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LessonForge drafts lesson plans, assessments and curriculum maps aligned to the standards you teach, then produces differentiated versions for students who need more support or more challenge. You edit; it does the first draft.

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Grade 7 Science · Unit 3 Ecosystems · Lesson 4
Sample data
NGSS MS-LS2-3CCSS RST.6-8.7 45 min

Energy flow in food webs

Objective: Students will model how energy moves through a food web and explain the role of producers, consumers and decomposers.

  1. Warm-up5 min

    Quick write: What did you eat for breakfast, and where did its energy come from?

  2. Mini-lesson12 min

    Model a three-link food chain; introduce producers, consumers and decomposers.

  3. Group activity20 min

    Groups build a food web for a local pond from 12 organism cards, draw energy arrows, and label each organism as producer, consumer or decomposer.

    Organism cardsLabeling checklist
  4. Exit ticket8 min

    Three questions aligned to the objective — one recall, one apply, one explain.

ELL supports added: cognate list (energía, ecosistema), visual glossary
Aligns toCommon Core ELA & MathNGSSState standardsAP frameworksIBCustom frameworks
58
pilot classrooms across 9 schools
2.5 hrs
weekly planning time saved, teacher-reported
3
differentiated versions drafted per lesson

Illustrative sample metrics from pilot classrooms — not audited results.

The problem

Good planning happens. It just happens on Sunday night.

Writing a lesson, aligning it to standards, building the assessment and then rewriting it for three readiness levels is hours of work per lesson — and differentiation is usually what gets cut.

Planning without LessonForge
  • Start each lesson plan from a blank document
  • Look up standards codes and paste them in by hand
  • Write one version of the activity and hope it fits everyone
  • Discover in May that a standard was never taught
Planning with LessonForge
  • Start from a structured draft with objectives and timing
  • Standards are attached to every objective and question
  • Approaching, on-level and extending versions in one click
  • A curriculum map shows coverage gaps while there's time to fix them
Features

One planner for the whole job.

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Lesson Plan Generator

Describe your topic, grade level and standards. LessonForge drafts a complete plan with objectives, activities, materials and timing that you edit into your own.

  • Objectives written against the standards you pick
  • Timed activity blocks you can reorder
  • Materials lists and closure activities
Sample data
1Objective · MS-LS2-3
2Warm-up · 5 min
3Mini-lesson · 12 min
4Group activity · 20 min
5Exit ticket · 8 min
How it works

From standard to ready-to-teach.

  1. Step 1

    Pick standards and grade

    Choose the grade band, subject and the standards the lesson must hit.

  2. Step 2

    Review the draft

    LessonForge drafts objectives, timed activities, materials and an exit ticket.

  3. Step 3

    Differentiate

    Generate approaching, on-level and extending versions, plus ELL and IEP supports.

  4. Step 4

    Teach and share

    Export to PDF or Google Docs, or add it to your team's shared library.

Pricing

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