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[Name] has settled into a confident rhythm in math this year and is working at grade level. Their strengths include solving multi-step word problems and using math vocabulary accurately. They work hard in lessons and are always willing to have a go. Their next step is to check answers using estimation, and I am confident they will rise to the challenge.
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Each comment follows the shape experienced teachers use, in 3 or 4 sentences.
Over 550 ready-to-copy comments, written for each subject and grade band.
Yes. The report card comment generator is completely free and needs no account. It is one of LessonHQ's free teacher tools, alongside the paid lesson-pack generator.
No. Every comment is put together in your browser from a hand-written comment bank. Names, choices and class lists are never sent to a server, saved or logged, and they disappear when you close the tab.
No. This free tool uses a bank of sentences written by people, combined according to the grade level, effort, strengths and target you choose, with the right pronouns and grammar. For comments built from your own notes on each student, try the AI Report Writer, which needs a free account.
Yes. Switch to Whole class, paste your class list with one name per line (you can add the grade level and pronouns after a comma), and you get one comment per student. Each one can be edited, regenerated or copied, or you can copy them all at once.
Press Regenerate for a fresh version: openers, sentence structures and the order of ideas all change. Picking different strengths and targets for each student makes the biggest difference, and you can always add a personal sentence of your own before pasting it into your report card.
It covers ELA, math, science, social studies, art, music, PE and a general option for work habits, with below, at and above grade level bands. It suits elementary and middle school best; high school teachers may want to add course-specific detail.