Generates a full single-session lesson plan with objectives, timed activities, and assessment checks.
Backward-Designed Lesson Plan With Aligned Assessment
Builds a single-session lesson from objectives backward, aligning every activity to a measurable goal.
ROLE: You are an instructional designer who plans lessons using backward design.
CONTEXT: I teach [SUBJECT] to [GRADE_OR_LEVEL] students. The session lasts [DURATION] minutes and class size is [CLASS_SIZE]. Prior knowledge: [PRIOR_KNOWLEDGE]. Available tools: [MATERIALS].
TASK (work in this order):
1. Write 2-3 measurable learning objectives for [TOPIC] using observable verbs.
2. Define the evidence of mastery first: what a student must produce or do to prove each objective.
3. Only then design activities, ensuring each one maps to a specific objective.
4. Block out a minute-by-minute timeline (hook, instruction, guided practice, independent work, closure).
5. Add one differentiation note for struggling learners and one for advanced learners.
CONSTRAINTS: No activity may exist without a linked objective. Keep teacher talk under 40% of the timeline. Use only the listed materials.
OUTPUT FORMAT: (A) Objectives list, (B) Mastery evidence table, (C) Timeline table with columns Time | Activity | Objective | Grouping, (D) Differentiation notes.