Lesson Planning flowcharts
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This GoConqr page gathers lesson planning flowcharts on objectives, lesson stages and classroom activities. It is for university students and professional candidates practising lesson planning, and teachers looking for ready-made material. There are over 20 flowcharts for study and professional practice. Choose a flowchart to get started.
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- Lesson Plan Components and Structure56
- Steps in Lesson Planning31
- Learning Objectives and Bloom's Taxonomy8
- Lesson Planning Models and Templates14
- Unit and Course Planning29
- Weekly and Daily Lesson Plans14
- Classroom Activities and Teaching Strategies13
- Language Teaching Lesson Plans14
- Classroom Management and Learning Environment8
- Formative Assessment and Task Evaluation12
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Planning Stages
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2.2 Activity. Stages in a lesson planning
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Stages in a Lesson Planning
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The English Lesson Plan (2)
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Reading and Comprehension lesson How to develop the reading and comprehension lesson step by step
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Leasson planning
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How to Create a Rationale
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Analysis 2
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2.2 stages in a lesson planning
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Conversation and grammar lesson How to develop the conversation and grammar lesson
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Tips for a lesson /self-study guide communicative.
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About lesson planning flowcharts
GoConqr OriginalLesson planning flowcharts to explore
The flowcharts on this page show different ways to organise a lesson. Lesson Plan Stages moves from setting objectives through warm-up, presentation and practice. Planning Stages also includes feedback and closing activities. For a wider view, Overview Recap Diagram connects lesson planning with language principles and Bloom’s Taxonomy.
Using a flowchart to revise
Start with Lesson Plan Stages if you want a clear sequence to follow. Read each stage, then cover the chart and try to recall the order. Compare your version with the flowchart and revisit any stages you missed.
For a specific example, look at Reading and Comprehension lesson, which includes a vocabulary review and listening activity. When you want a different way to review, the Lesson Planning unit page also has notes and quizzes. Pick a flowchart and trace its stages at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flowchart is a good place to start?
Lesson Plan Stages is a useful starting point if you want to follow a lesson sequence. It includes objectives, warm-up, presentation and practice. You can then compare it with Planning Stages, which also shows feedback and closing activities, to see another way of arranging a lesson.
Are these flowcharts free to use?
Yes. Every flowchart listed here is free to open and study without an account. The resources were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Do the flowcharts include a classroom example?
Yes. Reading and Comprehension lesson outlines activities including a vocabulary review and listening to audio. Other flowcharts take a broader approach: Lesson Plan Stages sets out a sequence from objectives to practice, while Overview Recap Diagram links lesson planning with other topics in didactics.