Lesson Plans
Daily, weekly, unit and annual planning templates for school classes and sections.
Explore resources →A practical resource centre for teachers and schools — with lesson-planning templates, classroom resources and a school timetable planning workspace.
Find useful, editable resources and practical guides. Start with free templates; expand the library over time.
Daily, weekly, unit and annual planning templates for school classes and sections.
Explore resources →Classroom activities, practice formats, project planning and answer-key structures.
Explore resources →Question paper blueprints, rubrics, marks registers and progress reporting.
Explore resources →Reusable prompts and step-by-step workflows to draft and improve teaching material.
Try a prompt →Classroom management, inclusive teaching, communication and productivity.
View roadmap →Lecture plans, assignment rubrics, project planning and lab-record formats.
Explore resources →Open one module at a time. Each page view explains its purpose and shows the relevant workspace instead of sending every submenu to the same general page.
Organise academic year, grades, sections, class strength and class identifiers before timetable planning.
Open Class & Section Master →Define each subject and its required weekly periods; use these requirements as planning inputs.
Open Subject Period Planning →Plan subject eligibility, availability and workload limits. Full persistent teacher database integration is not included in this prototype.
Open Teacher Planning →Review teacher, class and room conflicts before approving a timetable. Confirm results against real school data.
Open Timetable & Clash Checks →Create question-paper structures, marks distribution, assessment tasks and editable rubric drafts.
Open Assessment Workspace →Download or print available drafts. Review exported information for accuracy before using it.
Open Resources & Exports →Enter a small set of sample requirements to preview class periods and teacher workload. This is a front-end prototype, not a production scheduler.
Automatic generation uses the teacher names and weekly subject periods you enter. It checks teacher conflicts across the listed classes. Review every output before using it.
Teacher master and actual allocation will be connected in the next development phase.
Initial catalogue plan. Downloadable files will be added after each template is created, tested and reviewed.
Objectives, teaching sequence, classwork, homework and assessment.
Create daily plan →Week-wise subject, topic, activities, homework and completion review.
Create weekly plan →Topic coverage, marks distribution, difficulty mix and answer-key review.
Build question paper →Prepare textbook references, worksheets, visual aids, lab materials and inclusive-learning support.
Plan lesson resources →Create an editable lesson/worksheet structure from your own topic and learning outcomes. This does not claim to verify any board syllabus.
Create an editable paper/assignment structure with marks, sections, topic coverage and review checks. This creates a template, not verified subject answers or syllabus-aligned questions.
Curated learning resources and practical ideas for teachers. These are information links, not spreadsheet downloads; check your board and school curriculum before use.
Plan objectives, teaching steps, activities, differentiation, homework and exit tickets.
Open lesson planner →Use curriculum-aligned practice, group tasks, project work, reading cards and revision activities.
Explore DIKSHA resources →Build diagnostic questions, formative checks, rubrics, competency-based tasks and remediation plans.
Explore NCERT →Find teacher professional-development courses, pedagogy resources and completion certificates.
Explore teacher training →Adapt activities for different learning needs; plan accessible instructions, extra practice and enrichment.
Explore accessible resources →Prepare respectful parent updates, student support plans, classroom routines and meeting agendas.
Use AI planning prompts →Use AI as a drafting assistant. Review curriculum accuracy, age appropriateness, accessibility, and school policy before classroom use.
Start with a clear prompt, provide the learning objective, ask for a usable format, then verify every answer before classroom use.
Act as an experienced teacher. Create a 40-minute lesson plan for Class 6 Science on separation of mixtures. Include learning objectives, materials, a hands-on activity, five assessment questions, an exit ticket and adaptations for different learner needs. Mark assumptions and remind me to verify syllabus alignment.
Quick links to official education platforms for teachers, students and parents. These links open the source website.
School learning content, teacher resources and professional development from the national education platform.
Open DIKSHA ↗Official NCERT textbook and curriculum resources. Respect NCERT copyright and reuse conditions.
Open NCERT ↗Academic curriculum, syllabus, circulars and sample question papers from CBSE.
Open CBSE Academics ↗Official digital textbooks and learning material published by NCERT.
Open ePathshala ↗Online courses and learning opportunities from participating institutions.
Open SWAYAM ↗Official Government of India education policies, departments and announcements.
Open Ministry ↗Open schooling information, courses and learner services.
Open NIOS ↗