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Your curriculum Grade 5 Mathematics · Term 1

Number and Operations: Fractions

  • Add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators.
  • Explain why a fraction a/b is equivalent to (n×a)/(n×b), using visual models.
  • Compare two fractions with different numerators and denominators.
  • Interpret a fraction as division of the numerator by the denominator.
Unit plan · 3 weeks Unit 2: Fractions
  1. Week 1Mon · Wed · Thu (double)Fractions as parts of a whole
  2. Week 2Mon · Tue · Thu (double)Equivalent fractions with strips
  3. Week 3Mon · Wed holiday · ThuComparing and ordering
Lesson plan Equivalent fractions with fraction strips
Class
Grade 5 · 5B
When
Tue, period 3
Length
45 min
Unit
Lesson 4 of 9
  1. 5
    Starter. Which is bigger, 2/4 or 1/2? Answers on mini whiteboards.
  2. 10
    Model. Fold strips into halves, quarters, and eighths; line them up.
    use the paper strips from Monday, not the printed set
  3. 20
    Pairs. Match equivalent fraction cards. Extension: find three fractions equal to 3/4.
  4. 10
    Exit ticket. Two questions; sort the answers into groups for next lesson.
An example. Your plans start from your own curriculum and timetable.

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Your curriculum, the unit, and each lesson stay linked. Change a unit plan and the lessons drafted from it are flagged, so nothing quietly falls out of step.

  1. 1Bring your curriculum

    Upload a PDF or Word document, or paste your syllabus. AI lists its sections and learning outcomes, and you check them before anything is planned.

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  2. 2Map out the unit

    Draft objectives, outcomes, and an outline for every lesson, placed on your timetable. No timetable yet? Give a weekly pattern such as “45, 45, 90”.

  3. 3Prepare each lesson

    Turn an outline into timed activities with differentiation and assessment. Adjust it for your class, then print a PDF or share it with a colleague.

A finished lesson plan in The AI Curriculum: objectives, success criteria, and the revise-with-AI panel.
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  1. Set up a class and a weekly timetable
  2. Add a curriculum and check what was extracted
  3. Draft a unit plan across the weeks
  4. Generate a lesson plan and revise it with AI

What’s in the workspace.

Everything between the term calendar and the printed lesson plan.

  • Classes and timetable

    Add each term, class, subject, and level, then describe weekly sessions, double periods, and holidays. Unit plans follow the real teaching calendar.

  • Curriculum upload and extraction

    Upload a PDF, Word document, or pasted text. AI extracts the sections and learning outcomes, and you review and correct them before planning.

  • Unit plan generator

    Choose the sections to cover and the dates to teach them. Get topics, learning outcomes, and a lesson outline for every session.

  • Lesson plan generator

    Turn any lesson outline into a detailed plan with activities, timing, resources, and assessment, in the lesson structure you prefer.

  • Improve any lesson with AI

    Ask for a hands-on group task or simpler language, and AI revises the lesson while keeping every edit you made.

  • Upload your existing lesson plans

    Bring in the plans you already teach from. AI arranges them into the same editable structure, ready to improve, print, or share.

  • Editing and revision history

    Every plan is fully editable with or without AI. Each save creates a revision, and stale plans are flagged when their source changes.

  • Library and sharing

    Search and filter your curricula, units, and lessons. Share a document with a colleague as read-only or as an editor.

  • Printable PDF export

    A4, Letter, or Legal, with optional lesson packs and private teacher notes.

  • US, UK, and Caribbean systems

    Grade levels and subjects for American, British, and Caribbean schools are built in. Add your own, or hide the ones you do not teach.

What it won’t do.

You know your class. The app is there to save you the blank page, not to make the calls.

  • Ask for student names. Plans don’t need them, and the app asks you to leave them out.
  • Send your account or payment details to the AI. Only the relevant curriculum text and class context are used to draft a plan.
  • Charge you when the trial ends. The trial simply stops. You choose a plan if you want one.
  • Lock your plans away. If you cancel, you can still open and export everything you made.
  • Overwrite your changes. Every line is editable, and every save is kept in the revision history.

Questions teachers ask.

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Which curricula and syllabuses can I use?

Any curriculum or syllabus you already have as a PDF, Word document, or text: national standards, an exam board syllabus, or your school's scheme of work. Grade levels and subjects for US, UK, and Caribbean schools are built in, and you can add your own.

Do I need a timetable?

No. With a timetable, lessons land on real dates and skip holidays. Without one, tell the planner your weekly pattern, such as two single periods and a double, and it paces the unit in weeks.

Can I edit what the AI writes?

Yes. Every unit and lesson plan is fully editable, with or without AI, and each save keeps a revision. You can also tell the AI what to improve, such as adding a hands-on activity or simplifying the language, and it revises the plan while keeping your changes. When you are happy with it, export a PDF for class or share it with a colleague.

Can I use the lesson plans I already have?

Yes. Upload a PDF, Word document, or text file, or paste the text, and AI arranges your existing lesson into the same editable structure. From there you can improve it with AI, print it, or share it, just like a generated plan.

Is student data safe?

Plans never need student names, and the app asks you not to include them. Only the relevant parts of your reviewed curriculum text and class context go to the AI provider to draft a plan, never your account or payment details.

What does the free trial include?

Seven days with 1 AI unit plan and 3 AI lesson plans, plus manual editing, sharing, and PDF export. No card is required and the trial never charges you or subscribes you automatically.

How do I cancel?

Cancel automatic renewal at any time from Plan & usage in the app or from your PayPal account. Your access continues until the end of the period you have paid for, and you keep read and export access to your documents afterwards.

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