Grade-specific AI lesson drafts for K-12
Draft lessons with objectives, activities, and assessments — plus differentiated versions for IEP, ELL, and gifted learners. Built for K-12 teachers and ESA homeschool families to review and adapt.
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From blank page to complete lesson pack in 3 steps
No templates. No AI prompts to write. Just describe your lesson and it builds itself.
Enter your topic
Choose your grade, subject, and topic for a draft guided by grade-specific pedagogy. Review it against your local curriculum and standards.
AI builds your lesson system
Get a draft lesson plan, differentiation for 4 learner groups, assessment, and rubric to review and adapt.
Save and use instantly
Every lesson saves to your Vault. Edit, export, print, or share — and build your teaching library over time.
What changes when AI does the planning
Before iTeachWise
Sunday at 9pm
- Writing lesson plans from scratch
- Juggling multiple tools and tabs
- Manual differentiation for every learner
- Building rubrics from scratch each time
- Scrambling for last-minute materials
After iTeachWise
Draft, review, and adapt
- AI-drafted lesson pack for your review
- Everything in one platform
- Built-in differentiation for IEP, ELL, & advanced
- Auto-generated rubrics and assessments
- Saved to your Vault — reuse anytime
AI Lesson Planning for K-12 Teachers
Lesson planning involves searching for resources, drafting learning objectives, designing activities, sequencing content, and building assessments. Teachers managing multiple preps need materials for each class.
iTeachWise uses AI to draft a lesson system for teacher review. Enter your grade level, subject, and topic, then check and adapt the generated materials before classroom use. Every generated plan includes structured learning objectives, timed classroom activities, student engagement strategies, and a clear closure, all calibrated to your specific grade and curriculum.
iTeachWise uses your grade level, subject, and topic to draft lesson plans for teacher review. Check each draft for accuracy, curriculum alignment, and suitability for your students, then adapt it before classroom use.
Lesson Plan Generator for Teachers
The iTeachWise lesson plan generator works in three steps. First, you select your grade level and subject from a simple menu — everything from Pre-K through 12th grade, across core subjects including Math, Science, English Language Arts, History, and more. Then you type your lesson topic, just as you'd describe it to a colleague: "Fractions and mixed numbers," "The water cycle," or "Figurative language in poetry."
From that input, the AI generates a complete lesson system: a full lesson plan with objectives, warm-up, direct instruction, guided practice, and closure; differentiated activity versions for four learner groups; a set of assessment questions with an answer key; and a grading rubric. These materials are drafts for teachers to review for accuracy and adapt to their students before classroom use.
Unlike generic AI writing tools that produce content you still need to format and structure, the lesson plan generator for teachers at iTeachWise produces education-specific output built around proven instructional design principles. Every component connects — the lesson objective drives the activity, the activity drives the assessment, and the assessment drives the rubric. Teachers don't stitch pieces together; they get a coherent, complete system every time.
Choose grade, subject, and topic
Select from Pre-K to 12th grade, any core subject, then describe your topic in plain language.
AI generates your lesson system
iTeachWise drafts the lesson, differentiation, assessment, and rubric for your review.
Save, export, or teach
Download your lesson as a document, save it to your Teaching Vault, or use it directly in class.
Differentiated Instruction Tools
Differentiated instruction is one of the most important — and most time-intensive — aspects of K-12 teaching. Every classroom includes students at different readiness levels, with different learning needs, and different language backgrounds. Meeting all of them in the same lesson, in the same period, is what separates good teaching from great teaching.
iTeachWise builds differentiated instruction support directly into every lesson it generates. Rather than creating one lesson and then spending another hour making modified versions, teachers get four complete activity sets automatically: scaffolded activities for struggling learners, standard tasks for grade-level students, extension work for advanced learners, and language-accessible materials for English Language Learners. Every version shares the same learning objective — the content is simply delivered at the right level of challenge for each group.
iTeachWise drafts differentiated activities with supports such as sentence frames, visual supports, tiered questioning, and extension tasks. Teachers review and adapt these drafts to match their students' needs before classroom use.
Struggling Learners
Scaffolded activities, sentence frames, visual supports, step-by-step structure
Grade-Level Students
Standards-aligned content, varied practice modes, independent and partner tasks
Advanced Learners
Extension tasks, higher-order thinking, research components, creative application
ELL Students
Vocabulary previews, bilingual glossary notes, visual representations, simplified language
Assessment and Rubric Generator
Writing assessment questions and grading rubrics is one of the most repetitive tasks in teaching. Every unit requires a new set of quiz questions. Every project needs a rubric. Done well, both take significant time — time that most teachers don't have at the end of a long planning week.
iTeachWise includes an assessment and rubric generator as part of every lesson it produces. When you generate a lesson on, say, the American Revolution for 8th Grade History, you automatically receive a matched set of assessment questions — multiple choice, short answer, and extended response — along with a full answer key, and a detailed grading rubric with performance level descriptors for each criterion. All of it is tied to the same learning objective as the lesson itself.
The rubric generator for teachers at iTeachWise drafts rubrics for teacher review, with subject-specific criteria, student-facing descriptions, and three performance levels (Excellent, Proficient, Developing). Teachers check each draft for accuracy, clarity, and alignment with the assignment, then adapt the criteria and performance descriptions before sharing it with students or using it to grade their work.
Assessment Question Generator
- Multiple choice with answer distractors
- Short answer with exemplar responses
- Extended response prompts
- Full answer keys included
- Aligned to lesson objective and grade level
AI Rubric Builder
- Subject-appropriate criteria
- Excellent / Proficient / Developing levels
- Student-friendly language
- Grading-ready, exportable format
How AI Is Changing Lesson Planning for K-12 Teachers
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Free
- 5 AI credits / day with a free account
- Basic lesson planning
- Teaching Vault — sign in to save & reuse
- Not included: Plan My Week — available on Pro and above
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Frequently asked questions
Is iTeachWise free to use?
Yes. Registered free accounts receive 5 AI credits per day, with no credit card required. Paid plans provide higher daily limits and additional planning tools. All plans have usage limits.
How does iTeachWise protect student data?
iTeachWise is for parents and teachers, not children. A parent or teacher acting on a child's behalf may enter the child's first name or another profile label, grade level, and optional notes. iTeachWise stores this information and associates generated learning content with the named child to help the adult organize lesson materials and maintain instructional records. iTeachWise does not collect information directly from children, and no accounts are created for children. COPPA addresses online collection of personal information from children under 13. FERPA addresses the privacy of student education records. iTeachWise does not claim COPPA or FERPA compliance or certification. Parents and teachers should only provide child information they are authorized to share and must follow applicable school policies and privacy requirements. Service providers process data as needed to operate features. iTeachWise LLC does not train its own models on customer content or authorize providers to train on API inputs or outputs. See the Privacy Policy for processing and retention details.
Does iTeachWise work for ESA and IEP documentation?
Yes. iTeachWise generates differentiated materials and AI-drafted SMART IEP goals. Completed purchases produce itemized, timestamped records formatted for scholarship documentation; whether a purchase is reimbursed is determined entirely by the family's program.
Does iTeachWise integrate with Google Classroom?
A Google Classroom connection is implemented for listing courses and posting materials or assignments after you connect your Google account. Availability requires configured Google credentials and your authorization. Canvas and Schoology integrations are not available.
Can ESA families use state funds to pay for iTeachWise?
No. iTeachWise is not an approved or listed ESA vendor in any state. Some programs allow families to purchase directly and submit for reimbursement — whether a purchase is reimbursed is determined entirely by your program. See the state guides and confirm with your program administrator before purchasing.