Texted it. Checked it. Printed it.
Text Baker the lesson in a sentence. A worksheet comes back for your class: pitched at your year group and curriculum, with numbered questions, room to write and an answer page. You read it, then you print it.
Stop fixing a worksheet that nearly fits.
You already know the topic and what your class needs to practise. Say that to Baker instead of searching for a sheet to work around.
The sheet that nearly fits
You find something close online, then change the numbers, the words and the level until it suits the pupils you actually teach.
The curriculum check on the side
The activity looks fine. Whether it matches your year group and curriculum is a separate job, done with a separate document open.
The chat reply that won't print
A chat box can write decent questions. Turning its reply into a page your pupils can work from is still your job, before the bell.
Baker does all three in one text: it already knows your class, pitches the sheet at them and sends back a page that's ready to print.
A draft made for your class, not a blank page.
Baker keeps the things you'd tell a new colleague about your class and uses them on every sheet, without being asked.
It knows your class
Year group, what they're learning this term, which group needs a word bank, what worked last week. Tell it once and every worksheet uses it.
Word bank at the top for Ali's group again, like last week?Pitched at your year group
Your phone number tells Baker where you teach, so year names, spelling and curriculum line up from the first text. Year 4 in Leeds or Grade 4 in Ohio, the sheet reads right.
Year 4 history, so I've kept it to roads, towns and Hadrian's Wall.The page, not the chat reply
A clean A4 PDF lands in the chat: title, instructions, numbered questions, lines to write on and an answer page at the end.
Here it is. Six questions, answers on the last page.Changes by text
Too hard, too long, wrong focus? Reply in plain words and a new version comes back. No editor to open, no layout to fix.
make q6 harder for my top tableSee what your pupils will work from.
An example of the layout Baker sends from one text. It's the page your class uses, not a transcript to copy out.
- The worksheet, laid out for your pupilsA title, the year group and subject, short instructions and sections with headings. Not a chat reply to reformat.
- A Name and Date lineUnder the title on every worksheet, where pupils expect it.
- Numbered questions with room to writeLines to write on, plus word banks and draw-and-label boxes where they help.
- An answer page at the endWhen there are answers, they go on their own page, so you can check them before class.
Any subject. Say it the way you'd say it.
A sentence is plenty. These are the kind of texts teachers send.
Topic worksheets
Year 4 worksheet on the Romans in Britain, with a word bank Grade 3 sheet on the water cycle, short answers Year 6 RE worksheet on Diwali, six questionsLabelling and drawing
Parts of a river, with a draw-and-label box Year 2 sheet on the parts of a plant, big writing linesVersions for your groups
Same sheet, easier, for the blue group A harder last question for my top tableQuick fixes
Shorter please, it's the last lesson of the day Add answers on the backKeep your class and the printout in one place.
A chat box can help with ideas and questions. Baker remembers your class, pitches the sheet at them and hands back the PDF, in the same text thread.
A real worksheet Baker made, answers and all.
Not a mock-up. We texted Baker as a test teacher, and this is exactly what came back, pictures and all. Open the PDF and print it.
Year 4 worksheet on the Romans in Britain please, with a word bank and answers
Here you go. Gap fill, sentence answers, a sequencing bit and a draw-and-label soldier box, with the word bank up top for your group.
Answers on the back page.
PDFThe Romans in Britain
1 text in. A finished PDF out.
Tap Text Baker now
WhatsApp opens with a message to Baker ready to go. Send it. No sign-up, no account, no password.
Text the lesson
Open WhatsApp and ask in your own words. "Year 4 worksheet on the Romans, with a word bank" is plenty.
Read it, then print it
The PDF lands in the chat. Read it as you would any resource. Want it easier, shorter or with a harder last question? Just say so.
One plan. Everything below is in it.
- Worksheets for any lessonAny subject, any topic you teach. Ask as often as you like, unlimited messages.
- The worksheet, laid out for your pupilsClean A4 PDF with a Name and Date line, numbered questions, lines to write on, word banks and draw-and-label boxes.
- An answer page at the endOn its own page whenever there are answers, so you can check them before class.
- Pitched at your class and curriculumYear group, country and curriculum from the start, plus everything you tell it about your groups.
- Versions for every groupEasier, harder, shorter, with a word bank. Ask for it in a reply, no starting again.
- Lives in your textsWhatsApp, on the phone you already have. No app, no login.
One plan. Unlimited messages. Cancel any time.
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Make your next worksheet here.
- Your first resource is completely free. No card, no account, nothing to sign up for. Just text.
- Cancel by text: send CANCEL, confirm with YES, done. Your plan runs to the end of the month you paid for.
- Every worksheet is a real PDF on your phone. It's yours to keep, print and share.
- First names only. Baker doesn't keep surnames or medical details.
What Baker doesn't do (yet).
Before you make your first worksheet.
What exactly does Baker make?
A worksheet laid out as an A4 PDF: a title, the year group and subject, instructions, numbered questions with lines to write on, word banks or draw-and-label boxes where they help, a Name and Date line, and an answer page at the end when there are answers. It lands in your WhatsApp chat.
Which subjects and year groups?
Any subject you teach in primary, from history and geography to RE and science. Baker covers Reception and Year 1 to 6 in the UK, Kindergarten to Grade 5 in the US and Canada, and the matching years in Ireland, Australia and New Zealand.
Will it match my curriculum?
Your phone number sets your country and curriculum, and Baker pitches every sheet at your year group from what it knows about your class. The more you tell it, the closer it gets. It isn't an official approval, so read each sheet before it goes out, as you would any resource.
Can I change the worksheet before I use it?
Yes, by text. Reply with what you want ("easier", "shorter", "add a word bank", "harder last question") and a new PDF comes back. There's no editable document or editor.
How do I print it?
Open the PDF in the chat and print it from your phone, or send it on to your school computer like any other attachment.
How much does it cost?
Your first resource is completely free: no card, no account, just text. After that the Baker plan is $20 USD a month for unlimited messages. Text PLAN any time to see the details.
How do I cancel?
Text CANCEL and confirm with YES. You keep Baker until the end of the month you've paid for and you won't be charged again. Changed your mind? Text KEEP.
Is it safe to text about my pupils?
Use first names or group labels ("the blue group"). Baker won't store surnames, medical or special-needs details, and it says so if you send them. The full detail is in our privacy policy.
Tomorrow's worksheet is one text away.
Tell Baker the lesson. Read what comes back. Print it for your class.