From syllabus outcome to classroom-ready lesson.
The Lesson Plan drafts the structure so you can spend your time on the teaching decisions that matter. You review and adjust everything before it reaches your class.
1. Choose what you're teaching
Select the subject, year level and curriculum focus area. Outcomes and content points are retrieved from the imported NSW K–6 syllabus rather than invented by the AI.
2. Build your lesson
Generate learning intentions, success criteria, key vocabulary, explicit teaching phases and activities — then edit anything before you save.
3. Create classroom resources
Turn the lesson into printable worksheets, student booklets, slide decks and paper assessments with teacher marking guides.
What's included
Curriculum-aligned planning
Lessons are grounded in retrieved NSW K–6 syllabus outcomes and content points across Mathematics, English, Science and Technology, HSIE, Creative Arts and PDHPE.
Learning intentions & success criteria
Written in student-friendly language, with one-click suggested criteria you can accept, edit or replace.
Key vocabulary
Topic-specific vocabulary suggestions alongside your own custom terms.
Explicit teaching — I Do, We Do, You Do
Every lesson follows the gradual release of responsibility, with timings for each phase.
Differentiation
Support and extension suggestions generated alongside the core lesson.
Lesson sequences
Build 3, 5 or 10-lesson units that develop a single outcome over time.
Assessment
Generate paper assessments with a student version and a separate teacher marking guide.
Edit and save
Everything is editable before and after saving, and stored in My Resources for reuse.
A note on accuracy
The Lesson Plan is an AI-assisted drafting tool. Generated lessons, resources and assessments should always be reviewed by the teacher before classroom use. We describe our planning as curriculum-aligned — we do not guarantee curriculum compliance, and we are not affiliated with or endorsed by NESA or the NSW Government.