How it works
From idea to lesson planner
Turn curriculum goals into reusable lesson plans that are easier to prepare, teach, evaluate, and improve.
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Start with the learning need
Describe the students, classes, and daily decisions this lesson planner should support.
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Build the teaching flow
First turns learning objectives and activities and materials into a working tool educators can try immediately.
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Fit it to your classroom
Test a real school day, then refine the records, routines, and assessment plan in conversation.
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Put it to work
Publish the tool for the educators and families who need it, then adapt it as the school year changes.
What you can include
The essentials for a strong lesson planner
Common questions
How quickly can I build a lesson planner?
You can create a working first version in minutes, then refine the design and functionality by continuing the conversation.
Will I get a working lesson planner or just a design?
First creates a working first version you can use in the live preview. You can then add screens, data, and workflows by continuing the conversation.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Explain what you need in everyday language. First handles the implementation and shows each change in a live preview.
Can I change it after the first version?
Yes. Ask for changes in chat, review the updated app, and keep refining the design and behavior until it fits your workflow.
What should I include in a lesson planner?
A useful first version can include learning objectives, activities and materials, and assessment plan. You can add or remove anything to match the way you want it to work.
What can I use a lesson planner for?
Turn curriculum goals into reusable lesson plans that are easier to prepare, teach, evaluate, and improve. Start with that result, then describe the people, information, and decisions involved in your version.
Build your lesson planner now
Start with your goals and workflow. First turns them into a working lesson planner you can refine and publish.
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