For Homeschool Families
Homeschool worksheet generator
A homeschool is the most mixed classroom there is — several kids, several grade levels, one kitchen table, and one of you. This makes a worksheet on any topic and instantly levels it for each child, so everyone can work on the same thing at their own level.
5 worksheets and 2 differentiations free every month
The kitchen table is a one-room schoolhouse
You might have a second grader, a fifth grader, and a kindergartner learning in the same afternoon, plus a dinner to start. Buying three different workbooks means three different topics on three different days; making your own means an evening of writing you don't have. The whole point of this tool is to let one topic serve every child at once, so the day holds together instead of splitting into three.
One topic, a version for each child
Describe what you want to cover — the water cycle, multiplying fractions, the American Revolution — and get a complete worksheet with an answer key. Then one click produces a below-grade, on-grade, and above-grade version of that same worksheet. Your kids study the same subject together, each with a page pitched to them: simpler wording and more support for the youngest, more depth and harder questions for the oldest. Same conversation at the table, three entry points into it.
One child is rarely just “one grade”
Homeschool parents know this better than anyone: a child can be two years ahead in math and still building confidence in reading. You aren't locked to a single grade level per kid. Generate a fourth-grade reading passage and a sixth-grade math set for the same child on the same day — the tool meets each subject where they actually are, not where a birthday says they should be.
Made for co-ops and multi-family days
If you run or join a co-op, a single topic can go out to a whole range of ages at once. Generate the base worksheet, make the three levels, and every family has a page that fits their kids — no one's child is bored and no one's child is lost. It turns “what do we do with the little ones while the big kids work” into one shared lesson.
You set the level, not a school
There's no district, no pacing guide, and no requirement to align to anything. You choose the grade level and the topic, and you can optionally tag a standard if your state asks for one — but you don't have to. It's built to bend around how your family actually learns, not the other way around.
Start without a card
The free plan covers five worksheets and two differentiations a month, with no credit card. That's enough to try it across a real week of lessons before deciding anything. Pro is $9.99 a month when you want unlimited, with a seven-day free trial.
Questions
Common questions
Can it make the same lesson for kids at different grade levels?
Yes — that's the core of it. Generate one worksheet, click once, and get below-grade, on-grade, and above-grade versions of it. For a wider spread than three levels, generate a version per child at their exact grade.
Is it tied to school standards, or is it flexible?
Flexible. You pick the grade level and topic; standards are optional. Tag one if your state requires it, and ignore it otherwise.
What subjects and worksheet types does it cover?
Reading comprehension, math problems, vocabulary, multiple choice, and short answer — any topic, kindergarten through twelfth grade.
What if my child is ahead in one subject and behind in another?
That's exactly what it's built for. You choose the level per worksheet, so the same child can work above grade in math and below grade in reading on the same day.
How much does it cost?
Free for five worksheets and two differentiations a month, no card required. Pro is $9.99 a month with a seven-day trial for unlimited use.
Get Started
Try it on your next lesson.
Create a worksheet in about thirty seconds and see the differentiated versions for yourself. No credit card, and the free plan stays free.
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