How to Use TeachShare by Subject: The Best AI Tool for K–12 Teachers

Looking for the most effective AI tool for teachers in Math, Science, ELA, and more? TeachShare is the all-in-one worksheet generator built for every subject, every level, and every learner. Whether you're teaching grammar, graphing, geology, or growth mindset, TeachShare helps you create differentiated, curriculum-aligned resources in minutes!

Why You Need to Learn How To Use AI Tools For Each Subject?

Teachers don’t need more content—they need the right content, fast:

• Tailored to grade and subject

• Aligned to standards (Common Core, NGSS, TEKS, etc.)

• Built-in differentiation for SPED, ELL, MTSS

• Ready to export to Google Docs, print, or digital formats

TeachShare does all of that within a couple minutes.

ELA: Reading, Writing, and Language Arts

TeachShare helps ELA teachers generate:

• Reading comprehension worksheets

• Vocabulary-building activities

• Writing prompts scaffolded by Bloom’s Taxonomy

• Grammar exercises and sentence starters

Example Use Case:

Write a prompt and include that you want a short story in your worksheet → Choose a grade level, standards, teaching strategy, or instructional time → TeachShare creates comprehension questions + discussion prompts. Need differentiation? One click levels the text for ELL or advanced readers.

Math: From Word Problems to Exit Tickets

TeachShare supports math instruction with:

• Leveled problem sets

• Real-world word problems

• Visual-based questions (fractions, graphs, geometry)

• Exit tickets with built-in error analysis

Example Use Case:

Choose “Percents & Ratios” as the worksheet prompt → Set grade 7 → TeachShare generates tiered practice problems and a math journal prompt for reflection.

Science: Labs, CER Prompts, and Vocabulary

Science teachers can create:

• Lab instructions with safety checks

• Inquiry-based activities

• Claim-Evidence-Reasoning (CER) frames

• Science vocabulary organizers

Example Use Case:

Input “Photosynthesis” investigation sheet as the prompt → Pick grade level → Generate an investigation sheet + CER writing task. Enable ELL mode to simplify language and scaffold reasoning steps.

History & Social Studies: DBQs, Primary Sources, Timelines

TeachShare streamlines humanities instruction:

• Document-Based Question (DBQ) scaffolds

• Primary source analysis guides

• Timeline-building worksheets

• Socratic seminar prompts

Example Use Case:

Input worksheet prompt as “Causes of World War I” and include that you want to generate a DBQ packet with guiding questions, vocabulary, and analysis rubrics→ Choose grades 9–10. BOOM TeachShare generates your DBQ packet for you!

SEL & Electives: Reflection, Community, and Skill-Building

TeachShare isn’t just for core subjects. Teachers can build:

• SEL reflection journals

• Behavior check-ins and mood meters

• Career readiness discussion starters

• Art/music response sheets

Example Use Case:

Input class discussion prompt and tell the AI to generate journaling questions and a reflection exit ticket in one go, click and here comes your journaling questions.

TeachShare by Subject – Quick Reference

Subject	What You Can Create with TeachShare
ELA	Comprehension worksheets, vocabulary builders, writing tasks
Math	Leveled problem sets, visuals, real-world tasks
Science	Labs, CER prompts, scientific process organizers
History	DBQs, source analysis, timeline worksheets
SEL / Electives	Journals, SEL check-ins, reflection activities

No templates to download. No prompt engineering. Just input a few words (TeachShare literally enhances the prompt for you) and click the arrow to generate.

FAQ

Can I use TeachShare for multiple subjects?

Yes! TeachShare supports Math, ELA, Science, History, SEL, and electives, all from a single platform.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. You can create 1 AI-generated, fully editable worksheet per week for free—no credit card required.

What if I teach a combo class or resource room?

TeachShare allows you to adjust grade level, reading level, and student supports in one click—ideal for split or inclusion classrooms.

Glossary

• DBQ: Document-Based Question – a history activity based on analyzing documents

• CER: Claim-Evidence-Reasoning – a scientific writing structure

• MTSS: Multi-Tiered System of Supports

• ELL: English Language Learner

• Differentiation: Customizing instruction to match student needs