Try Unpack Edu with a sample

Pick any one below to start. These are practice documents we made — no real schoolwork needed. Choose whatever looks closest to the kind of task you find tricky.

How it works
  1. Download a task below — each card names the tool it suits best.
  2. Open that tool (the button on the card) and upload the file — exactly as you would a real task.
  3. Have a go, and answer the quick questions if they pop up.
  4. Look at what the tool gives you back, too — notice anything you, your child, or your student would still need explained or scaffolded to finish it, and tell us.
  5. When you’re ready, we’ll ask if you’d like to try it on one of your own assignments.
Everyday task · practice

How to make a bed

Good for: Unpack my worksheet

A quick everyday task — no school knowledge needed. Use Unpack my worksheet to break it into clear steps.

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Writing assessment · Year 5 English

Persuasive text — have your say

Good for: Unpack my assignment

A primary persuasive writing task. Use Unpack my assignment to make what’s being asked clearer.

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Analytical response · Year 7 English

Reading & responding — a poem

Good for: Plan it step by step

A Year 7 analytical response to an unseen poem. Use Plan it step by step to tackle it one part at a time.

⬇ Download this task Open Plan it step by step →
Assessment + rubric · Year 9 English

Romeo & Juliet — analytical essay

Good for: Unpack my marks

A Year 9 essay with a marking rubric. Use Unpack my marks to work out what a good answer needs.

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Set-up note (not shown to testers): the four example tasks live in the samples/ folder beside this page and are linked above. Deploy that folder to /samples/ in the repo. Source: making-the-bed.docx (an everyday task we created) plus three school tasks — persuasive-writing-year5.docx, analytical-response-year7.docx, romeo-juliet-year9-with-rubric.docx. Framed to testers as “example tasks”, not test materials.