Q: How do I start building a lesson plan?
A: Start by using one of the suggested prompts if they are appropriate to you - if not you can type in any request you have for a lesson plan.
Q: Can I plan by unit, topic, or objective?
A: Yes. You can begin planning from a unit, a specific topic, or an instructional objective. The tool is flexible to match your workflow.
Q: What components are included in the plan template?
A: The plan includes sections for objectives, materials, instructional procedures, checks for understanding, differentiation strategies, and reflection prompts. Sections are fully customizable.
Q: Does it suggest strategies or materials?
A: Yes. It provides suggestions based on your curriculum, including teaching strategies and resources that align with best practices and instructional goals.
Q: Can I edit or add custom steps in the plan?
A: Yes. All parts of the lesson plan are fully editable, so you can adjust or add your own content as needed.
Q: How do I save or export a finished lesson?
A: You can export your lesson as a PDF document for printing or sharing.
Q: Can I share my plan with another teacher?
A: Not yet. Shareable formats are coming soon to make collaboration easier. (coming soon)
Q: Does the tool support daily and weekly planning?
A: Right now, it’s designed for planning one lesson at a time, typically for daily instruction.
Q: Will it remember my previous plans for reuse?
A: Yes. Your recent plans are saved, and you can open them again to make edits or use them as a starting point for new lessons.
Q: Is this tool useful for substitute or co-teachers?
A: Yes. The clear structure makes it easy for another teacher to step in and understand what’s being taught and how.
Q: How do I reflect on or revise a lesson I’ve already taught?
A: Each plan could include (if you wish) a reflection section where you can add notes about how the lesson went and what you might change next time.
Q: Does it offer examples or exemplars of complete lessons?
A: Yes. You can use a sample lesson plan prompt to get ideas or see how a strong plan is structured.
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