Lesson Planning-AI lesson plan generator

Example

You provide: Grade 7 Math, 55 minutes, 30 students (4 IEP, 3 multilingual learners), objective: proportional relationships intro.

Scenario

Lesson Planning converts constraints into structure: a precise timing map (e.g., 5-min warm-up, 10-min modeling, 15-min guided practice, 15-min collaborative tasks, 5-min exit ticket, 5-min closure), highlights needed materials (graph paper, calculators), and flags access supports (visual models, vocabulary cards).

Example

You say: “Students should compare unit rates.”

Scenario

It crafts a measurable objective (e.g., “SWBAT compute and compare unit rates in equivalent scenarios with 80% accuracy”) and aligns it to a relevant standard (e.g., CCSS 7.RP.A), then threads the alignment through activities, checks for understanding, and the exit ticket.

Example

Sections include: Objectives, Success Criteria, Materials, Vocabulary, Hook/Warm-Up, Direct Instruction, Modeling/Think-Aloud, Guided Practice, Independent/Collaborative Practice, Checks for Understanding, Differentiation/Accommodations, Assessment (formative & summative), Closure, Homework/Extensions, and a Timing Map.

Scenario

For Grade 3 fractions, it proposes a concrete–representational–abstract sequence: fraction circles (concrete), drawings (representational), symbolic comparisons (abstract), plus turn-and-talk prompts and targeted CFUs (whiteboard show, thumbs-scale, quick sort).

Example

Tiered tasks: Core set A, Support set A- (scaffolded stems, sentence frames, visuals), Extension set A+ (non-routine problems).

Scenario

In a mixed-ability class, it embeds UDL options (choice boards, multimodal input), language supports (word banks, frames), and accommodations (chunked steps, extended time). It also suggests enrichment (student-designed problems, peer teaching) for fast finishers.

Example

Exit ticket with 3 items keyed to the objective, plus a 4-criteria analytic rubric for a short writing or lab report (Criteria: Accuracy, Reasoning/Evidence, Communication, Conventions).

Scenario

During the lesson, quick CFUs (cold-call with stems, whiteboard checks) inform whether to re-teach or proceed. At the end, the exit ticket supplies evidence of mastery; the rubric supports consistent grading and student feedback.

Example

Suggests manipulatives (cuisenaire rods), routines (Notice & Wonder, Four Corners), and templates (graphic organizers, lab data tables, peer-feedback forms).

Scenario

When planning a debate in ELA, it proposes a protocol (constructive speech, cross-ex, rebuttal), audience roles, sentence stems for claims/counterclaims, and a note-catcher to structure evidence.

Example

Builds a 5-week mini-unit outline with essential questions, weekly goals, assessment checkpoints, and prerequisite skill refreshers.

Scenario

For Biology cell processes, it sequences lessons (cell structure → diffusion/osmosis → enzymes → photosynthesis → respiration) and identifies misconceptions to preempt (e.g., enzymes used up in reactions).

Example

Generates a polished PDF or copy-ready text you can paste into your LMS/syllabus.

Scenario

After refining the plan, you request a downloadable PDF. The plan’s headings, timing, and bullet points are formatted for print or quick admin walkthroughs.