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At this handy TabStart page you will find blank forms, formats, and ideas for creating lesson plans. This resource for teachers offers a variety of free and easy-to-understand lesson plan outlines that are designed to help you to find the exact format you need to help your students stay organized, on track, and focused.
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Blank Weekly Lesson Plan Form - Teacher Vision provides this blank, customizable, and printable lesson plan form for ease of use. The grades covered are kindergarten through 12th.
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Basic lesson plan form - From the University of Hawaii comes this this blank lesson plan form.
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Blank Lesson Plan Form - From the University of Miami comes this document that contains a blank lesson plan form. It includes blank spaces for activity objectives, assessments, materials, procedures, and activity types.
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Blank Templates & Forms for Lesson Plans - This extremely useful page from ABCTeach.com offers several blank templates and forms for lesson plans as well as newsletters.
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Blank Lesson Plan Forms for Teachers - This helpful page from LessonPlans4Teachers.com offers many blank lesson plan forms for daily and weekly lesson plans as well as unit plans. You can even search for blank lesson plans by subject and grade level here.
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Blank Lesson Plan Templates and Forms - This page from HaveFunTeaching.com offers teachers a plethora of blank lesson plan templates and forms that can be searched by subject and grade level.
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Blank Lesson Plan Resources - This comprehensive list offers blank forms, ideas, and formats that you need to keep a classroom running smoothly. The sections here are dedicated to methodologies, printables, assessment tools, permission slips, and more.
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Preparing a Lesson Plan with Blank Forms - The teaching tips index here offers a standard by which lesson plans should be created. In addition, you can find four different types of blank lesson plans, and you can choose one that fits your needs best.
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Constructivist learning design - From the Miami Dade University website comes this page that focuses on designing a lesson plan. It focuses on situations, groupings, bridges, questions, exhibits, and reflections. The author also offers practical advice for putting together an effective lesson plan.