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In my opinion, lesson plans need to be made to meet the needs of the students, week by week. If it is just an overview, then knowing how long units should take can be put on a timeline to schedule throughout the year.
When I make my lesson plans, I build in my differentiation strategies. That way, I can meet the learning styles and levels of my students
All the time. Sometimes from hour to hour. I tweak constantly. I think that if you really care about the kids and yourself, it’s just a constant.
I change mine every year. I may supplement with old stuff, though.
I definitely like the idea of using old stuff to supplement. I finally took out one of my favorite articles and worksheets were from 2015. 😁
Well I think teaching 1st grade is different because we don't change much EVER! So lesson plans get perfected from year to year with tweaks along the way. For the most part though we are just plug and play after 10 years with the same curriculum and mostly the same literature.
Awww!1st grade......I am glad there are teachers who invest in teaching 1st grade! I taught 1st Grade one year and decided I would rather teach the upper elementary grades and now LOVE teaching my middle schoolers.
We're getting new textbooks again. We are getting the same textbook, just the new editions. The new edition is almost the same, except they are pulling out the math section in the back of the textbook. I think it is a waste since there is not any major differences.