Lesson Plans

Create, organize, and revisit lesson plans in one place. Build new lessons, review past lessons, and plan ahead with a system that keeps both students and teachers aligned.

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1 Create and Customize Lesson Plans

Build lesson plans that match how you teach. Start from scratch or adapt teacher-created resources, adjust your lesson for each class, and tailor content to support different learning needs and classroom activities.

2 Organize By Class, Subject, or Schedule

Keep everything structured in a way that makes sense to you. Sort lesson plans by class, subject, or day, so you can move through your schedule without jumping between tools.

3 Access Past Lesson Plans Anytime

Go back to previous lessons whenever you need. Review what worked, reuse content, and refine your approach to deepen students' understanding over time.

4 Connect Lesson Plans to Assignments and Grades

Link each lesson directly to assignments and grading. This helps you track how students learn, align work with your teaching strategies, and keep everything connected in one place.

5 Share Lesson Plans with Students and Parents

Give students and parents visibility into what’s being taught. Sharing lesson plans keeps everyone on the same page and supports a deeper understanding of expectations and progress.

Community Resource Forum

Grow together by sharing what works.

This space is dedicated to peer-to-peer growth where teachers can exchange ideas, find inspiration, and troubleshoot classroom challenges.

Public Lesson Gallery

Browse and download creative lesson plans submitted by other educators worldwide.

Share Your Genius

Upload your own materials to help fellow teachers. Every contribution builds a more robust, diverse curriculum for everyone.

Iteration

Use and improve on plans you’ve tried or post “remixes”.

Top Picks

Each month, we highlight the most innovative and highly-rated community plans on the main dashboard.

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Global Studies 10 – Global Studies Curriculum

Latin Grammar Basics

SCS Happenings for the New Year

History Overview

Spanish 1: Homework Log

Health Education Course Syllabus

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Back to School Info: Meet the Teacher, Supplies, Dress Code & More

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Medical Necessity

Mandl School – The College Of Allied Health

Class Schedule and Expectations During Instructor Absence

Foundations of Film: Genre, Style, and Suspense

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World History Standards

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7th Grade History Overview

Can I use free lesson plans with this feature?

Yes. Teachers can upload and adapt free lesson plans, or build their own inside ThinkWave. Everything stays organized, so your lesson plans reflect your instructional strategies and how you want students to learn.

How does this work alongside Google Classroom?

ThinkWave can complement tools like Google Classroom by giving you a more structured place to plan and organize your lesson content, assignments, and grading in one system.

Can I reuse lesson plans throughout the school year?

Absolutely. You can revisit any lesson from earlier in the school year, make edits, and reuse it. This helps you refine your teaching strategies and save time without starting over.

Does this support different subjects?

Yes. Whether you’re teaching science, guiding students through the writing process, or covering other subjects, you can customize each lesson to fit your content and approach.

How do lesson plans help improve student outcomes?

When your lesson plans connect directly to assignments and progress tracking, you can see how students learn over time. This makes it easier to adjust your approach and deepen students’ understanding of various subjects.

Can parents see what is being taught?

Yes. You can share lesson plans so parents understand what students are working on, what classroom activities are coming up, and how learning connects from one lesson to the next.

Is artificial intelligence used in lesson planning?

As a teacher, you build and manage every lesson in ThinkWave. The platform supports your workflow, but your lesson plans, teaching strategies, and classroom decisions always come from you.

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Lesson Plans