Single Subject Lesson Plan Template
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Planning a lesson is hard for you? Does it take you too much time? You don't like the process? With our google docs template the situation is going to change. The thing is, it will help you structure your plan. Let's take a closer look at it. First, we offer you to mention your name, school and room number. Next, write the subject you are making a plan for. We left quite a lot of space for the outline. So, you can describe your future lesson in more detail. If you want, you can make this field bigger. The lesson plan template in Google Docs and Word is fully editable. Get it for free and enjoy your teaching!
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- Created: August 11, 2021
- Author: Henry Turner
- DPI: 300. Ready to Print at Office/Home
- Size: 210 x 297 mm , 8.5 x 11 inch
- Free Standard Google fonts
- Compatible: Google Docs and Microsoft Word
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