Does anyone have an electronic lesson plan template they would be willing to share. I have used one in the past, but continue to go back to the old fashioned notebook type of book.
I've tried several formats of LP templates on my computer, but I keep going back to the old fashioned hand written format. It just seems to go quicker (even though I type very fast).
I am very anal about organization. My lesson plans are color coded. Each subject is in a different color which match my file folders for each subject. The kids also have matching colored folders for each subject. This way everything gets put in the correct spot. All I have to do is say "get out your green Math folder"
I put these plans in page protectors in a binder. M-W is on one page and TH-F are on the other. This way I can leave one week open on my desk at a time.
I guess to each his own. Hope these help!
it's like a regular planbook. But it saves time because I don't have to write headings each week and I have more room to write stuff. I usually print off and handwrite the plans. My principal loves the setup for some unknown reason...
I love some of your lesson plan templates! I might just change to a different one,but I thought I'd put mine here too. My is pretty simple- just written in Word and then I print off each day and then write my plans in it. I like having all of the headings there, but then being able to write my plans in. I threehole punch the papers and put them in a binder. I'm just attaching Monday, but it's basically the same for everyday.
Here is a copy of my lesson plan page. I only teach language arts and social studies. This was adapted from a post last year. You can change it to apply to you. It was made in Word using the table. I love to type my plans. It gives me more room to say what I want and it is very easy to read!
This is one that I have been using for years. For seven years I used it when I taught visual arts, now I teach computers, so it is quite handy, especially if you teach a "special" and have different classes all week.
It is easy to adapt, and allows for extra room. NOTE: 10 or 11 point is usually good for standard fonts.
03-17-2007, 07:58 PM
Here is a copy of my lesson plan page. I only teach language arts and social studies. This was adapted from a post last year. You can change it to apply to you. It was made in Word using the table. I love to type my plans. It gives me more room to say what I want and it is very easy to read!
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