In this video I walk through Google’s newly released set of 27 free Gemini AI tools for educators, and I show you exactly where to find them and how to start using them right away. I break down the different “types” of tools you’ll see, including the ones that work more like guided templates (where you fill in a few fields and let Gemini do the heavy lifting) and the ones that are more like ready-to-run Gemini prompts you can copy, tweak, and reuse. To make it practical, I demo a couple examples so you can see what these tools look like in real life. One example is generating a quiz (a great time-saver when you need quick checks for understanding), and another is brainstorming a science lab experiment (perfect for idea generation, extensions, and differentiation). The big takeaway is that these tools are designed to be classroom-ready: they reduce prompt-writing friction and help you get to usable outputs faster. If you want the step-by-step written directions for accessing and using the tools, I’ve got a companion blog post linked below so you can follow along and share it with your staff.