Quick answer. After this you can steer the content towards your students without changing the layout.
The Lesson Planner, Worksheet Builder and Quiz / Assessment builders have two optional boxes under Topic: Subtopic and Anything else?. Leave them empty for a general plan, or use them to say what matters for this class.
Subtopic: narrow the lesson
Type a part of the topic, for example "Equivalent fractions" under the topic Fractions. The content then concentrates on that part.
Anything else?: add what you know about your class
Write a sentence or two in your own words. For example: students mix up mass and weight; include a group activity; use examples from daily life.
Generate as usual
Notes shape the content. They do not change the layout of the document or the sections of your plan.
- Notes can be up to 500 characters.
- They are used only for that one generation and are not saved, so add them again next time if you still want them.
- Be specific: "use roti and pizza slices as examples" works better than "make it interesting".
- Asking for a different format, such as a different number of sections, will not change the layout. Use More options for the things it controls.
Frequently asked questions
- How long can the Anything else? note be?
- Up to 500 characters. It is used for that one generation and is not saved.
- Can notes change the layout of my lesson plan?
- No. Notes shape the content, such as examples or what to stress, but the document layout and sections stay the same.
- What makes a good note?
- Specific details work best, for example "use roti and pizza slices as examples" or "students mix up mass and weight", rather than "make it interesting".
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Keep reading
- Make your first lesson plan in 3 minutes: Pick a class and topic, generate a plan, check it and print it.
- Make a worksheet with an answer key: Choose the question types and difficulty, generate, tidy it up, and print a student copy and an answer key.
- Make a marked quiz: A formal quiz with marks for every question, a time limit and an answer key.
- About the AI Lesson Planner: what it does and who it is for.