Do students need an account?

No. Nothing on the site has accounts or sign-ups. A student opens the link and starts.

Can I see my students' scores?

Not from here. Answers and results stay in each student's own browser and are never sent to us. Each of these tools can copy a summary of a session, which a student can paste to you.

What does a shared link contain?

Only the set: the words and their definitions, the tables, the states or the elements you chose. It sits after the # in the address, a part browsers do not send to a server, and our visit counting leaves it out too.

Do these work on Chromebooks and tablets?

They run in any current browser, with nothing to install. Spelling Practice speaks words with a voice installed on the device; where there is none, it shows each word briefly instead.

Can students practice at home?

Yes, the same link works anywhere. Each practice tool also shows how many answers a student gave today and how many days in a row, counted in that browser.

Practice tools for your class, no logins

Make a practice set, share it as one link, and students open it straight away on any device. No accounts, no sign-ups, and what students type stays in their own browser.

Make a setType a week's spelling words, choose the times tables, pick the states or the elements.
Copy the linkShare this list, or Share this set, makes a link that carries the set inside it.
Students practiceThey open the link and start. Each browser keeps its own progress and a count of days in a row.

Tools that share a set

Spelling Practice

Your own word lists, with a definition or a sentence after any word. Each word is spoken by a voice on the student's device, or shown for a moment, then typed.

The link carries a week's word list.

Example: eight words

Multiplication Practice

Choose which tables, how many questions and an optional time limit. The link carries the seed too, so the whole class gets the same questions.

The link carries the tables, the count and the timer.

Example: the 6 to 9 tables, 20 questions

US State Capitals Quiz

Pick the states (a region, or all fifty), the kind of question and whether answers are typed or chosen. A map sits beside every question.

The link carries the states and the kind of question.

Example: the nine Northeast states

Periodic Table Quiz

Names, symbols and atomic numbers for the elements you choose, typed or multiple choice, with an optional timer.

The link carries the elements, the direction and the timer.

Example: the first 20 elements, symbol to name

Put a tool on your class page

Every tool page has an Embed button that gives a snippet like this one, for that tool. To open a set inside the frame, add everything from the # of your shared link to the end of the frame's address.

<iframe src="https://gizmobench.com/embed/spelling-practice" width="100%" height="640" style="border:0" loading="lazy" allow="clipboard-write" title="Spelling Practice"></iframe>
<p><a href="https://gizmobench.com/spelling-practice" rel="nofollow">Spelling Practice</a> by GizmoBench</p>

More practice

For the room and the worksheet

For teachers

Do students need an account?: No. Nothing on the site has accounts or sign-ups. A student opens the link and starts.
Can I see my students' scores?: Not from here. Answers and results stay in each student's own browser and are never sent to us. Each of these tools can copy a summary of a session, which a student can paste to you.
What does a shared link contain?: Only the set: the words and their definitions, the tables, the states or the elements you chose. It sits after the # in the address, a part browsers do not send to a server, and our visit counting leaves it out too.
Do these work on Chromebooks and tablets?: They run in any current browser, with nothing to install. Spelling Practice speaks words with a voice installed on the device; where there is none, it shows each word briefly instead.
Can students practice at home?: Yes, the same link works anywhere. Each practice tool also shows how many answers a student gave today and how many days in a row, counted in that browser.