Science exercises from an experiment video, a textbook page or an article
Bring a YouTube explainer, a photo of the textbook page or a popular-science article. Temaly writes biology, physics or chemistry questions at your class’s level in about a minute.
Material you already use, and what comes out of it
A textbook page on the water cycle
Photograph the page. You get evaporation, condensation, precipitation and collection to put in order, a matching exercise between each term and its definition, and true-or-false statements on common misconceptions.
An experiment video
Paste a YouTube video of a titration or a pendulum experiment. Temaly writes questions on the method, what is measured and why, each linked to the moment it happens on screen.
An article on vaccines or climate
Paste a popular-science article. Out come multiple-choice questions on the key facts and short-answer questions that ask students to explain a process in their own words.
How it works
Bring your material
A YouTube video link, a photo of a textbook page or any text you paste in.
Say who it is for
Subject, level, language and what the exercises should practise. Temaly drafts the set.
Share one link
Students open it on any phone, type their name and answer. You see every answer, question by question.
Seven kinds of exercise
A set mixes the kinds that fit your material. Add, remove, reorder or rewrite any of them.
- Multiple choice
- True or false
- Gap fill
- Matching
- Put in order
- Short answer
- Reconstruct the sentence
Everything in one place
Each tool starts from what the last one made.
- Exercises from a YouTube video, a photo or any text
- Each answer explained, with “watch this part” for video
- Edit any line by hand or with AI
- One link for students, only a name needed
- Results per student and the most-missed questions
- A practice set made from what the class missed
- Word lists with flashcards, Match and Fill the gap
- Crossword and word search, on screen or printed
- One text at three levels
- A timed lesson plan, ready to print
- Name wheel and groups
- Printable worksheets with an answer key
- Folders for your materials
Ways to start
Pick what you have in hand. Each one ends in exercises your class opens from one link.
Need it on paper? Make a worksheet from a YouTube video
Need fill-in-the-blank exercises? Make a gap fill from your own text
Make your first set of exercises today
Bring one video, photo or text from your next lesson. It takes about a minute.
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