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How to generate a review worksheet from a report
Create new practice questions targeted to your class's learning gaps, review them, and download a printable worksheet.
Review worksheets use AI to create brand-new practice content targeted to your class's learning gaps. Packslet uses the report's Biggest opportunity to generate fresh questions covering the concepts and skills your class struggled with most. This gives students another way to practice the material and build understanding before returning to the original questions.
Note: AI insights and review worksheet generation require Packslet Pro. The report must have an AI summary with a Biggest opportunity and a Generate review worksheet button. See How to upgrade to Packslet Pro.
- Open a report and find Summary. If you see Analyzing class performance…, wait for the analysis to finish. If analysis fails, click Retry.
- Read Biggest opportunity to understand the area the worksheet will cover, then click Generate review worksheet. See How to read a report for help interpreting the results.
- In How many questions? (max 20), enter a whole number from 1 to 20. The default is 10 questions.
- Click Generate. Keep the page open and do not refresh while Packslet builds the questions. This can take a few minutes.
- Review each generated question, its answer choices, and the highlighted correct answer for accuracy and suitability before using it with students. All questions are selected initially. Clear a question's checkbox to leave it out, or use Deselect all and Select all to change the selection. Keep at least one question selected.
- Click Download worksheet. Wait while Building… appears, then open the downloaded PDF.
- Review the PDF and print the question pages for your students. The worksheet includes spaces for the student's name and date, with an Answer Key at the end that you can print separately for yourself.
The generated questions are used for this worksheet and are not saved to your question pack. Download the questions you want to keep before closing the window; reopening it starts a new generation flow.