How to Create A Lesson Plan on Educator Studio

Learn how you can share your unique and innovative lesson plans with an online community of impassioned educators like you.

Start by briefly describing the purpose of your original lesson plan. Why should other teachers implement it into their classrooms? Then, in the following fields, select the subject(s) and grade level(s) that pertain to your lesson plan. Complete the rest of the form, and voilà, you just shared your lesson plan with Educator Studio. Now, that deserves a gold star!

Subjects

Art, English, Grammar, History, Literature, Math, Music, Other, Reading, Science, Social Studies, Writing

Keywords

A comma-separated list of terms describing this content. Example: word puzzles, engaging, games, schoology

Grades

K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 >12

Objectives:

List objectives of this learning scenario. Please use Bloom’s Taxonomy as a reference. For example: At the end of this scenario the learner will be able to: Analyze…Design…Create…

Materials:

Provide a list of the materials needed for the instructor/learner to successfully complete the lesson.

Christine Harper

About the author

I'm the Community Manager for Educator Studio. You can think of me as the friendliest techie in the teacher's lounge. I'm here to answer questions, share ideas, and direct you to some really inspired lesson plans. So go ahead, grab a hot cup of joe, and let's talk technology in the classroom!

Procedure:

This should be a concise and specific step-by-step process so that others can repeat or remix the lesson in their own environment.

Assessment:

List what you are going to use to assess learner performance that demonstrates learner objectives have been met.

Technology:

What Web 2.0 tool or other technology tools were necessary to facilitate this lesson? Please provide a link to your tool if it is Web-based.

Reflection:

This should be in two parts. Part 1: Explain how learners reflect on their performance. Part 2: Explain how the person implementing the lesson should evaluate and/or improve the process.

Audience:

Identify your learner according to grade level, age or environment.

Making Connections:

List ways in which learners can make connections with previous knowledge, something relevant to the target audience, or with a global audience.

Comments

andreaphysics I love the format of these lesson plans! This website is like the pinterest of lesson plans. I keep getting so many new ideas!

Rena Hanaway Hi Andrea! I am so happy to read your post. I designed this framework based on research and 15 years in the classroom. I am so excited to see others who are as passionate about changing education! Sincerely, Rena J Hanaway

wilson20

I thought pinterest can include numerous lesson plans for teachers. It's a great platform.