Lesson Plans — one subtopic, one plan, ready to teach
Branded, print-ready lesson plans for every grade, subject, unit and subtopic. Objectives, success criteria, a minute-by-minute timeline, differentiation, assessment and every classroom resource — free to download.
Start with the cluster
Lesson plans sit at the leaf of the graph: Grade → Subject → Unit → Topic → Subtopic → Lesson Plan. Pick a grade to walk down the path.
Grade 5 · Math · Number and Proportion · Fractions · Equivalent Fractions
Twenty lesson types on one subtopic, each with the full 29-block structure, a branded printable document and every matching worksheet, quiz and assessment.
Lesson plans by grade
Each grade hub opens the subject list, then units, topics, subtopics and plans.
Lesson plans by subject
Subject entry points default to the most requested grade for that subject.
Every subtopic ships 20 lesson types
Daily through annual, same subtopic spine.
- Daily Lesson Plan
- Weekly Lesson Plan
- Unit Plan
- Semester Plan
- Annual Plan
How the learning is structured in the room.
- Interactive Lesson
- Project-Based Learning
- STEM Lesson
- Inquiry-Based Lesson
- Problem-Based Lesson
- Lab Lesson
- Activity Lesson
The classroom job the lesson has to do.
- Revision Lesson
- Exam Preparation Lesson
- Homework Lesson
- Assessment Lesson
Who the learners are and where they are.
- Special Education Lesson
- Gifted Education Lesson
- Remote Learning Lesson
- Hybrid Learning Lesson
Units, the planning layer
Between subject and topic sits the unit — the scheme-of-work level teachers actually plan against. Every subject is mapped into units before topics fan out.
Every plan carries
- Branded header with logo, plan ID, version and curriculum
- Grade, subject, unit, topic, subtopic, duration and difficulty
- Teacher name, class and date fields
- Objectives, success criteria and standards alignment
- Materials, technology and a preparation checklist
- Footer branding, copyright, page numbering and a QR code
Teacher workflow
- Bookmark plans and build collections and folders
- Duplicate a plan and edit your personal copy (premium)
- Print, share or download in six formats
- Track recently viewed plans across the section
- Jump straight to the matching worksheet, quiz or assessment
- Generate differentiated versions with the AI assistant
Search & filter
Fifteen facets across grade, subject, unit, duration, curriculum, country, objectives, skills, lesson type, resource availability, format and access.
AI planning assistant
Generates from this plan, stays on this subtopicRewrite the three tracks for your actual class profile.
One-paragraph summary for your planner or cover teacher.
Homework matched to tonight's independent practice.
Stretch tasks for students who finish early.
More items on the same subtopic, same difficulty.
Ten aligned items with answers.
Which versions of the sheet fit this class.
Slide-per-phase outline from the timeline.
Rewrite objectives against your board's wording.
Hands-down questions graded by demand.
Premium planning
For teachers, departments and schools- Editable lesson plans — rewrite any block, keep the branding
- Unlimited downloads across every grade and subject
- Google Docs export straight to your Drive
- PowerPoint outline export from the lesson timeline
- Lesson customisation: duration, difficulty and class profile
- Teacher collections and shared folders
- Collaborative planning with your department
- School libraries with seat management
Frequently asked
- How are lesson plans organised?
- Hub and spoke: Lesson Plans → Grade → Subject → Unit → Topic → Subtopic → Lesson Plan. Every plan sits in exactly one semantic cluster, so the worksheets, quizzes, notes and past papers it links to are always for the same subtopic.
- What is inside each lesson plan?
- Twenty-nine blocks: overview, objectives, success criteria, prerequisites, vocabulary, materials, technology, preparation checklist, a minute-by-minute timeline, warm-up, hook, direct instruction, guided and independent practice, collaboration, differentiation, in-lesson assessment, misconceptions, discussion, reflection, homework, extensions, cross-curricular links and an exit ticket.
- Which formats can I download?
- PDF and print are free on every plan. Word, Google Docs, the editable version and the PowerPoint outline are premium.
- How many lesson types exist per subtopic?
- 20 — daily through annual planning cadences, project-based, STEM, inquiry, lab and activity pedagogies, revision and exam-prep purposes, plus special education, gifted, remote and hybrid delivery modes.
- Do the plans align to my curriculum?
- Each plan carries a standards-alignment block mapped to the selected board — Cambridge, Edexcel, AQA, OCR, IB, College Board, Common Core, CBSE, FBISE and the UK National Curriculum.
Related resources
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