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How to turn any topic into a lesson plan with a quiz

Type the topic into aiKit's Lesson Kit, say who it's for, and tick the add-ons you want, such as a quiz per lesson and answer keys. It shows the outline first so you can change it, then writes each lesson and quiz. Share a learner link where quizzes check answers right away, or print the quizzes with the answer key on its own page.

About 15 minutesLesson KitPresentation Builder
Lesson Kit: turn any subject into lessons, with a sample forklift safety lesson and quiz
Lesson Kit: turn any subject into lessons, with a sample forklift safety lesson and quiz

What you need

  • The topic, skill or process you want to teach
  • Who the learners are: grade, age, experience or role
  • Optional: your own material (a PDF, Word file, slides, or photos of textbook pages) for the lessons to follow
  • A free aiKit account

Steps

  1. Say what they should learn

    Open the Lesson Kit. In What should they learn?, type the topic or press the microphone. Add your files brings in your own material, and the lessons follow it and keep its terms.

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  2. Say who it is for

    Under Who is it for?, pick School class, College course, Homeschool, Business training, Learn a skill, Just for me, or Other. Then set the grade, experience or starting point, and the age. School classes can list the standards to follow.

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  3. Choose the kind and size of the lessons

    Pick up to three kinds of lesson, such as Classic, Story, Hands-on or Game & challenge, and a teaching template if you have one in mind. Set the number of lessons (1 to 30) and minutes per lesson (5 to 120).

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  4. Tick the quiz and other add-ons

    Under Add-ons, tick Quiz per lesson, Answer keys and any others, like Worksheets, Flashcards or a Final test. The gear button on an add-on sets how many questions, how hard, and the kinds of questions: multiple choice, true or false, short answer, matching and more.

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  5. Check the plan before anything is written

    Press Plan my lessons. The plan opens with a one-sentence For line saying who the AI understood the lessons are for, then every lesson with its goal and minutes. Edit any title, reorder with the arrows, or type a change in Change the plan in your words.

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  6. Write everything

    Press Write everything. Each lesson is written with goals, a hook, teaching with examples, an activity, check-yourself questions, a recap and key terms, then each add-on. Change this lesson in your words takes changes like use soccer examples, and More for this lesson makes easier, harder or extra-support versions.

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  7. Share it or print it

    Share turns on a learner link anyone can open without an account, with quizzes that say right away whether an answer is right and why; teacher notes and the final test stay private. Download offers Word, PDF or Google Docs, and Quizzes + answer key prints every quiz with the key on its own page.

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Tips

  • Be specific about the learners. Seventh graders reading below grade level gets a better result than middle school.
  • Fix the outline before pressing Write everything. Changes to the plan are quick; rewriting finished lessons takes longer.
  • Mix question types. A few multiple choice questions check recall, and one or two short-answer questions show whether learners can explain it.
  • Treat standards codes as a starting point and check them against your official list before you hand anything in.
  • Read each lesson before you teach it, especially anything about recent events, local rules or company policy, which the kit leaves as [placeholders] for you.

Questions

Can AI write a lesson plan with a quiz and answer key?
Yes. Tick Quiz per lesson and Answer keys under Add-ons, and the Lesson Kit writes each lesson and its quiz, with the right answer and why. Quizzes + answer key downloads every quiz and test with name and date lines, then the answer key on its own page. The AI can be wrong, so read lessons and answers before you teach them.
Does it work for homeschool or staff training?
Yes. Who is it for? includes Homeschool, Business training, Learn a skill, College course and School class, and the level question changes with your choice. For training it can add a manager summary, a certificate and goals learners must reach. Company policies, prices and local laws are left as [placeholders] for you to fill in, never invented.
Can students take the quiz online?
Yes. Share turns on a learner link that opens without an account. Learners see the lessons and quizzes, and each answer says right away whether it was right and why. Scores are not sent back to you yet; learners see their own results on their device. Teacher notes, teacher lesson plans and the final test stay private.
Can I make easier or harder versions for different learners?
Yes. On any written lesson, More for this lesson makes an Easier version, a Harder version or an Extra-support version, each kept as its own add-on, so a mixed class can use all three. You can also set a reading level, pick learner needs such as English learners or dyslexia-friendly, and make the whole set in other languages.
Can I turn the lessons into slides?
Yes. Tick Slides as an add-on, or use More for this lesson to make slides for one lesson in the Presentation Builder. The slides can then become a narrated video in Video Kit. Present also opens any lesson full screen, built for a projector or shared screen, with each check question on its own screen.

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AI lesson plans and quizzes for teachers, with answer keys

Type a subject and grade and get full lessons with quizzes, answer keys, worksheets and slides. Change anything in plain words. Free to start with aiKit.

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