How to write a lesson plan with AI

Tomorrow lesson needs a clear goal, an activity and a way to see who understood. Start from your curriculum and adapt a draft to the students and materials you actually have.

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Draft the lesson activities

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Build a lesson around one learning goal

  1. Choose the lesson goal and available materials

    Choose the lesson goal and available materials.

    Example: Choose the grade-four goal of comparing fractions and list paper strips, pencils and a 35-minute period.

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    Draft the lesson activities

    Plan a [duration] lesson for [grade] on [learning goal] using [materials] and a short exit question.

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    Adapt the outline for visual support

    Paste the anonymous your tool outline into your tool and ask for a [accessible activity version] for students who need visual support, without changing the learning goal.

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  4. Try the activity and check understanding

    Try the activity and check understanding.

    Example: Work through the fraction activity yourself and prepare an exit question asking which is larger, one-half or one-third, and why.

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Before you write a lesson plan

Can I upload student work?

Follow school policy and remove names and identifying details; use approved systems for protected student information.

What if the lesson is too hard?

Reduce the number of examples and model one step, while keeping the same learning goal.

Does the draft meet my curriculum?

Compare it with the actual standard and required methods before teaching.

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