Teaching resources
Differentiate a worksheet without losing the learning goal
Create supported, independent and extension versions of one activity with clear shared objectives.
Review the result before use. Normal allowances apply.
WordPilot · Updated
Adapt it for your learners
- Best for
- Vocabulary · 8–11
- You provide
- Your objective, learner age and instructions
- You get
- An editable resource to review and export
How teachers use it
- 1State the shared learning goal and the barriers learners face.
- 2Request different scaffolds, response formats and challenge levels.
- 3Compare all versions to ensure each still teaches the intended skill.
What the finished resource can look like
One vocabulary objective with supported, independent and extension activities.
- Subject
- Vocabulary
- Suggested age
- 8–11
- Use weather words in context
- Keep the same goal with different support
Original WordPilot example, reusable and adaptable for classroom use. No official curriculum alignment claimed. Review and adapt for your learners.
Open and adapt the resourceAnswer key / marking guidance
- forecast
- A drizzle is light rain; a storm can include strong wind and heavy rain.
- Accept accurate contextual use. Extra challenge should deepen the same vocabulary goal.
Good to know
Do not infer learning needs or diagnoses from personal data. Teacher knowledge should guide appropriate support.
Does differentiation mean more questions?
Not necessarily. Change examples, sentence starters, representations or reasoning demands while retaining a common objective.