A planning partner for the work teachers do outside class.
LessonForge helps educators design standards-aligned curricula, generate lesson plans, create assessments and differentiate instruction, using AI built around pedagogical best practices.
One place for the lesson, the test and the versions in between.
Choose a topic, grade level and standards. LessonForge drafts a lesson plan, builds an aligned assessment and generates modified versions for different learners — and keeps it all connected to your curriculum map.
Planning time is scarce, and differentiation is what gets cut.
Teachers plan in evenings and weekends. Aligning to standards, writing assessments and adapting each lesson for every learner takes hours, so coverage gaps and one-size-fits-all activities become the default.
Lesson plans
Objectives, activities, materials and timing, aligned to the standards you choose.
Assessments
Quizzes, rubrics, performance tasks and exit tickets tied to lesson objectives and Bloom's levels.
Differentiation
Versions for different readiness levels, ELL students and students with IEPs.
Curriculum maps
Scope-and-sequence and year-long maps that show standards coverage and pacing.
Standards in, lesson-ready materials out.
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Pick a grade band, subject and the standards to cover — Common Core, NGSS, state, AP, IB or your own framework.
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Review the drafted lesson plan and assessment, and edit anything to fit your students.
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Generate differentiated versions and ELL or IEP supports from the same lesson.
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Export to PDF or Google Docs, or save to a shared library and curriculum map.
Teachers
K-12 and higher-ed educators planning their own lessons and assessments.
Departments & grade teams
Teams sharing a lesson library and common assessments.
Districts
Curriculum leaders deploying frameworks and supporting teachers at scale.
Teachers stay the author
LessonForge produces a starting point. Every objective, activity and question is editable, and nothing reaches students without you.
Pedagogy first
Drafts follow familiar instructional structure — clear objectives, gradual release, checks for understanding — rather than generic text.
Standards are visible
Every lesson, question and map cell shows which standard it addresses, so alignment can be checked, not assumed.
Every learner, by default
Differentiated versions are part of the normal workflow, not an extra step saved for when there's time.