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Lesson Plan Template
Here is a Bit document that you can interact with and see in it's entirety.
Bit documents are collaborative and fully customizable based on your needs.
What is a Lesson Plan?
A lesson plan helps instructors keep their daily lessons organized. It's a smart way of keeping the opening remarks, topics, and assignments in one organized place on a daily basis.
Why Lesson Plans are Important?
Lesson plans are an important way of ensuring that topics get covered appropriately and that the class has all of the insight and information they need to understand concepts. The more organized instructors are with what they are covering the better chance students have to being engaged, interested and walk away with new information.
What You Should Include in Your Lesson Plans?
Lesson Plan
Class Name:
Subject:
Date:
Created By:
Standards: Add the standards that you're covering.
Objectives: Describe what your goals are that you're trying to achieve.
Materials / Resources: Are there any materials you need to prepare - presentation, print outs, videos, pages in a book, etc.
Lessons: Describe your lessons below.
Assignment / Activities: Add any assignments or activities you would like to your students to do.
Self-Evaluation: Take time at the end of the lesson to provide yourself with a quick evaluation. What could have been better?
Notes: Add any additional thoughts and notes on next steps.
Key Benefits of Creating Your Lesson Plans on Bit.ai
Bit is an collaborative interactive modern document platform that allows you to incorporate smart content inside of your documents. Educators from across the globe are using Bit for fast beautiful documents.
Here are some of the man benefits of using Bit:
- Collaborate in real-time
- Interlink lesson plans and other documents
- Create fully responsive documents
- Create lesson plans only visible to yourself or your classmates
- Track engagement on shared lesson plans with instructors, etc.
How to Make Your Lesson Plans Interactive?
Recommended power links and files you can add to your lesson plan:
- Web links
- PDFs, PowerPoint in Google Drive/OneDrive
- Google Sheets, OneDrive Excel, Airtable
- YouTube, Vimeo
- Social Media posts
- Draw.io & Lucidcharts
