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Draft My Lesson keeps context, structures your documents, and delivers a lesson ready to print.

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Aligned to your country's curriculum standards.

Common Core, NGSS, National Curriculum and equivalents: standards-based objectives and progression are built into every lesson.

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It remembers what matters

Once your lessons are validated, Draft My Lesson reuses recent history, student or class level, and your instructions to maintain coherent progression.

Documents ready to review and print

You get the teacher's lesson plan, student handout, and homework in a structured format, editable in the editor, then exportable to PDF.

AI built for teaching

The tool draws on your levels, your teaching goals, and the official curriculum standards (Common Core, NGSS, National Curriculum, and equivalents) built into the app.

Adapted to how you teach

Whether you manage a class of 30 students or give private lessons, the tool adapts. Individual profiles or class profiles, you choose.

Four steps. One complete lesson.

Add your students

Enter the context: level, subject, special needs. The AI will remember it.

Describe your lesson

Select the student, duration, teaching direction. Add your references if needed.

AI generates everything

In seconds: lesson plan, student handout, exercises. Everything personalized.

Review and print

Review in the editor, adjust what you want, then export to PDF. Ready for tomorrow.

Adapted to many ways of teaching.

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