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Lesson plan generator

Scholi's lesson plan generator turns a topic and a year group into a complete plan: learning objectives, a warm-up, the main activity, checks along the way, and an exit ticket. The AI writes the first draft in a minute or two and you edit it like any document before it becomes the lesson you teach.

How the lesson plan generator works

  1. Say what you are teaching

    Name the topic, the grade, and how long the lesson is. Add anything specific — a textbook chapter, a group you want to stretch.

  2. Read the draft

    The AI returns a full plan with objectives, timings, and activities. Nothing is assigned to anyone until you decide it is right.

  3. Change what you want

    Edit any section. Swap the warm-up, rewrite an objective, cut an activity that will not fit your class.

  4. Teach it and keep it

    Export the plan as a PDF or keep it on the class plan, where it sits beside the rest of the term.

What you get

A plan, not a paragraph

You get objectives, timings, activities, checks for understanding, and an exit ticket — the structure a plan actually needs, not a block of text.

You approve before anything ships

AI output is always a draft you read first. Nothing reaches a student until you have looked at it and said yes.

Sits with the rest of the term

A plan can live on the class timeline next to the other lessons, so a week reads as a week rather than a folder of loose files.

Exports as a PDF

Print it, take it into a lesson observation, or hand it to a colleague covering your class.

Common questions

Does the AI write the whole lesson plan?

It writes a complete first draft — objectives, warm-up, main activity, checks, exit ticket. You then edit it. Scholi treats AI output as a draft for a teacher to approve, never as something that goes straight to a class.

Which subjects and grades does it cover?

Any subject, Grades 1 to 12. Mathematics has the deepest support because it has the most built content behind it, and other subjects are being filled in.

Can I edit the plan after it is generated?

Yes. Every section is editable text. Change an objective, replace an activity, or delete a part that will not suit your class, then save the version you will actually teach.

Do I need a paid plan for the lesson plan generator?

Yes. The lesson plan generator is part of a Scholi teacher plan. Each account gets a monthly allowance of AI tokens, and generating a plan spends from it. Writing and editing plans by hand does not touch that allowance.

Start with the lesson plan generator

This tool is part of a Scholi teacher plan. Make an account to look around first — the lessons, the games, the exams and the classroom tools are open to every account.

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