Curriculate is AI lesson planning — then AI task generation
Most “AI classroom tools” generate activities. Curriculate plans the learning experience first: time-fit pacing, grade-appropriate task selection, intentional movement breaks, and station-ready delivery — then it generates tasks to match that plan.
Not just AI task generation — AI lesson pacing and planning
Curriculate doesn’t generate a random pile of activities. It first plans a time-fit, grade-appropriate mix of task types for your topic and learning goal — then generates tasks to match that plan.
- ✓Plans the learning experience first — then generates the tasks to match.
- ✓Uses real task durations to fill your lesson window (e.g., 45 minutes).
- ✓Balances variety: quick retrieval, deeper thinking, collaboration, and creativity.
- ✓Includes movement/body-break tasks intentionally (not randomly).
- ✓Prevents movement from being overused or back-to-back.
- ✓Only selects task types that are classroom-ready and UI-supported.
Time-aware, student-aware task sets
Pick a lesson length and learning goal. Teachers choose the time window; Curriculate chooses the task count and mix using expected task durations — without dead time or rushed endings.
⏱️ Time-Aware Task Sets
Curriculate uses task definitions (expected completion time) to decide how many tasks to include and what mix fits.
- ✓Lesson-length planning (e.g., 20, 35, 45, 60 minutes)
- ✓Grade + goal + topic-aware task type planning
- ✓A mix of short + deep tasks, tuned to your goal
- ✓More consistent pacing across classes
🏃 Movement, Done Right
Movement tasks are intentionally placed, capped to a small portion of the set, and never stacked back-to-back.
- ✓At least one movement break when appropriate
- ✓Capped percentage (teacher-adjustable)
- ✓Never back-to-back movement tasks
Built for station rotation, not worksheets
Curriculate is designed for real classrooms: station cards, QR-coded stations, multi-room scavenger options, and repeatable routines.
📍 Station-Ready by Design
Generate station-based sets that are ready to run with minimal prep.
- ✓Station-friendly task formats
- ✓Supports fixed-station display assignment
- ✓Designed for quick launch and smooth transitions
🗺️ Multi-Room & Scavenger Options
Enable multi-room tasksets for hallway / library / gym / campus rotations.
- ✓Optional room list for scavenger-style runs
- ✓Works with station scanning routines
- ✓Great for review days and engagement boosts
Specify the lens for prompts and scoring
Teachers can define a worldview lens and use it to shape how tasks are framed and how responses are evaluated — without outsourcing judgment. The teacher sets the criteria; the system helps apply it consistently.
🧭 Define a worldview lens
Set the values, virtues, assumptions, or guiding principles you want reflected in tasks and discussion.
- ✓Lens can be broad (values) or specific (a short statement)
- ✓Applies to prompts, reflection questions, and teacher guidance
- ✓Optional per-class / per-unit / per-task
✅ Score against your criteria
Use your worldview criteria as part of the scoring rubric, so feedback and evaluation match your intent.
- ✓Rubric-driven scoring aligned to your stated lens
- ✓Transparent criteria (teachers can edit before use)
- ✓Consistent evaluation across teams and tasks
Task types grouped by learning intent
Rather than a static list, Curriculate selects task formats that match how students learn — and adapts the mix to your context.
🎯 Retrieval & Review
Fast, confidence-building checks for key facts and terms.
- ✓Multiple choice and true/false formats
- ✓Flashcards and speed rounds
- ✓Quick feedback loops
🧠 Reasoning & Thinking
Tasks that require sorting, sequencing, comparing, and explaining.
- ✓Sorting/categorizing and matching formats
- ✓Sequencing/timeline-style tasks
- ✓Explain-your-thinking prompts
🎨 Expression & Creativity
Let students show understanding in more than one modality.
- ✓Drawing/visual response formats
- ✓Narration/synthesis prompts
- ✓Photo journal & “make and snap” options
🤝 Collaboration & Communication
Structured discussion and team formats designed for real classrooms.
- ✓Intra-team and inter-team options
- ✓Debate/discussion structures
- ✓Peer explanation and reasoning
Useful outputs — not noise
Curriculate emphasizes teacher usability: clear tasks, predictable pacing, and outputs that help you teach.
🧾 Teacher-Friendly Notes & Clarity
Tasks are generated with fields the student UI can actually use.
- ✓Less prompt chaos; more classroom-ready structure
- ✓Consistent formatting across task types
- ✓Designed for predictable student experience
🔒 Only Implemented & Supported Tasks
Your generated set avoids formats that don’t exist in the student app (enforced server-side).
- ✓No “broken task type” surprises
- ✓Only generator-eligible, implemented tasks
- ✓System-enforced guardrails
Ready to see it in action?
Generate a task set, run it in stations, and feel the pacing difference.