Lesson Plan Maker vs Draft My Lesson

Our app offers an intuitive and efficient way to create personalized lesson plans. With a variety of tools and resources, you can easily adapt lesson plans to meet the specific needs of your students and teaching goals. Explore a wide range of assessment methods and learning objectives, all in one place. We simplify the planning process so you can focus on what really matters: providing your students with a quality and impactful education. Try it now and transform your lessons with ease and efficiency!

Plan lessons and organize teaching sequences on your iPhone or iPad. DraftMyLesson is the app for draftmylesson.com. It supports lesson preparation in English, with school-level choices based on the education profile selected for your account. A STARTING POINT FOR YOUR LESSONS Enter a topic, level, duration and teaching goals. AI helps you prepare a draft lesson plan, student handout and exercises. Review and adapt the suggestions before using them with your students. YOUR TEACHING CONTEXT Organize classes and student profiles using pseudonyms. Add the needs and background information relevant to your planning. Find your saved lessons and organize teaching sequences through a three-step workflow. MATERIALS TO SHARE Read your teaching materials and use the PDF and DOCX export options to share them from the app. DESIGNED FOR MOBILE USE Move between Home, lesson creation and Sequences, with additional tools in the menu. Choose System, Light or Dark appearance. Use Contact for questions or feedback. SUBSCRIPTION Pro is offered as an automatically renewing monthly or annual subscription. Check the prices and terms shown in the app before subscribing. AI-generated materials can contain errors. Selecting a school-system profile provides planning context, not a guarantee that every draft meets its curriculum requirements. Teachers must verify the content, answers and applicable requirements before classroom use. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/