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Build a 45-minute lesson plan
This prompt creates a 45-minute lesson plan for a subject and level you name, with timed activities.
Create a 45-minute lesson plan. Subject and topic: [SUBJECT AND TOPIC] Age or level: [AGE OR GRADE] Learning objective: [OBJECTIVE] Resources available: [RESOURCES] Include a hook, a short direct explanation, guided practice, independent practice, a quick check for understanding and a closing exit question. Give timings for each part and one extension task for fast finishers.
Ask for a version for mixed-ability groups if your class has a wide range of levels.
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A timed plan for 45 minutes: a hook, a short explanation, guided practice, independent work, a quick check for understanding and an exit question, with an extension task for fast finishers.
The timings add up to more than 45 minutes.
Fix: Ask for a running clock beside each part (0 to 5, 5 to 12 and so on) so you can see the total, and leave five minutes for settling and packing up.
- The plan needs resources you do not have. Be specific in the resources field, such as “whiteboard and printed sheets, no projector”, and ask it to use nothing else.
- The objective is too big for one lesson. Write one thing students will be able to do by the end, like “find the main idea of a paragraph”, not a whole unit.
Ask for a version a substitute teacher could run with no prior knowledge, with a script for the explanation and the answers to every task.
Here are the exit question answers: [ANSWERS]. Sort them into “got it”, “nearly” and “not yet”, with what to do next lesson for each group.
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