Monsha
AI planner that builds lesson plans, unit plans, quizzes and worksheets from a topic, standard, file or video, then exports them to Docs, Slides, Forms or your LMS.
- What it does
- Monsha is a teacher-focused AI planning tool. You pick what you need (a lesson plan, a course or unit outline, question sets, a worksheet, comprehension questions from a passage, slides, a rubric or a vocabulary list), set the grade, language and standards, and add a topic, file, URL or YouTube video as the source. It drafts the resource and lets you edit, differentiate it for different groups, or ask for a follow-up activity. Finished work exports to Google Docs, Slides and Forms, Word, PowerPoint, PDF and LMS formats such as QTI, and it lists quiz platforms like Kahoot, Quizlet and Quizizz among its export options.
- Best for
- Teachers who want one place to plan a unit, then turn each lesson into a quiz, worksheet or slide deck that drops straight into Google Classroom or Microsoft tools.
- Price
- Free plan with a monthly allowance of AI credits (new accounts start with a 14-day Pro trial). Pro is USD 120 a year (USD 10/month billed yearly, or USD 20 month to month) for unlimited everyday use; Team is USD 144 per seat per year; Enterprise for schools is custom-priced (per monsha.ai/pricing, checked 2026-10-24).
- Limitation
- The free plan's credits run out quickly if you generate whole units, so heavy use means paying for Pro. Like any AI planner, its questions and answer keys can contain mistakes, so check them before students see them. Monsha says it doesn't need identifiable student data; keep student names and details out of the IEP goal and feedback tools anyway, and check your district's approved-tools list.
- Grades
- Grades K-12
- Subjects
- All subjects
- Official site
- monsha.ai ↗
Facts from the tool's own site, checked 2026-10-19. Something changed? Tell us.
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