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One of the main things you can do with Kobbl is plan lessons that are adapted to your class. These can be individual lessons, or part of a scheme of work.

In this post, we'll explore how to plan an individual lesson. If you need a refresher on how to create a class, you can read this post: Create your first class with Kobbl.

Step 1 - Get started

On your home page, you'll want to click the Individual Lessons tab, and select Plan a Lesson.

This page can also be accessed from the Class View.

Step 2 - Start Planning

You'll then see the "Your next lesson" page, where you need to provide:

• Your class
• The subject you're teaching
• What you want to teach

What do you want to teach?

In the "What you want to teach" section, generally we recommend providing the learning objectives for the lesson. If you don't have them formally established, you should aim for:

• What you want the students to know by the end of the lesson
• What you want the students be able to do by the end of the lesson
• If you have a preference, the lesson activities to include

💡 Top Tip If you're in doubt about any of this, don't worry too much - our AI is pretty smart, and it will do its best to fill in any gaps. The more specific you are about what you want, the more specific it will be - but it can do a lot with a little.

Once you're happy, hit next.

Step 3 - Lesson Outline

The next page will summarise what the AI has interpreted from your instructions, and give a high level overview of the lesson.

It will also provide rationale for the approach we recommend, based on pedagogical theory.

If you're happy with the summary, click Generate Lesson. This will combine your class information with your lesson outline to generate a tailored lesson plan.

Step 4 - Use the Plan!

• Outline – a high-level overview of the lesson
• Intro – where you introduce the learning for the day
• Modelling – where you demonstrate key ideas or skills
• Independent – where students practise on their own
• Plenary – to wrap up and reflect on learning
• Resources – everything Kobbl has generated for this lesson
• Reflection – space to reflect and improve future lessons

Each of these sections has a brief explanation of what its purpose is, as well as what you (and the class) can expect to be doing for its duration.

Each section has a How Do I Do This? button, which when clicked will provide a detailed approach for that section of the lesson.

Step 5 - Download the Plan

If you want to download the plan in a more traditional format, you can request it in the resources section of the lesson plan page.

Step 6 - Deliver the lesson

This bit is down to you - you've got this!

Step 7 - Reflect

After delivering the lesson, return to the plan to add your reflections. These notes help refine Kobbl’s AI even further - making future lessons more personalised and effective for you and your students.

Ready to try it out? Head to your dashboard and plan your next lesson.

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