What’s Monsha and How Can It Help?

Monsha is an AI-powered productivity tool designed for teachers and educators. It helps you plan your lessons and create or differentiate teaching resources for yourself or your students. Monsha can significantly reduce the time spent on preparation while improving the quality of your work.

Curriculum and Lesson Planning

Monsha makes it easy to break down your curriculum into units and lessons. It allows you to:

Plan long-range with your existing curriculum and scope and sequence.
Work extensively on every aspect of your daily lesson plans — from hooks and direct instruction to classroom activities, homework, and differentiation strategies.
Create resources like presentations, assessments, and worksheets.
Upload and store your source materials for different lessons, units, and courses to use in the future.
Align everything with curriculum standards, grade levels, and learning objectives.
AI-generate every part of your course, plans, and resources — while keeping full control over modifications.

Before you know it, you’ll have your entire school year or semester planned and organized in one place.

Resource Creation

Monsha generates a variety of teaching resources—presentations, quizzes, worksheets, vocabulary lists, reading passages, rubrics, images, and more—based on your topics or source materials. These resources are automatically aligned to the difficulty level, lesson objectives, or curriculum goals you specify.

You can edit, export, differentiate, and build follow-up materials from the generated content as needed.

How Does Monsha Compare to Other AI Tools?

Monsha vs. General AI Tools

Monsha is a preferred choice over tools like ChatGPT or Gemini because:

No need for complex prompt engineering—you can get by with minimal input.
Leverages multiple AI models (from OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, etc.) based on the task.
Integration with other LMS and platforms like Canvas, Schoology, Google Classroom, Kahoot, Quizizz, etc.
Designed specifically for teachers, built around teacher workflows.
The time you save with Monsha adds up significantly over time, especially for repeated tasks.

Monsha vs. Teacher-Specific AI Tools

Tools like MagicSchool or Brisk Teaching are great for one-off resources, but Monsha takes a broader approach:

Provides an end-to-end workflow (plan, create, edit, adapt, differentiate, export).
Maintains continuity — each task builds on the last, so there’s no need to start over.
Stores and applies context at every stage, making future work faster, easier, and more precise.
Learns from your requirements, feedback, and usage patterns — the more you use it, the better it gets.
Connects both your daily lesson planning and your broader long-range planning, so everything you create in Monsha stays coherent.

Our favourite words for describing Monsha: all-in-one, end-to-end, context-driven, iterative, aligned.

How to Create Teaching Resources Using Monsha

Monsha makes it easy to create teaching materials like lesson plans, assessments, presentations, and worksheets with a flexible, context-driven workflow. Here's how to get started:

Step 1: Log into Monsha and find the tool

Visit app.monsha.ai and sign in with your personal or work email.

Click here to access Monsha

Once logged in, you'll land on your homepage, where all the available tools are displayed. Each tool is designed to create different types of resources.

While there may be slight variations between tools, the general workflow is outlined below.

Step 2: Enter your requirements

Type in your prompt, topic, or instructions in the text field. You’ll also be asked a few quick questions to help generate your resource.

You can also add any reference materials to help the AI create more accurate and relevant content. This includes:

URLs (articles, PDFs, research papers, websites, etc.)
YouTube videos
File uploads (documents, PowerPoints, images, etc.)
Text excerpts
Another Monsha resource
Lesson/unit/course objectives

Feel free to add multiple sources.

Depending on the tool you're using, you’ll see options like:

Grade Level: K-12 or university.
Language: 60+ supported languages.
Configure Resource: Available in some tools. This lets you give more specific preferences for what you're creating, like an IEP, a rubric, or an image.

Step 3: Align your resource (optional)

You have these options to fine-tune how your resource fits into your teaching:

Attach to lesson: Organize your resource under a course, unit, and lesson.
Adapt to educational frameworks: Apply Bloom’s taxonomy, Lexile reading levels, or depth-of-knowledge (DOK) levels.
Assign curriculum standards: Select from pre-filled options (e.g., Common Core, NGSS, IB) or add custom standards.

Click Generate, and Monsha will create your resource.

What You Can Do after Creating Resources

After a resource is generated, you can:

1. Chat with your content

Keep the conversation going. Ask Monsha to revise the resource, add follow-on content, or explore other ideas — just like a ChatGPT thread.

Use the Quick Actions menu to get prompt suggestions tailored to your task.

Each resource in the thread comes with a set of icons that let you take powerful next steps:

2. Edit and enhance

Edit: Adjust the content to match your needs.
Enhance: Add multimedia elements like images, tables, or embedded videos.

3. Differentiate teaching resources

Monsha makes it simple to create multiple versions of a resource to meet the needs of diverse learners:

Translate the generated resource into any of the 60+ supported languages.
Adapt it by changing grade level, depth of knowledge (DOK), Bloom’s taxonomy level, or Lexile reading level.

