Free AI parent update generator. Pick a unit, pick a week, and get a jargon-free class-wide letter with key learning bullets and a home-practice suggestion. No student data.
A parent update is a short (under 180 words) class-wide letter you can print or email home. It summarizes what your class learned in a chosen window (this week, last week, or the whole unit) in jargon-free language, plus one home-practice suggestion and a small "misconceptions to watch" list.
No. The generator reads only your unit metadata (essential questions, standards) and the aggregated misconceptions from the assessments you already attached. It never touches student names, submissions, or per-student data.
Pick "This Week" for a weekly newsletter, "Last Week" for a catch-up, or "Entire Unit" for an end-of-unit family recap. The window filters which of the unit's attached assessments the AI pulls misconception data from.
About 20 seconds. The generator uses Claude Sonnet to write the letter in one pass and returns it as printable HTML plus discrete bullets you can restyle for your newsletter template.
Yes. Type feedback ("shorter", "warmer", "mention the Wednesday field trip") and the AI revises the letter while keeping the same structure.