4c Lesson Plan TEMPLATE
4c Lesson Plan TEMPLATE
4c Lesson Plan TEMPLATE
Lesson title: Click here to enter text. Content Area: Click here to enter text.
Teacher Name: Click here to enter text. Grade/Age/Year Level: Click here to enter text.
Lesson duration: Click here to enter text. Date/time of delivery: Click here to enter text.
LEARNING INTENTIONS State the intentions/focus for the lesson. LEARNING OUTCOMES/SUCCESS CRITERIA At the conclusions
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skills/strategies of:
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CURRICULUM/FRAMEWORK LINKS (specific to your setting/location*) and GENERAL CAPABILITIES (Australian Curriculum) List
the specific strand/area/key-ideas/dimensions relevant to this lesson.
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IMPORTANT CONTENT CONNECTION: Describe the important concepts related to this lesson and connections to past/future content.
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THEORETICAL CONNECTIONS: Identify the main learning theory/theories underpinning the lesson.
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MATERIALS/RESOURCES. List the texts, equipment, and other materials to be used by the learners. List the materials, including equipment or technology used
by the teacher, in presenting the experiences.
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Components Anticipated Learner Responses Teaching notes Evidence of learning
learning activities and key questions and solution strategies (potential List adaptations / accommodations for State the assessment strategies that
(and time allocation) barriers or misconceptions) Diff, Mod, Ext, HOT, EALD etc. will be used to determine what the
students have learned
Timing (min) INTRODUCTION Outline procedures for activating prior knowledge and learners’ interest. Motivation and ‘tuning in’ (‘hook’) strategies to revise
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Timing (min) DEVELOPMENT (instructional strategies) Explore/elaborate/restructure/develop the concepts, understandings or skills and the
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your lesson here.
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Timing (min) CONSOLIDATION (practice, extension) Assign tasks, applying the concepts/skills/understanding; ways of extending the learning of
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Timing (min) CLOSURE (reflection, connections) Summarise the key issues in the lesson; list the strategies employed to determine what the students
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FEEDBACK (for you as the teacher): Make note of feedback received from the Supervising (or other) Teacher.
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REFLECTION (your own): What have your learnt from this lesson? What do you recommend for future lessons? Write changes you might implement the next
time the lesson is taught. To what extent were outcomes achieved? How did the learners demonstrate this? Comment on your effectiveness considering the
objectives/outcomes of the lesson and your self-development focus for the lesson, referring to strengths and areas to be addressed.
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*Note: Learning Episode templates are provided separately for Birth to 5 / Early Childhood)
*Curriculum/framework documents. Select and refer to the document(s) applicable to your placement setting.
Catholic Schools:
Independent schools:
Professional acronyms
Using acronyms can help streamline lesson plans, adding clarity (and reducing word count). The abbreviations/acronyms provided
below are acceptable and recognised, although it would be useful to include a "key" to the ones you use. This will ensure you remember
what they mean and to make it very clear to whomever is reading (assessing) your document.
These lists are not exhaustive and often change over time. Here is a link to a glossary of Education Jargon with additional terms:
https://education.nsw.gov.au/parentsand-carers/education-jargon