HOW To CREATE A LESSON PLAN WHAT TO PUT INTO YOUR TEMPLATE

hi everyone this is lori anne from ipsell primary and in today's video we are looking at how to create lesson plan depending on your school district administration you may be required to create lesson plans and submit them you might need to have to have them sitting on your desk you may need to have them in binder close by either way it's good idea to start creating your own template unless your school already provides it for you so what you're going to see is template that created if you want to use it feel free to use it if you don't want to use it take some of the things that are on this template and create your own with those okay if you are looking for free lesson plan template head over to my store the link will be down below in the description and this is editable it is word document so just download it and then you can either open it up in word and just start using it or what tend to do is put it in upload it to google docs and then open it as google doc and then it's sitting right here and then can just start filling it out depending on your school administration they may want copies of your lesson plans they may just want them sitting on your desk they may just want them sitting in binder accessible that if they want to see them have had all three and it's fine you know it is what it is feel free to just change this around again it's free it's editable and use the boxes that you know you will need but when you are making lesson plan template make sure you've got your objectives or your learning targets depending on which one you need the most strategies are always good to have on your template then an area for your instructions or steps another area for your activities and again when you are teaching regardless of whether you're teaching one subject or you're teaching multiple subjects vary your teaching activities you have so many different learning styles within your classroom and you don't want to just lecture that will not help the majority of your students think heard years ago that the majority of people tend to be visual learners so you want to create activities that are very visual and where the kids are moving around or getting at least you know moving sometime during the lesson or there's discussion during the lesson sometimes have variety within your lessons so you're going to have your objectives you you can also add pre-knowledge so what do students already know if you want to do that some teachers put in timelines how long this is going to take nothing wrong with adding that you could you could have your goals up here you will also need an area for how you're going to assess and always try and keep an area for things that i'm going to need reflection highlights and depending on how often you see your students when taught high school and didn't teach same class every day would always give them an intro to what the next lesson was going to be hopefully try and create like movie trailer make it exciting so that they wanted to come back to class but that's about it lesson plan is usually one page document and with one page document you can only put so much on it there is also sample of how i've used it with lesson plan on owls and see few little typos in there but again that doesn't have to be perfect does it and if you enjoyed this video please give it thumbs up and subscribe so you don't miss any future videos coming up in the series we are going to be also looking at day plans and we're going to we're going to turn left little bit and teacher gift guide video is coming up in the next week or so and hope wherever you are that you are staying safe take care and we'll see you in the next video bye