Storgy for teachers
Lesson plans you can teach on Monday
Every plan is a sequence of single-period lessons for one text: a do-now on the board, one move modelled on a named passage, an independent task that produces something markable, and an exit ticket. Free to print. One credit to have one written for your curriculum, year group and length.
The first plans are being written now. In the meantime, every study guide already carries discussion questions, essay prompts and quizzes — browse the guides.
Questions teachers ask
- Are the lesson plans free?
- Yes. Every published lesson plan on Storgy is free to read, print and teach from — no account and no signup. Generating a custom plan for your own curriculum and year group costs one credit.
- What is in a plan?
- Three to five single-period lessons, each with a do-now, teacher input modelled on a named passage, an independent task and an exit ticket; three to six lift-out classroom activities; formative and summative assessment with marking notes; and the assessment objectives each lesson covers.
- Which curricula are covered?
- Every plan names standards for Common Core grades 11-12, AP Literature and at least one UK board (AQA, Edexcel, Eduqas or OCR). The generator will write a plan led by any of those, plus IB Literature and the Irish Leaving Certificate.
- Can I change the number of lessons?
- Yes. The generator on any work's page takes the curriculum, the year group, one to five lessons, and an optional focus — for example a single lesson on one act, or five on the whole text.
- Can I print the plan for my department?
- Yes. Print the page, or download the teacher pack PDF, which bundles the plan with the discussion questions, essay prompts, a comprehension check for every chapter and the answer key.