Curriculum & Lesson Plans

Your planning area: the term's curriculum on one side, the lessons you write against it on the other.

The week view

Opens on the current week. You can move to another week, or jump to a particular date.

Each lesson in the week shows what it covers, so you can see at a glance which days are planned and which are still open.

Writing a lesson plan

New opens the lesson editor. A plan is tied to a class and to a topic from that class's curriculum.

Once saved, the plan appears in the week and can be reopened and edited at any time.

How a plan is found again

Each plan has its own address — the week view, the plan itself, and the editor are three separate screens, so you can bookmark a plan or send a colleague the link to a particular week.

Curriculum

The curriculum list is what lessons are planned against. It's set per class, by your school admin — if a class shows no curriculum, lessons can't be attached to a topic until one is assigned.

Empty states

What you see	What it means
An empty week	No lessons planned for those days yet
No curriculum	The class has none attached; ask your admin
No classes	You aren't assigned to a class yet

Related

• Class Calendar — the timetable as a month
• Assessments — quizzes tied to the same topics