This lesson plan template provides guidelines for planning a lesson including the subject, purpose, materials needed, student outcomes, pre-assessment, procedures, post-assessment, and references. The lesson purpose is to help students meet certain goals. The template outlines steps for engaging students, presenting content, applying knowledge, and checking understanding to guide students through the learning process.
This lesson plan template provides guidelines for planning a lesson including the subject, purpose, materials needed, student outcomes, pre-assessment, procedures, post-assessment, and references. The lesson purpose is to help students meet certain goals. The template outlines steps for engaging students, presenting content, applying knowledge, and checking understanding to guide students through the learning process.
This lesson plan template provides guidelines for planning a lesson including the subject, purpose, materials needed, student outcomes, pre-assessment, procedures, post-assessment, and references. The lesson purpose is to help students meet certain goals. The template outlines steps for engaging students, presenting content, applying knowledge, and checking understanding to guide students through the learning process.
Lesson purpose (Clarify general intentions of lesson related to GLOs.)
This lesson is designed to help students: Materials needed (List what needs to be ready before class.) Planning considerations (Consider room configuration, # of students, special needs, literacy concerns, + need for practice.) Bridge-in/Hook (Focus student attention, connect to previous lessons, + promote engagement.) 1. ) Outcomes (Share student learning outcomes – what knowledge, skills, and attitudes will be addressed?) SWIBAT + active verb + condition + measurement + time or “I can” statements 2. Students will be able to: a. Pre-assessment (Activate and diagnose prior knowledge.) 3. Participatory learning/Procedure (Guide students through: 1) main content: ideas, information, concepts, principles, or procedures; and 2) application of knowledge: demonstrations, activities for students, problems to solve, etc.) 4.
Post-assessment (Check for understanding.)
5. Summary/closure (Recap key concepts, consolidate understanding, relate to lesson to assignments/homework/readings?) 6. References used (List sources for the lesson and resources for further study.)