Worksheets for every chapter, ready in minutes
Kalp gives your whole school AI-generated worksheets, homework and lesson plans. Teachers publish practice in minutes, students complete it at home, and everyone sees exactly which topics need more work.
Q3. Which gas do plants release during photosynthesis?
Q4. Where does photosynthesis take place in the cell?
2 min
from topic to ready worksheet
100%
of chapters covered with practice
0 hrs
spent grading MCQ worksheets
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teacher, student & parent in sync
The problem
Your teachers shouldn't spend their evenings writing practice questions
Every school knows students need regular, topic-wise practice at home. The material just takes too long to create — so it rarely happens for every chapter.
Evenings lost to prep
Worksheets, homework and lesson plans for every class and every chapter — written by hand, teacher by teacher, evening after evening.
Some chapters never get practice
When creating material is this slow, only a few topics get worksheets — and gaps quietly pile up across the whole school.
Weak topics stay invisible
Marks on paper say a student got 6/10 — not that fractions are fine and decimals are the real problem.
How it works
From chapter name to published worksheet in three steps
No question banks to search, no documents to format, no photocopies. A teacher just describes what their class should practice.
Describe the topic
Pick a class, subject and chapter — that's the whole brief.
Review in the Studio
AI drafts the worksheet in seconds. Swap or edit any question — the teacher stays in control.
Swapped in one tap
Publish to the class
One tap sends it to every student's phone. MCQs grade themselves as students finish.
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Features
Everything a school needs for meaningful home practice
Kalp is built around one goal: every student practices every topic, and the adults around them know exactly where to help.
AI worksheet generation
Topic-specific practice questions for any class, subject and chapter — drafted in under two minutes, matched to your school's curriculum.
Q1. Which object forms the sharpest shadow?
Review Studio
Nothing reaches students without teacher approval. Swap, edit or regenerate individual questions.
Q4. A shadow is formed when light is blocked by an object.
Edited by Mrs. Sharma
Auto-graded practice
MCQs are checked instantly; subjective answers queue up for quick teacher review.
Homework for notebooks
Open-ended homework questions distributed digitally, completed in students' physical copies.
1. Explain why shadows are longer in the evening.
2. Draw the path of light through a pinhole camera.
School-wide rollout
Admins provision teachers, classes and students from one portal — no per-teacher setup, no IT project.
Quick-share links
Share worksheets and lesson plans with a public link — parents and colleagues can view without an account.
Lesson planning
Tomorrow's class, planned before the chai gets cold
Kalp drafts a complete, structured lesson plan for any topic — hook, explanation, activity and recap — and connects it straight to home practice, so teaching and practice stay on the same page.
- A full plan in minutes: timings, materials and talking points
- Every block is editable — it's the teacher's class, always
- Attach a practice worksheet so the topic sticks at home
- Share plans with colleagues and coordinators via a link
Shadow puppets on the wall — what makes them grow and shrink?
How light travels in straight lines; opaque vs. transparent objects.
Build a pinhole camera in pairs and trace the light path.
Publish the attached 8-question worksheet for home practice.
One platform, every stakeholder
Teachers, students and parents finally see the same picture
Topic mastery is the shared language. Everyone knows what's strong, what's weak and what to do about it.
For teachers
Create in minutes, not evenings
- Generate worksheets, homework & lesson plans for any chapter
- Review and edit every question before publishing
- See per-student topic weaknesses at a glance
For students
Practice at your own pace
- Complete worksheets at home on any phone
- Instant feedback on every MCQ answer
- No pressure — practice, not exams
For parents
Finally know where to help
- Topic-level view of your child's progress
- Know which chapters need attention this week
- Simple reports, no jargon
Topic mastery
Stop guessing which topics need work
Marks tell you a number. Kalp tells you the topic. Every completed worksheet feeds a per-student, per-topic picture that teachers, parents and principals can act on.
- Class-level heat view: which chapters does 7-B struggle with?
- Student-level drill-down: what should Aarav practice this week?
- School-wide trends for principals, without chasing registers
Suggested next worksheet: Nutrition in plants — 9 students below 50% mastery.
FAQ
Questions schools ask us
Is Kalp an exam or evaluation tool?
No — and that's deliberate. Kalp is for home practice. Students complete worksheets at their own pace to build topic mastery. There are no rankings, no leaderboards and no exam pressure. The goal is understanding, not scoring.
Can individual teachers sign up on their own?
Not yet. In this first phase, Kalp is rolled out school-wide: the school onboards its teachers, classes and students together from the admin portal. Individual teacher accounts are on the roadmap.
Do teachers have to trust the AI blindly?
Never. Every AI-generated worksheet and lesson plan lands in the Review Studio first, where the teacher can edit wording, swap out individual questions or regenerate until it's right. Nothing reaches students without teacher approval.
What subjects and classes does it cover?
Any subject and any class — the teacher describes the topic and Kalp generates questions and lesson plans for it. It works for Science, Maths, Social Studies, languages and more.
How does grading work?
MCQ worksheets are graded automatically the moment a student submits. Subjective answers go to the teacher for quick review. Homework is done in physical notebooks and isn't submitted through the app at all.
What does a school need to get started?
Just phones. Teachers and students use the mobile app, admins manage the school from the web portal, and parents can view progress from a simple link. No special hardware or lab required.