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Can I turn an article or website into a lesson?
Chalkie uses a readable web page, such as a Wikipedia article, to create lesson slides and a matching worksheet. Paste the page URL, choose your grade and language, then click Create. Review the source and generated content for accuracy and suitability before using it with students.
Built around your source
An article can be rich in ideas but difficult to teach straight from the screen. Build a lesson and practice questions around its content.
Build on material you have chosen for your class.
Generate a worksheet alongside the lesson slides.
Review and edit the output for your students.
Choose a publicly accessible article or Wikipedia page, or try one of the links above.
Select a grade and output language. Choose an example or add your own source, then click Create.
Click Create to generate lesson slides and a worksheet. Review both resources and edit them for your class.
This example started with the solar-system article available above. The lesson introduces the topic through slides, and the accompanying worksheet provides practice. These samples show one generated result, not a guaranteed layout.

Lesson slides
An actual slide from this example generation. Adjust the wording, explanations and activities to suit the students you teach.

Matching worksheet
An actual worksheet from the same generation. Review the questions and adapt them before sharing with your class.
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