Your whole term, planned in one click.

"Do I start Ratios before or after the PD day?" "Will I even get to Data before exams?" "I lost Monday. Now what?"

Auto Plan puts every module of your course on a real class day, around holidays and PD days. When the term changes, it replans the rest for you.

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Not AI. Every plan is calculated from your class days and minutes, and the same class with the same settings gets the same plan every time.

01The problem

A term plan takes a weekend. One lost class undoes it.

Counting class days and pencilling in modules is slow. Then a fire drill or a snow day moves every date after it.

49 hours
a typical teacher's working week1
10 to 20 days
of class time lost to interruptions each year2
A Wednesday fire drill
MonIntegers
WedCancelled
MonFractions?
WedRatios?
02Try it

Break the term, then fix it.

A sample Grade 7 class that meets Monday and Wednesday for 55 minutes.

1Pick what goes wrong

2If it doesn't fit

3Press Replan on the board

03How it works

Three steps, and you stay in charge.

  1. 1

    Add your class

    Set up a class in Classroom Studio with its modules in teaching order and its timetable. Classroom Studio turns the timetable into the real class days of the term.

  2. 2

    Pick a few options

    Choose a mode and a strategy, or keep the defaults. Preview fit tells you how many classes the course needs.

  3. 3

    Press Auto plan

    Every class day fills in, worked out from your minutes. Classes you've taught and modules you placed by hand stay where they are.

See the planning options
Mode
Optimized finds the best layout in a few seconds. Quick is instant and predictable.
Strategy
Even spread, Fill early first, or One per session.
04Why you can trust it

A plan you can check and explain.

If a department head asks why Ratios lands on November 16, the answer is on the page: the modules before it, and the minutes they take.

  • Every minute adds upWhat's planned always matches the minutes you have. Nothing is scheduled twice or quietly dropped.
  • Your order, your rulesModules stay in the order you teach them. Keep related topics back to back, and mark what must come first.
  • No more rushed last unitsYou find out in week one, not week ten, while there's still time to adjust.

Plan your term tonight.
Keep your Sunday.

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Sources

  1. RAND Corporation, State of the American Teacher survey, 2025: about 49 working hours a week. RAND
  2. Kraft and Monti-Nussbaum, study of classroom interruptions in Providence Public Schools, summarized by ASCD. ASCD
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