Tools for teaching.
Made by a teacher.
I’m a physics teacher who likes building useful things. This is where I keep the classroom tools, generators, and other projects I make—and share the ones that might be useful to other teachers.
Tools
A few things I’ve been working on lately.
Motion Graph Tool
Create clean position, velocity, and acceleration graphs for instruction, practice, and assessment.
Motion Map Tool
Build clear motion maps with consistent dots, arrows, direction changes, and stops.
NYSSLS Cluster Test Generator
Build original NYSSLS-aligned physics question clusters with classroom-ready stimuli and questions.
Built because I needed it.
I teach high school physics, and most of the projects here start with something I wish I had for my own classroom. Sometimes it’s a better way to represent a physics idea; sometimes it’s a tool to make planning or assessment easier. So I build it, use it, and keep tinkering with it.
This site is where I share the ones that might be useful to other teachers, too.