The curriculum rebuilt for 1 year
Jon gave his wife's maths plan to Claude and asked it to rebuild two years of repetition into a 1-year course. An hour later the games, tests, sheets and a calendar sat in the planner he had already made. The site for the games was hosted.
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What was done
On 2 October 2026 Jon Hegreness (@JonHegreness_AZ) writes that his wife teaches an accelerated class that takes two years of maths in one year. The two years repeat a lot in the second year. He gave the whole curriculum stack to Claude and asked Claude to get help from Grok, Gemini, ChatGPT and Kimi through MCP. The job was to rebuild it into a 1-year course, write tests, make online games that are not mandatory, make worksheets and schedule the whole teaching year. An hour later she had a website for the games, hosted, with scoring, a leaderboard, printouts, tests and a calendar. It ran through an online teacher planner he had already built for her. He writes that he has never written a line of code. The profile says Cave Creek, AZ.
How it went
She had the site, the tests, the sheets and the calendar an hour later. The post does not say the class has used the plan, and it does not say the maths was checked.
Worth knowing
The site being hosted does not mean a school has approved it. He writes that the games are not mandatory.
How to do it
- Paste in [curriculum] and say what is repeated, and what the pupils actually need to know.
- Ask for tests, sheets, a calendar and games as drafts. Ask it to mark what is guessed.
- Read the subject matter before anything is put online. Publish the page yourself if you want to.
Try it with Claude
Rebuild [curriculum] for [period]. Make tests, worksheets, a calendar and optional games as drafts. Mark what you are unsure of. Do not publish the site until I say yes.
Replace text in brackets with your own.
Done when. The subject matter has been read by the person who teaches, and the site has not been put online without a yes.
Safety rule. Claude does not publish the site and does not change the planner that is in use, until you say yes.
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