Claude for Teachers - Build 11 Teaching Workflows

It's 9pm and you're still grading. The weekend is already gone. Again.



Meanwhile, teachers on Reddit are posting that they cancelled their ChatGPT subscription and got their evenings back. One of them runs a whole class set of feedback against a mark scheme before dinner. The difference isn't talent. It's a workspace you configure once instead of a chat window you argue with every night.



This book hands you eleven teaching workflows you build once and run for the rest of your career.


Every verified US K-12 teacher just got a free year of premium Claude. You have the access. Nobody shipped the system with it, which is why the output still needs fixing, and fixing takes longer than doing the thing yourself. You'll wire the workspace first, so Claude knows your grade, your standards, your rubric and your tone before it writes a word. Then the eleven go in one at a time, each one finished before the next one starts. Your first lesson plan is filed ten minutes after the workspace is live. None of the eleven expires when the model changes.



This is not another copy-paste prompt pack.



Every document you build also comes as a blank copy in a free companion GitHub repo: one folder per chapter, nothing to install and nothing to sign up for.



Here are the eleven you'll build:



1. Your own AI policy. One page: three things you hand Claude, three you never will, and the sentence you say to the colleague who challenges you.


2. The intake rule. A roster code key that never leaves your device, plus the scrub pass that catches the detail hiding inside a kid's own writing.


3. The classroom workspace. One profile file and one Project per prep, so you stop re-explaining your class every Monday.


4. Lesson planning. A standards-aligned plan filed in ten minutes, in your district's format, plus the pattern that makes the next one faster.


5. The materials factory. Scanned worksheets turned into documents you can edit, a bulk practice bank, and a sub-plan you can fire in five minutes when you wake up sick.


6. Differentiation. Support, core and stretch versions in sixty seconds, with the objective holding across all three, plus a re-leveling pattern for any text.


7. Rubric-first grading. A tightened rubric and a calibration record that makes your first-pass grading defensible to a parent or a principal.


8. Parent emails and the admin pile. A pattern library for the message you don't want to send, including the reply that pulls the actual question out of a parent's own AI slop.


9. The hours audit. Your contract salary turned into a real hourly rate. A teacher on $60,000 across 190 contract days is giving away about $45 an hour every evening they work for free.


10. The review pass. Six checks that run before anything reaches a student, and your own written list of what you will never hand over.


11. The weekly routine. All of it assembled into a week you run without ever opening a blank chat window.



This book teaches patterns instead of handing you lines to paste, it prices the hours you take back against your own contract rate, and every chapter ends with something you own instead of an advert for the author. Your free year is already running. Scroll up and grab your copy now!