The start of the school year used to cost whole days of planning. Now it takes minutes.
Plan a unit, a term or a full year with objectives, a lesson sequence and assessment already laid out — then adjust it to your class.
- Year plan
- Unit plan
- Term plan
What you get in the generated document
Every document arrives structured, ready to review, edit and use.
Learning objectives for the unit
A lesson sequence across the term
Assessment points and instruments
Using unit plans in your week
These are the situations where this tool makes the biggest difference, and what to expect from the result.
What a Scooli unit plan contains
The draft starts from the subject, year group and scope you choose, and from any sources you add, so the structure is already there when you open the document.
- Learning objectives, written out and put in context
- A lesson sequence where each objective builds on the last
- Formative and summative assessment spread across the unit
How Scooli handles changes to the plan
Plans change during the year. Scooli helps you adapt sequencing and resources and keep those choices clear, in a file you can still edit.
- Your sequencing decisions documented in the plan itself
- Sequencing adjusted to the class in front of you
- Alternatives generated when the plan changes mid-term
From a request to an editable document
The process is simple: give the context, get a structured draft, and adjust until it is ready to use.
Set the scope
Choose the subject, the year group and the term or unit you are planning.
Describe the class
Add what matters about the group — pace, specific needs or curriculum priorities.
Generate the plan
You get objectives, a lesson sequence and assessment built in.
Refine and hand in
Edit anything, adjust what does not fit and export when the plan is ready to use.
What you get
- Objectives, sequence and assessment drafted for you, instead of typed out by hand
- A complete unit plan in minutes rather than an evening
- Objectives, sequence and assessment all editable before you hand anything in
Scooli drafts the base — the teacher decides what stays
Every document is editable before you print, export or share it. The final call belongs to the teacher, not the AI.
Questions about unit plans
Quick answers on what this tool does, how it fits your context and what to expect before you try it.
Want to try unit plans in Scooli?
Start for free, generate your first resource and adjust everything before you use, print or export it.