AI Lesson Plan Generator

The AI Lesson Plan Generator writes a complete lesson plan you could teach tomorrow. Enter the topic, grade, subject and class length, choose a lesson structure, and get objectives, materials, vocabulary, timed activities, differentiation and an exit ticket with answers, all concrete enough to use without extra preparation.

What's in every plan

• Measurable objectives tagged with Bloom's taxonomy, with at least one higher-order objective.
• A timeline that fits your period. Phase minutes are adjusted by code to add up exactly to your class length.
• A step-by-step procedure: what you do, what students do and a quick check for understanding in each phase.
• Differentiation for students who need support, those ready for more and English learners.
• An exit ticket with three questions and their answers.

How to use it

1. Type what you're teaching and choose grade, subject and class length.
2. Pick a structure: Gradual Release, 5E, Direct Instruction or Inquiry-Based.
3. Optionally add a standard and notes about your class.
4. Click Create my lesson plan, then download it for Word, print it, or turn it into a worksheet or slides.

Tips for better plans

• Be specific about the topic. "Adding fractions with unlike denominators" plans better than "fractions".
• Say what students already know so the plan starts in the right place.
• Mention constraints like no devices, a large class or a lab you can use.

Related tools

Make a quiz on the same topic with the AI Quiz Generator, a reading list with the AI Reading List Generator, or a story for younger classes with the AI Story Generator.

Frequently asked questions

How do I write a lesson plan with AI?

Type what you're teaching, choose the grade, subject, class length and lesson structure, and add anything about your class, such as English learners or no laptops. You get a complete plan: objectives, materials, vocabulary, timed phases with what you and your students do, differentiation and an exit ticket with answers.

Do the timings add up to my class period?

Yes. The minutes of every phase are adjusted by code so they add up exactly to the class length you chose, and the plan shows a timeline with each phase's start and end minute.

Can I edit it in Word or Google Docs?

Yes. Click Download for Word to get a file that opens in Microsoft Word, Google Docs or Pages with the headings and lists intact, or Copy plan to paste it anywhere. Print gives a clean printed page.

Can it make a worksheet or slides?

Yes. Under any plan, Worksheet + answer key writes 8-10 practice items that build from easier to harder with their answers, and Slide outline writes 8-12 slides with bullet points and speaker notes. Each uses one run.

What are 5E, Gradual Release and Inquiry-Based?

They are lesson structures. Gradual Release moves from teacher modeling to guided and then independent practice (I do, we do, you do). 5E runs Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, Evaluate and suits science. Inquiry-Based starts from a question students investigate. Direct Instruction is explicit and teacher-led.

Is it free?

Yes. Every day you get free AI runs, and each run writes a complete lesson plan. Copying, printing and downloading are always free, and the example plans on this page don't use a run at all.