Custom resources
Can’t find it? We’ll build it for you.
Request a custom worksheet, lesson plan, unit or curriculum for your class. Tell us the grade, skill and standards, add an example if you have one, and the LessonSupply team will make it: printable, editable and with an answer key.
Tell us what you need
The grade, the skill, the standards and how you’ll use it. Add a photo of a page you like or your textbook’s lesson.
We build it
Our team writes and designs it to the same standard as every LessonSupply resource: clear directions, answer keys and print-ready pages.
You get an email
When it’s ready, we email you a link. Download the PDF or make an editable copy in Google Docs or Slides.
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What teachers ask us to make
- Worksheets and practice pages
- Task cards and centers
- Lesson plans with slides
- Full units and scope and sequence
- Quizzes and unit tests
- Differentiated or modified versions
- Homeschool curriculum
- Review games and exit tickets
For Pre-K through 12th grade, in math, reading and writing, science, social studies, social-emotional learning and art. Want to check first? Search the library.
Questions
Is it free to request a resource?
Yes. Requesting is free. You only need a free LessonSupply account so we can email you when it’s ready.
Can you make a whole unit or curriculum, not just a worksheet?
Yes. Tell us the scope (how many lessons or weeks, and the standards to cover) and we’ll plan it with you. Bigger requests may come in parts.
Can you match my state standards or my textbook?
Yes. List the standard codes (Common Core, TEKS, Florida B.E.S.T. and others) and add a photo of the textbook page or pacing guide so we can match its wording and sequence.
How long does it take?
It depends on the size of the request and how many teachers are asking for something similar. We’ll email you if we have questions and again when it’s ready.
Will other teachers see my request?
Your request, photos and email stay private. The finished resource is added to the LessonSupply library so other teachers who need the same thing can use it too.
What should I leave out of photos?
Please don’t include student names, faces, grades or other personal information. A photo of a blank page or your own example is perfect.