Almanack

What is Almanack?

Almanack provides lesson planning materials such as worksheets, activities, assessments and slide decks across many subjects, mapped to Indian boards like CBSE, ICSE and state curricula. Teachers can adapt a curriculum lesson, differentiate it for different learners and replan it to fit their calendar. Almanack for Schools adds curriculum design and daily planning without replacing an LMS.

Key capabilities of Almanack

• Adapt: modify a lesson's reading level, topic, content or pacing.
• Differentiate: create versions for below-grade, above-grade, ELL and IEP learners.
• Replan: fit a curriculum to your teaching calendar and highlight trade-offs.
• Curriculum alignment: mapped to CBSE, ICSE and state curricula.
• Exports: PowerPoint, Word and PDF.
• Single sign-on: Google, Microsoft Entra ID, Clever and ClassLink.

How Almanack works

A teacher picks a curriculum lesson, adapts or differentiates it, and exports it or uses it with Google Classroom, Google Forms, Kahoot or Google Slides. Schools can start with a 5-teacher pilot.

Who uses Almanack?

Almanack is for teachers, school leaders and curriculum coordinators. It suits schools that want shared lesson plans aligned to their board without changing the learning management system they already use.

Almanack pricing

Almanack does not list plans or prices. Sign-up is free and needs no credit card, and the site mentions a free trial. Schools can begin with a 5-teacher pilot.

Almanack alternatives

Brainly is a student-facing homework help community. Quizgecko generates quizzes and study materials from text. Flint is an AI platform for schools that supports teacher-guided student use of AI. Almanack focuses on teacher lesson planning aligned to curricula.