1 Write the worksheet
How to write a worksheet (format guide)
One thing per line. Leave a blank line between questions. Spelling of the labels is forgiving: Q:, Question: or 1. all start a question.
| Write | What it does |
|---|---|
Title: Adding fractions | Main heading and file name |
About: Maths, Grade 6 | Line under the title (optional) |
Instructions: Answer each question. | Instructions box (optional) |
Language: es | Language code, so screen readers and read-aloud use the right voice (default en) |
# Part 1 | Section heading |
| Any other line | A paragraph of reading text |
Q: What is 1/2 + 1/4? | Starts a question |
a) 2/6b) 3/4 * | Multiple-choice options. Put * after the right one. Two or more * make a "choose all that apply" question. - option and [x] option also work. |
Answer: 3/4 | three quarters | Typed answer. Separate accepted answers with |. Capitals, spaces and a final full stop are ignored. |
Model answer: ... | For open questions: shown after the learner writes their own answer |
Hint: ... | A hint the learner can open |
Explain: ... | Your worked explanation, shown after checking |
Your draft is kept in this browser until you clear it.
2 Check and download
How learners open the file
- Send the .html file in WhatsApp, by Bluetooth, by email, or copy it onto a USB stick or memory card.
- The learner taps the file and chooses a web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Samsung Internet, Safari). No app to install, no account, no internet needed.
- Answers are saved on that device, in that browser. On a shared phone, the next learner can press "Clear my answers and start again" at the bottom.
- Some messaging apps open .html files in a viewer that blocks scripts. The text is still readable there; for answer checking, choose "Open with" a browser.
3 Preview what learners get
This is the real file, working. Try answering a question or changing the reading options. (The preview cannot save answers; the downloaded file can.)