Lesson planner
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The document provides instructions for using a lesson planner tool. It allows teachers to schedule instructional units, lesson plans, and standards coverage for classes in a calendar view. Teachers can view materials and create new materials to add to lesson plans. The steps shown allow teachers to schedule standards coverage, create lesson plans by selecting standards and content format, and add resources and identifiers before scheduling plans to the calendar or sharing them.
Lesson planner
- 2. Get a visual layout of your instructional planning in day, week, or month views Schedule instructional units and lesson plans for one or more of your classes Use the sidebar icons to find instructional materials or create new materials and add them to your lesson planner View standards coverage you scheduled on your calendar after analyzing student performance reports Add events, notes, and attachments for specific days
- 3. Scheduling Instruction from the Lesson Planner •On the left sidebar, select the third icon, Schedule Standards Coverage. •In the Schedule Standards Coverage window, select a grade and subject
- 4. •In the Standards Coverage window that appears, enter a title and description. Then, click the + sign to close the window and save the standards coverage event onto the calendar. • Now your class calendar should reflect your selected standard on the appropriate date
- 5. Creating a Lesson Plan
- 6. Under the Classroom Tab, choose Instructional Materials In the Create Dropdown Box, select Lesson Plan and Click Go.
- 7. 1. Provide a detailed overview of your lesson. 2. Select your standards aligned to your lesson.
- 8. 3. Select content format. If you use a district template, be sure to include enough information to be useful to yourself and other teachers. Save often to avoid timing out. 4. Locate additional resources to add to your lesson. Click the blue arrow to link your resource to the lesson.
- 9. 5. Select identifiers for the lesson. Click view details to review lesson.
- 10. Share with Other; Submit for district approval Schedule to your calendar