Start with your target
Name the skill, model a worked example, think aloud, and check understanding before independent work. Break longer directions into visible steps.
Plan lessons, unit sequences, and grading rubrics around the supports your students need. Bring a learning target, choose accommodations, and make intentional changes to expectations when appropriate.
Try the free planning studioExplore membershipBuild from your instructional target, make supports explicit, and assess the skill you actually taught.
Name the skill, model a worked example, think aloud, and check understanding before independent work. Break longer directions into visible steps.
Pair text with oral explanation, visuals, or audio when appropriate. Provide vocabulary previews and accessible materials while keeping the core concept in view.
Assess the intended skill with clear criteria. Make any changed expectations visible, and separate access supports from the quality of the work.
Try the free template builder. Create and edit an outline, unit sequence, or rubric, then copy or download it. This preview uses structured templates, not AI-generated subject content.
Review the draft against the learner’s plan. You can edit each section before exporting.
Add a topic and learning goal, then choose the resource you need.
Plan explicit instruction, guided practice, vocabulary support, organizers, and response options around a clear target.
Sequence modeling, practice, application, and checks for understanding. Use evidence from each lesson to plan the next.
Create editable criteria and performance levels tied to the chosen target, with a clear record of any modified expectations.
Proposed launch plans for individual teachers. Paid memberships are not open yet; no payment or subscription is collected on this site.
Get a feel for the planning workflow.
For everyday classroom adaptation.
For teachers planning across classes.
Planned limits count each newly generated lesson, rubric, or unit draft as one resource. Pricing and features will be confirmed before paid enrollment opens.
The studio lets you keep the original target and add access supports, or explicitly enter a modified target. It does not decide which changes a student should receive. Review choices against the student’s plan and your school’s procedures.
The current preview produces editable planning templates based on your inputs. It does not use AI, rewrite pasted assignments, or create subject-specific readings and answer keys. AI-assisted content adaptation is part of the proposed paid service.
Not yet. The preview is free and no account is required. Paid access will open after accounts, recurring billing, and the promised content-generation features are connected and tested.
Use general instructional needs only. Do not enter student names, identifying details, or private student documents. The preview does not save your work; download anything you want to keep.