4. Export generated resources

Export your resources in a variety of formats compatible with both Google Workspace and Microsoft Office. Depending on the resource type, available export options include:

Documents: PDF, DOCX, Google Docs
Presentations: PPTX, Google Slides
Spreadsheets: XLSX, CSV, Google Sheets
Forms: Google Forms
Images: PNG, JPEG, WEBP
Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology integration
Kahoot, Quizlet, Quizizz, Blooket, etc. for quizzes and worksheets

More export options are being added regularly.

Pro Tips for Using Monsha

Build Resources from Existing Ones

Use resources you’ve already created in Monsha to save time and maintain consistency. For example, generate a lesson plan, then turn it into an assessment, study notes, or a worksheet—all within the same workflow. This reduces repetitive setup and keeps your materials aligned.

Combine Multiple Sources

Add depth and variety to your resources by mixing multiple inputs. You can combine materials like an article, text excerpt, and research paper, while keeping everything aligned to your lesson objectives.

Assign Standards at the Lesson Level

Assign curriculum standards to the entire lesson instead of individual resources. This ensures that all resources created under the lesson are automatically aligned to the same standards.

Re-use Past Prompts

Quickly reuse any prompt, link, or video you’ve entered before. Monsha remembers your past inputs, so you don’t have to start from scratch every time.

Edit or Reuse Your Original Setup

After you create a resource, click on the ‘See Prompt’ button to view and tweak the original setup of any resource. You can also duplicate it to create new resources with the same structure and preferences.

How to Plan Curriculum / Long-Range using Monsha

Monsha helps you plan and organize your course content by breaking it into units and lessons. Here's an overview of how to structure and manage your curriculum:

Step 1: Create a New Course

After logging in, head over to app.monsha.ai/courses.

Start by creating a course, which can represent a school subject, a book, or a university course.

Provide details like the course title, grade level, language, and the number of units and lessons. You can also upload your existing curriculum, scope and sequence, or other notes.

The AI will process this information and create a course with units and lessons already set up — complete with descriptions, objectives, and other details.

This gives you a head start so you can work on your course more extensively.

Click here to create courses

Step 2: Work on Your Course

Once your course is created, you’ll land on the Course Page, where you can:

View and Manage Units & Lessons — See all units in one place. Expand any unit to view its lessons, search by name, and click through to open specific unit or lesson pages.
Add Content Manually or with AI — Type in a new unit or lesson name to create it instantly (Monsha will auto-generate its description and objectives), or let AI create multiple units or lessons for you based on your input.
Reorder Units and Lessons — Drag and drop to arrange units, or move lessons between units.
Import Content — Bring in courses, units, lessons, or resources from other platforms.
Manage Resources — In the Resources tab, see all AI-generated and uploaded materials linked to your course. You can reassign them to different units or lessons, or add new resources directly from here.
Store Source Materials — Upload files, links, or videos that you can reuse later when creating new resources.
Align Standards — In the Standards tab, add curriculum goals for your course, and manage or update them as needed.

This is your central hub for organising your course structure, keeping all your units, lessons, resources, and standards connected in one place.

Step 3: Build Out Your Units

From the Course Page, click on any unit title to open its Unit Page. Here you can:

Set Learning Objectives — These are auto-generated when the unit is created. You can edit them manually or re-generate them with AI, adding optional instructions for more precision.
Create a Unit Plan — Use the built-in editor to outline big ideas, essential questions, instructional strategies, pacing, key vocabulary, and assessment overviews. Start from scratch or let AI generate the plan for you.
Align Curriculum Standards — Add or update standards specific to this unit.
Manage Lessons — See all lessons in the unit, search by name, and click through to open each lesson. Add new lessons manually or with AI, and reorder them by dragging and dropping.
Attach Resources — Add new resources directly under the unit, or browse resources created for its lessons. You can also upload source materials (files, links, videos) for future use.
Reassign or Reorder — Move lessons and resources between units, or reorder them within the same unit.

The Unit Page is where you shape the bigger picture for a section of your course, while keeping all lessons, resources, and standards connected.

Step 4: Plan Your Lessons

From the Unit Page, click on a lesson title to open its Lesson Page. Here you can:

Use the Lesson Plan Canvas — Work in a flexible, modular layout where each block represents a key part of your lesson (e.g., objectives, key concepts, opening activities, direct instruction, guided practice, assessments, homework).
Configure Your Blocks — Choose which blocks to include, and reorder them with drag-and-drop. You can also add optional blocks like differentiation strategies, extension activities, teacher notes, or exit tickets.
AI-Generate Content — Populate any block (or the entire canvas) with AI-generated content, adding optional instructions for a tailored result. You can regenerate blocks at any time without losing existing resources.
Create Resources Inside Blocks — Generate presentations, worksheets, quizzes, or other materials directly linked to a specific block, with objectives and context already pre-filled.
Align Curriculum Expectations — Add or update standards for the lesson. If standards are set at the course or unit level, they won’t automatically appear here, so you can choose to set them specifically for this lesson.
Manage Lesson Resources — In the Resources tab, see everything created for this lesson, whether it was made inside a block or at the lesson level. Upload or add new resources anytime.

The Lesson Page is your detailed workspace for planning and resourcing every part of a single class session, keeping content, activities, and objectives all in one place.

Start using Monsha now