WHAT ARE WE DOING 
      TODAY? 
        We are going to answer these 
        questions! 
      What things do I need to think about when creating 
       a lesson plan?
      How do I write a block lesson Plan?
      How do I create a Web Theme Plan?
      What do I need to remember when creating lesson 
       plans for an Elementary class?
      Who develops the Curriculum?
      What questions do you have? 
   FIRST…. 
    What is a lesson plan?
      A lesson plan is a teacher's daily guide for what students need 
      to learn, how it will be taught, and how learning will be 
      measured. Lesson plans help teachers be more effective in 
      the classroom by providing a detailed outline to follow each 
      class period.   https://www.aeseducation.com/what-is-a-lesson-plan
    Why are they important?
    Lesson plans “help ensure that all standards and 
    materials are covered, providing a teacher and students 
    with structure for each class day. Many schools require 
    that teachers submit lesson plans in a specific format on a 
    daily, weekly or monthly basis. For teachers who do not 
    have a required format, a variety of formats are available 
                    https://classroom.synonym.com/types-lesson-plans-8145257.html
    to meet individual needs” 
    SECOND….
   What does a good lesson plan need to include? 
   Good lesson plans should have 6 
   parts:
    Lesson Objectives
    Related Requirements
    Lesson Materials
    Lesson Procedure
    Assessment Method
    Lesson Reflection
   https://www.aeseducation.com/what-is-a-lesson-plan
        WHAT THINGS DO I NEED TO THINK 
        ABOUT WHEN CREATING A LESSON PLAN?
          What are the 6 key things I need in a plan?
          What is my topic?
          What are the standards and requirements for the content or 
           topic I am teaching?
          What do I want my students to know?
          What should my students already know?
          How long is the lesson going to take to complete? 
          What materials will I need?
          How will I test the students to see if they ‘got it’?  
          What lesson plan style will work best for this lesson?
          Does my school require a template or specific kind of lesson 
           format?
          ….. ?                     Whew! 
            There are lots of lesson plan styles and lots of questions you 
                           can ask yourself when planning a lesson! 
      HOW DO I WRITE A BLOCK 
      LESSON PLAN?
         A clock lesson plan covers a set number of 
          minutes, per day, for each week…
         Think about your classes now…
         Teachers have to consider the time they have 
          the students…
         How much to do in each block for each day 
         And think about how many days a week the 
          class will meet
         This means breaking a lesson into segments!
         Does your school have a set format you have 
          to use?