So, today I found this amazing website that has printable templates for all sorts of things, and I couldn’t resist trying out their lesson plan template.
First Impressions
Right off the bat, I loved the cute little icons at the top of the page. They really made me feel like a cool, organized teacher. And the layout of the lesson plan was super easy to follow, which is great for someone like me who can get easily overwhelmed by organization.
The template has a spot for the date, subject, and grade level, which is all pretty standard. But what I really loved was the “objective” section. Sometimes it can be hard to nail down exactly what you want your students to take away from a lesson, but this template made it a lot easier for me to articulate.
Adding in the Details
As I started using the template to plan out a lesson, I appreciated just how detailed it was. There are boxes for warm-up activities, instructional strategies, and assessments, among other things. Having all those categories already laid out made it easier for me to brainstorm lesson ideas.
And the best part? The template is available as a free download on the website. I didn’t have to pay a cent to use it! That’s a win in my book.
The Final Look
After I finished filling out the lesson plan template, I have to say, it looked pretty dang cute. The icons at the top made it feel whimsical, but the sections were all clearly labeled and easy to read. I think it’s safe to say that my lesson plan game just got a major upgrade thanks to this printable template.
If you’re a teacher or even just someone who likes to keep their thoughts organized, I highly recommend checking out the SampleTemplatess website. Who knows what other gems you might find?
Until next time, fellow organization-lovers!
