Everything below is free, runs entirely in your browser (no login, and student names never leave your device), and has a one-click ad-free fullscreen mode for the projector. Pick the setup that matches your lesson and open the tools in order.
Classroom Tools for Teachers
New here? Skip the browsing. These are five ready-made setups — the exact tools to use, in order — so you get value in under a minute.
Exam or test day
You need a quiet, timed, spread-out room with zero fuss.
- Exam clock — A big countdown that also shows the real start and finish times on the board.
- Noise meter — Put it in the corner of the screen — it flashes if the room gets loud.
- Seating chart — Spread students out with keep-apart and front-row rules baked in.
Centre / station rotation
Small groups moving through activities on a timer.
- Station rotation timer — Auto-advances through each station and tells everyone when to switch.
- Voice level chart — Set the expected volume for group work (level 0–4) so it stays a hum.
- Brain break — A quick movement reset between rounds when focus dips.
Spelling & reading practice
A literacy block, individual or whole-class.
- Spelling test practice — Reads your own word list aloud at a speed you set — great for self-testing.
- Reading fluency timer — Time a passage and get words-per-minute for running records.
- Reading level converter — Match a book to a reader across F&P, DRA, Lexile and grade level.
Pick fairly & group up
Choosing students or making teams without the arguments.
- Random name picker — Spin for a student — with a no-repeats mode so everyone gets a turn.
- Team picker — Split the class into even teams, then drag anyone who needs moving.
- Scoreboard — Keep points for a review game — tally on the board as you go.
Settle & refocus
Any lesson — bringing the room back or setting expectations.
- Traffic light — A green / amber / red signal everyone can read from across the room.
- Classroom timer — “Two minutes to finish up” — a clear, calm countdown on the screen.
- Brain break — A short, silly movement break to reset energy before the next task.
Set it up once, reuse it all year
Most of these tools remember your last setup on the device you use them on — your class list, seating rules, word lists and scores are saved in your own browser, not on a server, so they’re waiting for you next lesson. Nothing syncs and nothing is shared, which is the whole point: the privacy-by-architecture page has the IT-review answers if your school asks.
Browse everything
These five are a starting point, not the whole set. The full collection — birthday charts, jobs charts, hall-pass timers, review games and more — lives on the classroom tools hub. Can’t find a tool you need, or want a small feature added? Use the feedback button on any tool page (add your email for a reply) — it goes straight to the developer, and answers usually come within a day.