explicit-instruction-sequence-builder

An explicit instruction sequence structures lessons into I Do, We Do, and You Do phases. You generate a complete sequence by providing the skill to teach, student level, and lesson time, which outputs structured modeling and practice guidance.

Checking for understanding points are integrated directly into the instruction sequence to verify student comprehension. The generated lesson plan aligns these CFU points with the modeling and guided practice phases based on Rosenshine principles.

To tailor the gradual release lesson, you provide optional context such as common misconceptions, student profiles, prior knowledge, and success criteria alongside the core skill and time inputs. This generates customized modeling and practice guidance.

Yes, the explicit instruction sequence includes a detailed timing guide. You input the total lesson time, and the output distributes that time across the I Do, We Do, and You Do phases to ensure effective pacing.

Explicit instruction is needed when teaching a new skill that requires clear teacher modeling and structured guided practice. It uses a think-aloud approach during the I Do phase to explicitly demonstrate cognitive steps before independent application.

Yes, the generated instruction sequence is explicitly aligned with Rosenshine's principles and the gradual release framework. It structures teacher modeling, guided practice, and independent application while embedding checking for understanding points.