5 Steps to Lesson Planning Ahead

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Title	:	5 Steps to Lesson Planning Ahead
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This is amazing! I also love digital planning What app are you using and what sheet are you using for this?
Comment from : Allison Mozingo

Breaking it down like this was so helpful!
Comment from : Megan Severe

Weekends Trying to do anything curriculum related during the school day or in the building is maddening Constant interruptions
Comment from : GK All Day

OMG! I am grateful I found your video ❤ Truly incredible! I definitely do get overwhelmed thinking ahead I am a 3rd Year Teacher, teaching a combo class of 1st and 2nd graders 😊 Last year I would try to plan a week in advance, but half the time it was day to day I NEED a better system to reduce stress I loved all of your tips Such great advice! This is exactly what I needed Thank you so much
Comment from : Sierra Dallugge

II'm curious to know what app you used for your calendar please?
Comment from : Yvette Masullo

Where can I find the progression guides for grade 4-6
Comment from : Terrie-lynn Day

I have always planned on weekends—once a week
Comment from : SGPro

I plan Thursday-Friday I plan for the week
Comment from : Diana Aguilar

I'm 17 and first year in college as a Secondary Education - ELAR/ESL 7-12 I have been lesson planning since 8 grade and I enjoy it
Comment from : Nick Jr

All of the above
Comment from : Vanessa Flores

I’m not a teacher yet, and I’m not sure how I’ll be planning
Comment from : Nayelie Torres

I plan whole group month by month and individualized lessons week by week
Comment from : Coral Q

Thanks for the video! Where can we find the unit progression guide cheat sheet you mentioned?
Comment from : Rebecca Therese

I usually plan week by week on a Sunday It usually takes me ALL DAY! I make powerpoints for each day
Comment from : kate brochert

Thank you for sharing your lesson planning tips Merry Christmas!
Comment from : Caroline Kelly

I plan weekly- so I have a basic knowledge of what I want to achieve with my students that week and I take a look at the next week as well for a bit Than using that I do my lesson plans daily It does not take me long once I have that weekly plan
Comment from : Nagyová Timea

I plan week by week Wish I was more ahead
Comment from : Ashley Hennings

Day by day Lesson plan book, oh yeah
Comment from : Jazz Max

I go week by week
Comment from : Jen Giolando

I used to plan day by day when I first started teaching and was learning the curriculum I’m on year 5 now and I still don’t feel like I have a good system for planning I plan for the entire week now, but it takes HOURS We got a new reading curriculum, and it’s taking a lot of time to figure out what to teach and how to implement
Comment from : Miranda Craft

I use Schoology and would like to see a video on how you create your materials in the folders I do create folders but not like yours My folders I use them for the weekly assignments
Comment from : Sanchez Claudia

"Sometimes you face difficulties not because you're doing something wrong, but because you're doing something right" - Joel Osteen
Comment from : Chrisoula Lakkas

Honestly, it depends My lesson plans are due on Monday the week of My goal is to be planned out for that week Sometimes at the most difficult times or times that I'm trying to get a handle on pacing, it is day-by-day
Comment from : Lis On Life

I am a 7th grade math teacher, and we plan weekly as a team! Sometimes we adjust as needed, of course But we try to stick to that weekly planning period
Comment from : Christina Frazita

I have to have my lesson plans summited Friday before I leave We have curriculum that is already paced for us, but it still takes me a couple hours a week To be honest we're starting our 6th week of school, and I have not yet submitted my plans on time because I'm having to finish over the weekend 😬
Comment from : Kaitie Bee

I love your channel Though I am a secondary ELA teacher but your information about organization is still very helpful I start with plot First week of school we watch a school-friendly sitcom (like Brady Bunch) and map out plot It is fun and accessible to students of all reading levels
Comment from : Strategically Styled

Good Morning Bridget, speaking of planners and digital planners I bought your planner in TPT, I went to download last weekend (I know it's an older planner, but I change the dates) But, I can't find it anymore, it says "404 Error" HELP
Comment from : Benali Lee

Thank you for sharing all your knowledge After listening to your previous podcast I started batch planning and I love it It saves time and your sanity This year I move school and grade levels and I have been overwhelmed with all the paper I’m here required to turn in I haven’t have time to batch plan and is killing me and my teaching 😭😭
Comment from : Elisa Esquivel

I plan by the week and it is killing me I typically don’t start on plans until Sunday because of homework I’ve realized that it affects my teaching in a bad way I’ve been wanting to switch to monthly planning, but I haven’t known how to get started Eventually, I want to build to having the entire year planned out
Comment from : Mydarian Booker

7-9 science teacher here I plan a full unit at a time I tell students the first day of the unit/ chapter when each quiz will be and when the test will be or if there will be a project at the end I always tell students that the end test may have to be moved depending on if we have snow days or unplanned early out etc
Comment from : Krssweetheart

I try and have my lesson plan sheet filled out by Friday On Sunday; I fine tune the sheet, create the PowerPoint for the week and upload assignments in Google Classroom I want to learn to unit plan by standards
Comment from : Heather Charlton

My lesson plans come in waves I usually have to be comfortable to plan This year because of last year's overwhelming craziness, I planned the curriculum for the entire year before school began and now every 2 to 3 weeks, I just edit the plans to suit the new speed of varying changes that can occur I review every day to ensure I am on the mark
Comment from : Tracy Teaches

I hateeeeee lesson planning, I believe it is important and when I have it I love it, it means I'm totally prepared, but sitting to write it? That's where the chaos is😪brI wish I could wave a magic wond and have it out of my head and on paper Batch planning might be the answer I hope
Comment from : Allana Rocque

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with the teacher community I am a middle and high school music teacher I am learning to apply your lesson planning system into my field and have been successful Thank you so much PLEASE keep doing videos like this one God Bless 🙏🏼
Comment from : Linda Ramirez

It depends I plan usually on the weekends unless I have come across something throughout the week that seems interesting for kids and teaching
Comment from : FreeYourMindset

I plan at the weekend for a block period of time I do look at it to adjust if need be on the day, but mostly it’s only a weekend every 6 weeks I found this video really interesting 😀
Comment from : Splintered 13