Unit Planner

Build a complete multi-week unit plan with daily lessons, activities, and assessments — aligned to your standards.

Output length

Example — Unit Plan

"8th grade US History, Civil War, 3 weeks"

Unit: The Civil War (3 Weeks)

Week 1 — Causes & Context: Day 1: Sectionalism and the Missouri Compromise. Day 2: Slavery and the abolitionist movement. Day 3: Dred Scott and John Brown. Day 4: Election of 1860. Day 5: Document analysis — primary sources.

Week 2 — The War: Day 1: Fort Sumter and early battles. Day 2: Military strategy — North vs. South. Day 3: Emancipation Proclamation. Day 4: Life of soldiers — letter-writing activity. Day 5: Gettysburg and turning points.

Week 3 — Aftermath: Day 1: Sherman's March and end of the war. Day 2: Assassination of Lincoln. Day 3: Reconstruction begins. Day 4: Unit review. Day 5: Unit assessment.

Full plan includes objectives, materials, activities, and assessments for each day.

Generated in ~30 seconds. Ready to use.

How to Write a Lesson Plan: Step-by-Step →Free Lesson Plan Template for Elementary Teachers →Common Core Lesson Plan Templates →Bloom's Taxonomy Verbs: Complete List →

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Essential components, big ideas, sample units, and assessment strategies for every grade and subject.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many weeks can a unit plan cover?▾

You can generate unit plans from 1 to 6 weeks. Each plan includes day-by-day lessons with objectives, activities, materials, and assessments for the entire duration.

Does it include daily lesson breakdowns?▾

Yes. Every unit plan includes a day-by-day schedule with specific activities, timing, materials needed, and formative assessment checkpoints throughout.

Is the unit planner a Pro feature?▾

Yes. Unit planning requires a Pro ($7/mo) or Team ($19/mo) subscription because it generates significantly more content than other tools.

Can I align the unit to specific standards?▾

Yes. Specify your state standards (Common Core, NGSS, state-specific standards) and the unit plan will align all objectives and assessments accordingly.