Planning

Your day, your week, and your year, in one place.

Start each morning with a clear picture of what’s ahead. Keep your curriculum map, daily lessons, reflections, and professional goals together through the school year.

Today

Your teaching day at a glance.

See today’s lesson and what’s coming next. Create materials, move lessons, prepare sub plans, review your week, or build an assessment, all from one place.

When the day is done, take a moment to reflect on how it went.

The Today page for a civics teacher: today’s lesson, the next class day, a “How did today go?” box, and six quick actions, from Make Sub Plans to Add reflection.
The Today page: today’s lesson, the next class day, a quick reflection box, and quick actions. Sample data.View full size ↗

Your map

Your year, a month at a time.

Each course has a month-by-month map of school days. Open a day to see or write its lesson, and mark it taught or skipped as the week goes.

Plan this week lets you describe the week in a sentence, typed or spoken, and Lumerell fills in the days.

  • Undo for 72 hours, from one edited day to a whole planned week
  • Switch to a single week for a closer look
  • Review this week carries unfinished work forward and gives you a clear picture of the week ahead
Close-up of a week of civics lessons, each day marked taught, with the next week starting below and Friday marked skipped.
A month map with lessons marked taught and skipped.View full size ↗

After the lesson

It asks how it went, so you don’t have to remember to.

Mark each day taught or skipped as the week goes. Then Catch me up asks up to four quick questions Lumerell can’t answer on its own, like how a quiz went or whether a finished unit left anything to fix. Answer any, skip any.

If something needs work, Lumerell offers a next step (a reteach day, a review, a worksheet or exit ticket, or a small group), and nothing happens until you click it.

A “Catch me up” dialog asking the teacher how two recent quizzes and two finished units went, with buttons to answer, mark it fine, or skip.
Catch me up after a few weeks of civics: two quizzes and two finished units, each with “Tell me”, “It went fine”, or “Not now”.View full size ↗

Scope and Sequence

Your course, unit by unit.

See a course’s units in order, with their dates, essential questions, and objectives, and add or edit them in one place.

Already planned your days? Lumerell can read your map and suggest the units. Nothing is saved until you add them.

The Scope and Sequence page for a civics course, showing the first unit’s dates, essential questions, and objectives.
Scope and Sequence for a civics course, with the first unit’s dates, essential questions, and objectives.View full size ↗

Goals and reflection

Grow on your own terms.

Set meaningful professional goals, break them into action steps, and define what success looks like. Connect evidence from your lessons, or add your own along the way.

Your goals and reflections are private. School and district leaders can’t see what they say.

A professional goal with three action steps, how the teacher will know it worked, a related course, and three pieces of evidence.
A professional goal with action steps, a related course, and three pieces of evidence. Sample data.View full size ↗

See it for yourself

See your own year on the map.

Tell us a little about your classroom, school, or district, and we’ll show you how Lumerell fits the way you already plan.