Lesson Plan Template With Explanation
Lesson Plan Template With Explanation
Lesson Plan Template With Explanation
What type of lesson is this? Inquiry? Direct instruction? Date: date lesson will be
Cooperative Learning? (Be specific!) taught
Audience/Grade: Subject: Duration: how long will the
lesson last?
Analysis of Learner: In this section, you will address the readiness of the learner for the lesson.
Are there pre-requisite skills a learner must have to be successful with the lesson?
State Standard(s): In this section, reference the state standards that you associate with the
lesson. Please write out the entire standard.
Objectives: When writing objectives, consider the action words that you are using to describe
the performance of the student.
You should also consider the cognitive level (Bloom’s taxonomy), the affective level, and the
kinesthetic level whenever appropriate.
Materials/Weblinks/Citations: What materials are used to conduct this lesson? Are there any
websites that are particularly good for reference? Be sure to include the citation for the lesson, if
you borrowed material/ideas from other source.
Procedure: BE SURE TO IDENTIFY INSTRUCTIONAL PHASES
Anticipatory set (beginning) -------------------------------------------------------------- Estimated time
• What will you do to grab the students’ attention, relate the experience of the students
to the objectives of the lesson, and put students into a receptive frame of mind?
Closure (end)
• Have a brief recap, summary activity, something that helps students to process the
experience/information. Ending with “Are there any questions?” or assigning
homework does not count as closureJ .
Assessment:
• How will you assess the degree to which students have achieved the stated objectives?
• Include a variety of assessment types to ensure that students are provided with ample
opportunity to demonstrate their abilities and that teachers have the information to
construct a complete, balanced assessment of each student.
• Be sure to match your assessment to your instructional goals!