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How do I create enrichment worksheets for students who've mastered a standard?

On a student's page, when they've scored Advanced on at least one standard, a "Create enrichment worksheet" button appears. It generates a harder, deeper worksheet on the standards they've already mastered — multi-step problems that ask them to justify their reasoning, not just new content rushed ahead. It's the top-end counterpart to remediation (and a great way to challenge advanced students), and it's part of the Teacher and Pro plans.

The Lessonpress enrichment modal — standards a student has already mastered, pre-selected to generate a harder, deeper worksheet.

Step by step

  1. Open a student's page

    From your class, open a student who's doing well. You'll need at least one standard they've scored Advanced on.

    A student's page in Lessonpress — their mastery by standard (including an Advanced one), with 'Create practice worksheet' and 'Create enrichment worksheet' buttons.
  2. Find the enrichment button

    When a student has mastered a standard, a "Create enrichment worksheet" button appears next to their practice options. (If it's not there, they don't yet have a standard scored Advanced.)

    The teal 'Create enrichment worksheet' button on a student's page in Lessonpress.
  3. Pick the standards to stretch

    Their Advanced standards (the ones they've fully mastered) are pre-selected. Standards they're Proficient on (solid, but not yet advanced) are offered too, unchecked, under "Also ready for enrichment."

    The enrichment modal's standard selection — an Advanced standard pre-checked, with a Proficient standard offered unchecked under 'Also ready for enrichment.'
  4. Generate the enrichment worksheet

    Lessonpress writes a harder, deeper worksheet on those standards — richer, multi-step questions that ask students to explain their thinking. Print it or save it as a PDF.

Good to know

  • Enrichment worksheets go deeper on mastered standards rather than racing ahead to new ones — depth, not acceleration.
  • It works across subjects: math gets multi-step reasoning, ELA gets richer text analysis, and so on.
  • Pair it with remediation for the rest of the class, so every student gets the right level from one class.

Common questions

Why don't I see the enrichment button for some students?

It only appears once a student has scored Advanced on at least one standard. Until then there's nothing to stretch them on yet, so the button stays hidden.

Does it teach new, harder standards?

No — it goes deeper on standards they've already mastered, with harder, multi-step questions. It's enrichment, not skipping them ahead to new material.

Does it work outside of math?

Yes. The enrichment adapts to the subject — math gets multi-step reasoning problems, ELA gets deeper reading and text-evidence questions, and so on.

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