ChaklinChaklin, where teachers get their evenings back.
Create one resource from a topic, build directly from something you already teach, or produce a connected lesson set. Chaklin keeps companion materials within what your lesson actually covered.
No credit card. Google Classroom is optional.
Built by a classroom teacher who knows how much planning, differentiation and grading happens after school.

Two ways to work
Default
Pick or describe the standard, choose one format, and Chaklin drafts just that — a lesson plan, a worksheet, a quiz with its answer key, a slide deck, an anchor chart, a video storyboard or a parent note.
Optional
If you'd rather do it in one sitting, write the brief once and tick the companions you want. Chaklin writes the lesson first, then drafts each companion from it, so nothing goes beyond what the lesson covered. You confirm the list before anything is generated.

A full plan designed around your selected standard: objectives, hook, gradual release, checks for understanding and closure.
Three tiers of the same task — support, on-level and extension — with a matching answer key.
Mixed-format questions with answers, distractor rationale and depth-of-knowledge labels.
A teaching deck with speaker notes, ready to present or export to PowerPoint.
An anchor chart, diagram or poster generated as a printable image.
A scene-by-scene script and storyboard with narration timings, plus generated scene frames.
A warm, jargon-free note home — newsletter, progress update or behaviour message.
Grading too: use the rubric generator to draft a rubric designed around your selected standards from any assignment.
Classroom teachers, curriculum developers, homeschool families and educational media teams use the same engine. And once the work comes back, Chaklin grades it against your rubric and writes actionable comments for every student, so your evenings stay yours.
Create a free resourceHow it works
Start from a topic, one of your existing Chaklin materials, or source text you paste. Then choose the single resource you want to create. Building a connected lesson set is optional.
Chaklin helps K–12 teachers create the classroom resource they need—from a topic, an existing material or source text they provide. Teachers can create one resource at a time or optionally build a connected lesson set.
Connecting Google Classroom is optional. If a teacher chooses to connect, Chaklin reads the list of classes they teach so they can pick one, posts the materials Chaklin generated as announcements or assignments to that class, and writes the grade Chaklin produced back to that assignment in the Classroom gradebook. Chaklin never reads unrelated Google data and a teacher can disconnect at any time from the Integrations page.