Lesson Plan Templates for B.Ed. Trainees and Teachers: 5E and Micro-Teaching

B.Ed. and D.El.Ed. trainees who must write many lesson plans for internship and micro-teaching, and schoolteachers who want a clean, editable format, get one Word file of templates and a guide with a fully worked example for each one.

What's inside

• Lesson-Plan-Templates-5E-Herbartian-Micro-Teaching-v1.0.docx: 6 templates (5E lesson plan; Herbartian five-step plan; and micro-teaching skill templates for introducing a lesson, questioning, explaining and reinforcement), 1 micro-teaching observation sheet with a 1 to 5 rating scale, and 1 unit plan summary page. Each starts on a new page and has fields for name, roll number, school, class, subject, date and duration.
• Lesson-Plan-Templates-Guide-and-Examples.pdf: 22 A4 pages explaining each format and the typical micro-teaching cycle, with one fully worked example per template (Class 8 Science, Class 6 Social Science, Class 9 Mathematics and Class 8 English), a time check for every example, and a page on where teacher-education sources differ.

How to use it

1. Open the Word file and save a copy for each lesson you plan.
2. Read the matching guide page, then the worked example, before you write your own plan.
3. Fill the template and check that the phase or step times add up to your period.
4. For micro-teaching, give the observation sheet to your peer observers before you teach.

Requirements

• Microsoft Word 2010 or later. The file was built and exported with Microsoft Word and opens in Google Docs; tables use standard Word features only.

Good to know

• Commercial licence: use these templates in your own teaching and teacher-training work. Do not resell or share the files themselves.
• Universities, SCERTs and training institutes use different lesson-plan formats. Follow your own institution's format and headings; adapt these templates to match.