How To Format a Lesson Plan using Microsoft word| Less than 10 minutes

This how to video walks you through creating your own lesson plan format using Microsoft Word. This is to help any new teachers that don't know how to create a lesson plan. I do have another video coming out soon on how to write a lesson plan. Google docs howto video will also be coming soon.

[ericaciquan]

Thank you mam.. this was really good for a beginner like me..

[carolinekelly]

Hello, this is a great lesson plan format. Thank you for connecting and sharing the format. I like this plan.

[Panaichnisane]

Very easy explanation you make it super easy for me thank you so much

[MasMaliki]

Thanks Mrs Sheri, its really helpful since I new teacher that not familiar with things about teaching administration..

[carolinekelly]

Thank you for connecting and sharing your lesson plan format.

[siriwanmobley]

This was a very informative and easy to do step by step. Thank You.

[globalnews-g]

This is something I was looking for
Thank y I u for your time
Keep posting such good content

[khaledyanimi]

Thank you for the comprehensive tutorial. Keep it up.

[cetydlc]

Thank you for the well detailed explanation ☺️!

[pahadnarunaslifevlogs]

thanku my dear for this love from india

[anthonyharriman]

Thank you for the very in-depth video!

[VIRENDRAKUMAR-flxr]

Can you made video on Ms word after work some page left than delete.

[TomMyfield-trtg]

One thing I never see in Lesson Plans that would be very useful indeed is a running time total under the Time for each row. There may be a way to use a Word Formula like "=SUM(ABOVE)" to do this, but I have not been successful so far in figuring it our. If you, or anyone here, has this solved, please add it to the Comments here. Thanks.

[san]

Words in the video are not clear. Very small. And sound also not audible

[daliaali]

I didn't understand the standards