This is Worksheet Patch's Teacher Hub — your classroom command center. Build your class once, type a worksheet's name, and every student has it. Then see who's done and what to reteach. No logins or passwords for your kids, ever.
Sign in with GoogleTeachers sign in with Google — that's the whole login. One pass belongs to one teacher: it's tied to your account, so it can't be shared or passed around.
Try the Hub in practice mode — a sample class you can click through without signing in. Nothing is saved.
Use the Google button above. That's the whole login — nothing new to remember, and nothing to hand out to your class.
Type names in — or import your class list from PowerSchool or any school program and the Hub builds the roster for you. We keep names only; everything else in the file is thrown away. Kids open their work with their name and color — no passwords, no accounts for them.
Search any worksheet in the catalog, tap assign — boom, all the kids have it. Then the Hub tracks who's finished and what's getting missed.
Type a name, tap assign — the whole class has it.
See at a glance who finished, who's working, who hasn't started.
Reports show the questions your class keeps missing.
One-time payment — it never auto-renews.
Families and kids sign in a different way — from the Game Patch page. This door is for teachers.
Worksheet Patch — Made by a K–12 school technology veteran with 20+ years in classrooms. Kids never see prices, and students never need a login.
What to teach, in what order, week by week: a free planning guide with the ELA skill map for grades 2–5, the early-literacy road for kindergarten and grade 1, and blank planning pages to write your own year into. Built from the mainstream pacing pattern across eleven states — and labeled honestly where programs differ.
Your classes, who's done, and what to assign next.
Tap a student to see what they're working on. Students join only when their family approves the link.
Pick a skill, see exactly what's included, then assign. It lands on each student's My Work page.
This will appear on each student's My Work page.
Games count as finished when every level is passed. Worksheets and practice aren't tracked online — those are people's marks.