What you get
Fill in a short form and you get a finished lesson plan, ready to send. These are the details it asks for:
- Subjectrequired
- Key stagerequired
- Year group
- Topicrequired
- Learning objective
- Lesson length (mins)
- Prior learning
- Class needs
- Resources available
Getting this document right
The plans that hold up in the classroom are built on retrieval practice, explicit instruction and checking for understanding — not a carousel of activities that keep pupils busy without moving their learning. This tool structures every lesson around a retrieval starter, a worked example, guided then independent practice, and a plenary, with timings that actually add up to your lesson length.
Adaptive teaching is specific, not generic. Tell it you've four EAL pupils and two with EHCPs and it writes the scaffolds and stretch for those needs, rather than a line about "differentiation" you can't use. It flags the common misconceptions for the topic and how to address each one in the moment.
It maps to the national curriculum or your exam specification where the subject and stage allow, and tells you which specification it assumed so you can check it against yours.
What people get wrong
Activities without learning
A lesson full of tasks that keep pupils busy isn't a lesson that teaches. Every phase should move the learning, not fill time.
Timings that don't add up
A plan for a 60-minute lesson with 80 minutes of activities falls apart by the plenary. Timings have to be real.
Generic differentiation
"Support lower-ability pupils" isn't a plan. Name the scaffold, name the stretch, tied to the actual needs in the room.
No check for understanding
If you don't plan how you'll know it landed, you'll teach the next lesson on sand. Build the checks in.
Write your next one in about twenty seconds.
Set your business details once and they go on every document. Start on the free plan — five documents a month, no card.
Questions
Is this lesson plan generator free?
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Yes, you can generate lesson plans on the free plan. Paid plans give you more per month plus saved templates for classes you teach regularly.
Does it cover adaptive teaching and SEND?
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Yes. Tell it about your class — EAL, EHCPs, attainment spread — and it writes specific scaffolds and stretch for those needs, plus the common misconceptions for the topic.
Is it mapped to the curriculum?
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It maps to the national curriculum or exam specification where the subject and key stage allow, and states which specification it assumed so you can check it against your own.
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