Just tell Ada what you need. She builds it for any math or science classroom.

A thin-sliced lesson breaks a concept into a sequence of small, gradually escalating tasks so students build understanding step by step, from initial exploration through to mastery. It’s ideal for Building Thinking Classrooms and inquiry-based teaching.

Yes, and not just to a single standard set. Lessons can be aligned to Common Core Math, NGSS, state-specific standards, TEKS, IB, and essentially any framework you teach to. Each lesson displays its target standard code alongside the pedagogical approach, and you can specify whichever standards your district or country uses so the alignment matches your context.

STEMEngine AI covers Mathematics and Science, including algebra, geometry, calculus, statistics, biology, chemistry, physics, and earth science, from elementary through high school and introductory college.

Absolutely. You can differentiate an entire lesson in one pass, generating scaffolded support versions (chunked steps, sentence starters, vocabulary support, worked examples, cloze, reduced computation) alongside the original, then print both as ready-to-hand-out class and small-group copies.

STEMEngine isn’t limited to a fixed menu: it can structure a lesson around virtually any research-based pedagogy you name, including hundreds of frameworks and instructional models. Popular built-in options include Thin-Slicing, Building Thinking Classrooms (BTC), the 5E Model, POGIL, NGSS Phenomenon-Based learning, Claim-Evidence-Reasoning (CER), Problem-Based Learning, and Discovery/Inquiry. But if you teach with a different approach, just ask for it and the lesson’s structure, consolidation, and teacher notes adapt accordingly.

Yes. Alongside full lessons, the Quick Assign tool builds ready-to-run classroom routines in seconds — a five-day Spiral Review of mixed, cumulative skills, a Number Talks string for mental-math discussion, and the 3 Reads protocol for math word problems. Each comes with discussion prompts and answer keys, and can be projected on-screen or printed for students.

Yes. The Course Planner lets you upload your district's pacing guide, syllabus, or scope-and-sequence as a PDF, photo, or pasted text. It maps every topic automatically — up to 120 per course — and you can build each lesson straight from that plan. Your district's sequence stays intact; the AI just builds the materials to match it.

Absolutely, you’re in full control. Every task, warm-up, exit slip, and homework problem is fully editable. Swap in your own problems, insert custom tasks, adjust difficulty, or regenerate a single item, without rebuilding the whole lesson.

You can print student handouts (with or without answer keys), export to PDF, or share a live student link. Quick Assignments can also be shared as interactive links students complete on any device.