Three portal tools take you from "what do I teach this week?" to a ready lesson.
Find what to teach in Curriculum
Rosh Hashanah, Chanukah, Pesach, and every week in between. Anyone can open the Curriculum guide.
Go to Curriculum.
Pick a guide from Category, then click a section title to jump to it.
Each pick shows the course, why it fits, and sometimes a classroom activity. Click the course to open it, or Learn more for the activity.
Want a hand mapping out your year? Click Ask our team, tell us what you teach today and where you want help, and click Send request. Our schools team follows up by email. This comes with the School plan.
Get a course's teaching kit
Go to Teaching kits.
Type a course name in Search courses, pick a Resource type, or both.
Click a course card to open its whole kit. Every kit has its own link to share with another teacher.
To grab a whole set at once, narrow your search and click Download all. Your ZIP downloads once "Preparing ZIP…" finishes. A ZIP holds up to 50 files, so with more you'll see "Narrow by course or type to download". Links to outside sites, like Kahoots, aren't included.
A locked file tells you why:
"Add yourself as a teacher to open these resources": you're the school admin and you removed yourself from Teachers. Click Go to Teachers and invite your own email.
"Ask your school admin to add you as a teacher to open these resources": ask your school admin to invite you.
"Download every kit with a school plan": Download all comes with the School plan. Click Buy school access to see it.
Prep with AI
AI teacher prep gives you clean Torah Live transcripts, so your worksheet starts from what your students watched.
Go to AI teacher prep and search for a course.
Click the course. Its videos open on the side.
Click Copy or Download on a video's row, or Copy all transcripts or Download all for the whole course.
Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini with a prompt, like "Make a one-page worksheet for 5th graders from this video. Ten questions. Add an answer key."
Check names, quotes, and halachic details against the video before you teach.
"No transcript" means that video doesn't have one yet. Every transcript starts with a short note. Keep it: transcripts are for making materials for your own students. Credit Torah Live, keep quotes accurate, and don't share the transcript itself or call AI-made materials official Torah Live content.
Download not working? Click Try again on that video, or wait a moment and click Download all again. If nothing downloads at all, your school's internet filter might block it. See Will my internet filter block Torah Live?