Lesson Plan Builder
A 60-minute lesson plan — objectives, hook, instruction, practice, assessment.
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What you get
Get a 60-minute lesson plan with objectives, hook, instruction, practice, and assessment, tailored to your topic and level, for £1.
Who it's for
- Newly qualified teachers
- Supply teachers
- Teaching assistants
- Home educators
Use cases
- Planning a lesson for a substitute teacher
- Creating a last-minute lesson plan for a unexpected teacher absence
- Developing a lesson for a specialist subject
- Preparing a lesson for a new class or group of students
- Filling a gap in a scheme of work
FAQ
how long does the lesson plan take to create
The lesson plan is created in minutes, and you'll receive a 60-minute plan with all the necessary sections, including objectives, hook, instruction, practice, and assessment. You can use it immediately, and it's tailored to your specific topic and level.
what is included in the lesson plan
The lesson plan includes objectives, hook, direct instruction, guided practice, independent practice, and assessment, all with explicit time allocations that sum to the lesson length. You'll get a comprehensive plan that covers all the necessary elements for a 60-minute lesson.
can i customise the lesson plan
You can customise the lesson plan by providing the topic, level, and time, and the plan will be tailored to your specific needs. However, the plan's structure and content are generated based on the system prompt, so you won't be able to make changes to the plan's format or sections.
how much does the lesson plan cost
The lesson plan costs £1, and you'll receive a comprehensive 60-minute plan that includes all the necessary sections and elements. It's a one-time payment, and you can use the plan immediately.
Sample output
Here's a 60-minute lesson plan on photosynthesis - light-dependent reactions for Year 10 GCSE Biology students: **Objectives** 1. Students can explain the overall equation for photosynthesis and identify the reactants and products of the light-dependent reactions. 2. Students can describe the role of light energy in generating ATP and NADPH during the light-dependent reactions. **Hook (5 min)**: Show a 60-sec video of an oak leaf time-lapse — ask students to predict what changes between sunrise and noon, focusing on how light affects the leaf. Ask students to write down their predictions and share with a partner. **Direct Instruction (15 min)**: Introduce the light-dependent reactions, using a diagram to illustrate the process. Explain how light energy is absorbed by pigments such as chlorophyll and converted into ATP and NADPH. Highlight the key stages: light absorption, excitation of electrons, transfer of electrons, and generation of ATP and NADPH. Use simple equations to summarize the light-dependent reactions. **Guided Practice (15 min)**: Provide students with a diagram of the light-dependent reactions and ask them to label the key components (e.g., thylakoid membrane, chlorophyll, ATP synthase). Then, give students a set of statements related to the light-dependent reactions (e.g., "Light energy is absorbed by chlorophyll," "ATP is generated in the stroma") and ask them to identify which statements are true or false. **Independent Practice (15 min)**: Ask students to complete a short task: "Describe the differences between the products of the light-dependent reactions (ATP and NADPH) and the overall products of photosynthesis (glucose and oxygen)." Provide a template with prompts to guide their writing. **Assessment (10 min)**: Distribute an exit ticket with the following question: "What is the primary role of light energy in the light-dependent reactions?" Allow students to write a brief answer, then collect the exit tickets to assess their understanding.
Last updated: 2026-06-28