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How to Use “Create Anything” in Monsha for Any Teaching Resource

Learn how to use Monsha’s “Create Anything” tool to generate any classroom resource that can't be created using other tools.

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If you ever need a teaching resource that doesn’t fit a standard template, or want a tool that matches your unique idea, Monsha’s Create Anything is built for you.

With Create Anything, you can quickly generate feedback for a student’s essay, draft a letter home, create a one-off rubric, design anchor charts, summarize class discussions, and much more.

You’re not limited by predefined formats or rigid categories. Just describe what you need and let Monsha handle the rest.

Below, you’ll find a step-by-step guide for using Create Anything—and see how to turn your own ideas into ready-to-use classroom materials, no matter the use case.

How to create any teaching resource using Monsha

1. Log in to Monsha

Go to Monsha, then sign up or log in—it only takes a moment.

2. Select “Create Anything” from the tools list

Once you’re logged in, you’ll see a menu of resource tools (lesson plans, worksheets, presentations, and more). Click on Create Anything—this tool is for anything that doesn’t fit neatly elsewhere, or when you want more flexibility.

3. Describe your request, however you want

In the large text box at the top, type out what you want to create. You can be detailed or keep it simple - the more context you provide, the more tailored the output.

Examples:

  • “Give me feedback on this essay. List out the strengths and areas for improvement, and then rewrite the essay according to the feedback.”

  • “Draft a letter to parents about the upcoming field trip, including key dates and permission requirements.”

There’s no need to worry about formatting or prompts. Just explain your task as you would to a colleague.

4. Add any supporting materials

Monsha lets you add all sorts of context:

  • Upload files (PDFs, DOCX, images, rubrics, assignments)

  • Paste text directly

  • Link to websites (articles, blogs, example resources)

  • Add videos (YouTube links or other video sources)

For example, you might upload a scanned student essay, attach your own grading rubric, or link to a sample letter. The more you add, the more precise and relevant the output will be.

5. Set grade and language

Specify the grade (e.g., Grade 9, Grade 11) and language for your resource. Monsha uses this to match tone, vocabulary, and structure to your students’ needs.

6. (Optional) Use advanced options

Need your resource aligned to curriculum standards, a lesson, or a specific framework? Click “More Options” to:

  • Attach to a lesson, course, or unit

  • Align to standards like Common Core or NGSS

  • Select frameworks (Bloom’s Taxonomy, Lexile, DOK)

  • Add instructional notes

These settings help you tailor your resource to fit seamlessly into your curriculum and reporting.

7. Click Generate

Hit Generate. In seconds, Monsha will create your resource—ready to review, refine, and use.

What can you do after generating your content?

After generating your resource with Create Anything, Monsha gives you a suite of features to customize, adapt, and share your work.

Chat and iterate, just like a conversation

  • Request revisions, simplifications, or focus changes instantly (“Rewrite for Grade 6,” “Add grammar feedback,” etc.)

  • Generate follow-up materials in the same thread—like comprehension questions, extension activities, or parent updates

  • Use the Quick Actions menu for helpful suggestions and fast edits

Each output in any Monsha resource comes with a set of icons that let you take powerful next steps — refine, extend, or repurpose your lesson plan with a click.

Edit and enhance within Monsha

You can edit directly in Monsha’s editor:

  • Add images, tables, or charts

  • Drop in vocabulary lists, sample answers, or checklists

  • Embed videos or code snippets

  • Structure content as needed—no copy-pasting between tools

Instantly adapt and differentiate

Quickly:

  • Adjust grade level or reading complexity

  • Translate content into 60+ languages

  • Reframe for frameworks (Bloom’s, Lexile, DOK)

  • Create alternate versions for support or enrichment

Export and share in any format

Download or share your resource as:

  • PDF, DOCX, Google Doc, spreadsheet, or image

  • Direct links for Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology, and more

  • Saved in Monsha for future updates and reuse

All your content are saved in your Monsha account so you can access, reuse, or revise them anytime.

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