multigrade-planner

Synchronized lesson planning for multiple grades is achieved by generating a parallel rotation schedule with alternating Direct Instruction and Independent Task phases, allowing a single teacher to manage two or more grades within one 45-minute block.

A parallel rotation plan for multi-grade classrooms is a structured instructional model where groups alternate between Direct Instruction and Independent Tasks, switching halfway through the period to ensure each grade receives targeted teaching.

Offline activity schedules for multi-grade teaching can be generated directly, as the rotation plan outputs are designed for minimal-resource environments and require no internet connectivity to structure the Direct Instruction and Independent Task phases.

Multi-grade lesson planning supports FLN goals for lower grades by structuring the rotation schedule around foundational literacy and numeracy activities, ensuring both direct teaching and independent tasks align with early learning outcomes.

A split-column rotation schedule for two grades accepts a shared subject parameter, meaning you can apply the multi-grade rotation model to any single subject taught simultaneously to different grade levels.

A multi-grade rotation plan accepts a grades array, allowing you to input two or more grades to generate a synchronized 45-minute schedule with parallel Direct Instruction and Independent Task rotations.