A lesson plan outlines what students need to learn in a class, how the content will be taught, and how learning will be assessed. It includes objectives for the lesson, required materials, procedures for instruction and activities, methods for evaluating learning, and space for teacher reflection. Developing effective lesson plans with these components helps teachers structure their lessons to maximize student understanding.

1. Lesson Plan

2. What is lesson plan?
⚫A lesson plan is a teacher’s daily guide for what
students need to learn, how it will taught, and how
learning will be measured.
- It helps teachers be more effective in the classroom
by providing a detailed outline to follow each class.

3. DOMAIN
- KNOWLEDGE
- SKILLS
- ATTITUDE
- VALUES

4. The most effective lesson plans have five keys
parts:
1. Lesson objectives
2. Lesson Materials
3. Lesson Procedure
4. Assessment Method
5. Lesson Reflection

5. 1. LESSON OBJECTIVE
❑Lesson objectives list what
students will be able to do after
completing the lesson.
❑ SMART criteria

6. 2. LESSON MATERIALS
❑ The third section on your lesson plan is the list of
materials that you need to teach and measure
student outcomes.

7. 3. Lesson Procedure
❑Your lesson procedure is an in-depth explanation of
how the lesson will progress in the classroom.
❑ Detailed Lesson Plan
✔ ACTIVITY
✔ ANALYSIS
✔ ABSTRACTIONS
✔ APPLICATION
✔ ASSESSMENT
✔ ASSIGNMENT

8. 4. ASSESSMENT METHOD
❑The assessment method measures whether your
students learned a lesson’s information and met your
lesson objectives.
❑ Formative assessment
✔ Quizzes
✔ Hands-on activities
✔ Writing assignments
✔ Group presentations
✔ Class journal entries

9. 5. Lesson Reflection
❑ Lesson reflection portion of a lesson plan
encourages teachers to take notes on how to improve
a lesson after it has been completed.