A plan you’d actually teach from
- Learning objectives written for your year group and subject
- A timed lesson flow, from starter to plenary
- Resources, supporting documents and homework included
- Built on your own uploaded materials when you’ve added them
How it works
Three steps
- 1
Give it the lesson
Pick the class, then say what the lesson is about. One sentence is enough.
- 2
Thoth drafts it
Objectives, timed activities, resources, assessment and homework come back together, in your curriculum’s terms.
- 3
Edit and teach
Change anything, regenerate a single section, copy the plan to another class, then print it or export it.
What you get
What comes out the other end
Clear objectives
What students should know or be able to do by the end, pitched at the right level.
A timed flow
Each part of the lesson with its timing, so you can see at a glance whether it fits the period.
Regenerate one part
Don’t like the starter? Redo just that section and keep the rest.
Reuse across classes
Copy a plan to your other sections of the same course instead of planning it twice.
Print, PDF and slides
Print the plan or save it as a PDF, and export the supporting material to PowerPoint.
Grounded in your materials
Upload your own slides and worksheets to the class, and Thoth draws on them when it plans.
Any curriculum
Works with the course you teach
Lesson plans work for every curriculum: IB PYP, MYP and DP, IGCSE, British, A-level, American and AP. For MYP classes, Thoth also reads the class’s own assessment rubric, so the lesson lines up with how the work will be marked.
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Questions
Common questions
Is the lesson planner free?
You can try it on the free plan, which gives you 50 tokens a month with no card. Regular planners usually move to a paid plan, from $5 a month. Every plan includes every feature.
Can I edit what Thoth writes?
Yes, all of it. You can also regenerate one section on its own without losing your changes to the rest.
Does it use my own resources?
If you upload files to the class, such as slides, worksheets or notes, Thoth draws on them when it plans.
Can I plan a whole unit at once?
Yes, with the unit planner, which writes the unit outline and then a dated lesson for every class in it.
Plan tomorrow’s lesson now
Start free and judge it on a real lesson you have to teach.
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