Free classroom tools for teachers

Run a class9 tools

• Tournament bracket maker

  Create brackets, choose winners, and follow teams to the final.

• Classroom quiz game maker

  Build a team quiz board with questions or a CSV word list.

• Classroom dice roller

  Roll numbers or custom words for class activities.

• Classroom scoreboard

  Track team points, rounds, or a shared class goal.

• Classroom seating chart maker

  Arrange desks, assign seats, and print your plan.

• Random name picker

  Pick a student fairly and avoid repeats.

• Group and partner maker

  Make groups or pairs and adjust who works together.

• Classroom noise meter

  Show sound levels and set a visual noise limit.

• Classroom timer

  Time an activity or run a sequence of timed tasks.

Make materials11 tools

• Exit ticket maker

  Print a short check of what students learned.

• Spelling test maker

  Create spelling tests and writing practice sheets.

• Vocabulary quiz maker

  Turn words and clues into quizzes with answer keys.

• Matching worksheet maker

  Make a worksheet from matching words or pairs.

• Vocabulary bingo maker

  Create bingo cards and run the caller.

• Vocabulary crossword maker

  Turn your words and clues into a crossword.

• Word search maker

  Make a printable puzzle from your own word list.

• Word scramble maker

  Jumble lesson words for a printable puzzle.

• Vocabulary flashcard maker

  Make printable cards from words and clues.

• Fill-in-the-blank worksheet maker

  Choose gaps in your text and print a worksheet.

• Sentence scramble maker

  Create word-order worksheets from your sentences.

Speaking practice4 tools

• IELTS speaking practice

  Practice a cue card with one minute to prepare and up to two minutes to speak.

• TOEIC speaking practice

  Practice the read-aloud task from Questions 1–2 or the opinion task from Question 11.

• CELPIP speaking practice

  Give advice, talk about an experience, handle a difficult situation, or express an opinion.

• Duolingo English Test speaking practice

  Read a written prompt, prepare for 20 seconds, then speak for up to 90 seconds.

Practise specific speaking tasks with timers and recording. ECQ’s sample questions are not official test questions. These tools do not give test scores or cover a full speaking test.