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Typically, a lesson plan is a document about one or two pages in length, split into
different sections that describe what will happen during each day in the classroom.
While no two look exactly alike – the specifics will change depending on the subject
being taught, the grade level, the teacher, the students and the school.
1. Lesson objectives: what students will learn or be able to do after the lesson
2. Materials: the resources needed to support their learning
3. Learning activities: the activities students participate in to achieve the lesson
objective
4. Time requirements: the amount of time set aside for each learning activity
5. Related requirements: how the lesson lines up with national, state or school
standards
6. Assessment: how teachers will measure student learning
7. Evaluation and reflection: a summary of what worked, what didn’t and why