Tomorrow’s lesson, done tonight
Pick your grade, subject, and standards. VIC drafts the full lesson: objectives, activities, differentiation for up to five groups, a worksheet, an answer key, and an exit ticket. Download it to Word or print it.
Free for educators · No credit card
Get your evenings back. Let VIC draft the lesson plan and the note home.
VIC is an AI planning partner and virtual co-teacher built by a working principal. It writes standards-aligned lessons with worksheets and answer keys, drafts messages to parents, and gives students guided practice, so you can spend your time teaching.
I built VIC as a principal who watches great teachers lose their nights and weekends to planning and paperwork. VIC is not a chatbot that does students’ work for them. It is a co-teacher that supports your instruction and leaves every decision with you.
Built-in Florida B.E.S.T. and Pennsylvania K–8 reading and math standards, or paste your own state’s standards for any grade and subject.
What VIC does for you
Six jobs off your plate
The note home, without the stress
Describe the situation and the tone you want. VIC drafts a clear, warm message to parents, a colleague, or your principal. You review and edit before anything is sent.
Refresh an old lesson
Upload a lesson you already have (Word, PDF, or text). Ask VIC to make it more hands-on, Socratic, or project-based, or rewrite just one section.
A co-teacher for one group while you teach another
Students work through guided practice with VIC asking questions instead of handing out answers. Teachers manage the classroom and see what students worked on.
Plan your week and prep your meetings
A personal assistant for the work around teaching: a weekly plan, a private task list, meeting prep sheets, and short professional learning ideas.
Your judgment stays in charge
Everything VIC makes is a draft for you to review. Official standards wording is protected, and no student names are needed to plan a lesson.
Try it on one real lesson this week.
Sign up with your email, plan one lesson you actually have to teach, and see if it saves you time. It is free for educators. If it helps, share it with your team.