer, so they divide exactly.
Word Search Maker — Make a printable word search from your own list, in English or Arabic, with an answer key on a second page. Arabic works properly: alef in all its forms counts as one letter and words run right to left. Every sheet carries a seed, so reprinting gives you the same puzzle. Drawn in your browser — the word list is never uploaded.
Quiz Maker — Write a quiz — multiple choice, true/false and short answer — then print it as a question paper with a separate answer key, or share a link anyone can take in their browser. The link carries the whole quiz after the # in the URL, and a fragment is never sent to a server: nothing is stored and there is no account.
Bingo Cards — Turn a list of words, names or numbers into printable bingo cards — 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5, with an optional free centre. Every card is checked against the others so no two players get the same one, and it says so honestly when your list is too short to make as many distinct cards as you asked for. Comes with a shuffled call list.
Flashcards — Build a deck of flip cards — a prompt on the front, the answer on the back — then study it: flip, go through in order or shuffled. Your deck is saved in this browser, nothing uploaded.
Arabic Handwriting Sheets — Printable Arabic handwriting practice — every letter in all four of its positional forms (alone, at the start, in the middle, at the end), or any word or name you type. The letters are shaped and joined properly, which is the thing generic worksheet sites get wrong when they print 28 isolated glyphs a child will never meet in a word. Ruled guide lines, faded or dotted tracing, and as many rows as you want.
Seating Chart — Paste your class list, set the room out in rows and desks, and get a printable seating chart. Name the pairs who must not sit together and it works around them — and says so plainly when the room is too full to manage it, rather than quietly seating them side by side. Every chart has a code, so a reprint seats the same people in the same desks.
Attendance Sheet — Paste a class list and print a register: columns for school days, numbered sessions, or your own headings like Quiz 1 and Final. Weekend days are skipped, defaulted to Friday and Saturday — a sheet built on a Saturday-Sunday weekend prints two columns nobody ticks and misses two teaching days. Optional Hijri dates and a total column.
Certificate Generator — Make certificates of completion or participation for a whole list at once — paste the names, set the wording and signature lines, and download every page in one PDF. Arabic and Latin names both render correctly, including mixed in one list.
Label Sheets — Print a list onto adhesive labels — addresses, names, asset tags — on the common A4 and US Letter stocks at their published measurements. You can start at any label position, so a sheet with twelve left on it is not wasted. Arabic names are shaped and laid out correctly.
Random Picker Wheel — Type your options, one per line, and spin a colourful wheel to pick one at random — great for names, prizes, chores or deciding where to eat. Uses cryptographic randomness. Runs entirely in your browser.
Random Team Maker — Paste a list of names and split them into teams — by how many teams you want, or how many people each should hold. Name people to keep apart and they land on different teams. The shuffle uses cryptographic randomness with a proper Fisher-Yates, so every arrangement really is equally likely.
Wheel of Names — A spinning wheel for picking a name fairly — for a classroom, a giveaway, a team draw or deciding who presents first. Paste the names, spin, and optionally drop each winner. The result uses the browser’s cryptographic random source, not Math.random.
Words to Speaking Time — How long a script takes to read silently and to say out loud — with the correct rate for Arabic, which reads far slower per word than English. Free, in your browser.

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