Lesson Plans & Curriculum Maps
Kori Barnes
Created on April 4, 2023
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Lesson Plans
Pacing Guides
Curriculum Maps
- Lesson plans are the most basic level of curriculum planning
- Allow teachers to plan out the details of individual lessons or activities
- Typically include standards and learning objectives
- Lesson plans vary in extensiveness, some are for one class period, while others are up to 10 days
- "Curriculum mapping is a method of organizing and aligning instruction used to determine what is taught and when based upon national and state mandated standards" (Tunnell, 2022).
- Allow teachers to map out an entire school year or semester
- Typically provide multiple chapters or units of study
- Look at a longer period of time than a lesson plan
- Typically less detailed on individual concepts than a lesson plan
- Pacing guides may be added to curriculum maps to include an anticipated timeline.
- It can help teachers to stay on track in the curriculum to ensure they are able to cover everything
- Times are an approximation based on the timeline it has taken previous students to get through the curriculum
- Pacing may be altered slightly as needed to better differentiate for current students