The Ontario Lesson Plan writes a three-part lesson (Minds On / Action / Consolidation) with overall and specific expectations, learning goals, success criteria, Achievement Chart evidence and differentiated instruction.
β¨ Uses 1 AI generation per run
Step by step
- Enter the topic, subject and grade.
- Set the lesson length β the three phases will sum to it.
- Press β¨ Generate.
- Check the expectations against your grade's curriculum document before teaching.
Tips
- π‘ Learning goals start "We are learning to"; success criteria start "I can" β exactly as Ontario expects.
- π‘ The assessment column labels each check as assessment FOR, AS or OF learning.
Example
"Measuring perimeter", Mathematics, Grade 5, 60 minutes β Minds On 10, Action 35, Consolidation 15.