Teacher
Build lesson plans, create rubrics, and draft parent communications
The Teacher plugin helps you with lesson planning, assessment design, parent communication, and classroom materials. Every command works standalone — describe your teaching context and get professional output ready for your classroom.
Use /lesson-plan to generate standards-aligned lesson plans with learning objectives, activities, assessments, and differentiation strategies for any grade and subject. Use /rubric to create detailed grading rubrics and assessment criteria aligned to your learning objectives. Use /parent-email to draft progress updates, behavior reports, conference summaries, and parent communications with professional, empathetic language. Use /worksheet to generate practice problems, reading comprehension questions, and differentiated materials for various skill levels.
The plugin's skills activate automatically when relevant: curriculum design expertise for standards-aligned instruction, plus classroom communication skills for parent and student-facing writing.
Commands
/lesson-planGenerate standards-aligned lesson plans with objectives, activities, assessments, and differentiation
/rubricCreate detailed grading rubrics and assessment criteria aligned to learning objectives
/parent-emailDraft progress updates, behavior reports, and conference summaries with empathetic language
/worksheetGenerate practice problems, reading questions, and differentiated materials for varied skill levels
Skills
Skills activate automatically when Claude detects you're working on relevant tasks — no slash command needed.
Curriculum Design
Standards-aligned instruction, backward design, differentiation strategies, and assessment development
Classroom Communication
Parent communication, student feedback, IEP documentation, and professional educational writing
Usage examples
Lesson plan for 8th grade ELA. Standard: RL.8.2 (theme analysis). Text: 'The Giver' chapters 10-12. Include: warm-up discussion, close reading activity, group work, exit ticket. Differentiate for 3 reading levels. 55-minute block.
Rubric for 10th grade argumentative essay. Criteria: thesis clarity, evidence quality, counterargument, organization, grammar/mechanics. 4-point scale (Exceeds, Meets, Approaching, Below). Include specific descriptors for each cell.
Parent email about student who is bright but not completing homework. Tone: collaborative, not accusatory. Include specific observations, suggest home strategies, and request a conference. Student is in 6th grade math.
Worksheet for 3rd grade multiplication. 15 problems progressing from single-digit (3x4) to two-digit by one-digit (12x6). Include 3 word problems with real-world context. Provide a 'challenge' section for early finishers.
Install this plugin
/plugin install teacher@alexclowe/awesome-claude-cowork-pluginsRun this command in Claude Cowork to install. Requires a paid Claude plan (Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise).
All content generated by this plugin is for drafting and informational purposes only. The teacher is responsible for reviewing, verifying, and customizing all outputs before professional use. This plugin does not constitute professional advice.
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