Lesson Planner-AI lesson planning tool

Example

A teacher needing a 45-minute lesson for upper-intermediate students on modal verbs can input their specific requirements (e.g., focus on conversation skills, minimal use of technology). Lesson Planner will provide a structured lesson that includes an introduction, a detailed explanation of modals, a group activity for practice, and a role-play for practical application.

Scenario

This function is particularly useful for teachers preparing lessons on short notice or for those seeking fresh ideas to keep lessons engaging while focusing on specific language skills.

Example

A teacher looking for engaging icebreakers for a new class of beginner-level students could use this function. Lesson Planner would suggest games like 'Two Truths and a Lie' or visual-based activities, alongside printable resources and online links to worksheets.

Scenario

Teachers who want to incorporate new and varied activities into their lessons to keep students engaged will find this function valuable. It ensures that the suggestions are level-appropriate and suitable for the classroom setup (physical or virtual).

Example

A teacher interested in assessing students’ grasp of past tense verbs can request evaluation strategies. Lesson Planner would recommend tailored assessment methods, such as written quizzes, group storytelling activities, or peer evaluations with specific rubrics.

Scenario

This feature is helpful for teachers who need quick, reliable ways to measure learning outcomes or adjust lessons to improve student comprehension in real-time.