Maths Comment Generator | Grades 9–12 | IB DP Report Cards

Write Grades 9-12 maths report comments in seconds: 360 ready-to-use, IB DP-aligned comments across five mathematical criteria, auto-assembled into a personalised paragraph for each student.

Report card season doesn’t have to take over your evenings. This Google Sheets maths comment generator gives you 360 carefully written, IB DP-aligned comments covering five key mathematical skills, and assembles a complete, personalised paragraph in seconds.

Type the student’s name, choose their gender, and set the maths context. Click the tick on the comments you want and your paragraph builds automatically. Copy and paste it straight into your report card system. Every comment is written for Grades 9-12, in scholarly, DP-appropriate language with the academic rigour expected at this level.

The five criteria (Conceptual Understanding, Problem Solving, Mathematical Communication, Reasoning & Thinking, and Application to Real Life) map onto the IB DP maths courses, the CCSS Mathematical Practices, and any maths curriculum. Names and pronouns substitute automatically, and each performance level colour-codes itself.

What’s included

• 360 ready-to-use, IB-aligned maths comments
• Maths contexts: Number & Operations, Problem Solving & Investigations, and General
• Criteria: Conceptual Understanding, Problem Solving, Mathematical Communication, Reasoning & Thinking, and Application to Real Life
• 4 performance levels: Not Meeting, Approaching, Meeting, Exceeding (auto colour-coded)
• 6 comments per slot, mixing ready-to-use sentences and sentence starters you finish
• 1 Google Sheets file, no macros and no setup

Who it’s for

• IB DP teachers writing Grades 9-12 maths reports
• Any high-school maths teacher writing report card comments
• Subject teachers who want faster, more consistent reporting

Please note: this .xlsx file must be opened in Google Sheets to function. Upload it to Google Drive and open it as a Google Sheet (File - Open with Google Sheets). The FILTER and TEXTJOIN formulas it uses are Google Sheets native.