What does this skill do?

The Teaching Lesson Plan skill helps an agent generate comprehensive lesson plans adaptable to any subject, age group, or setting — from a short corporate training to a full classroom session.

It emphasizes clear learning goals, varied instructional activities, and formative assessment. It elicits the essentials first — subject, audience, duration, setting, desired outcomes, and prior knowledge — then builds a timed, structured plan.

Every plan includes objectives written with Bloom's-taxonomy verbs, a timed lesson-structure table, worked examples, differentiation for different ability levels, and assessment aligned to the objectives.

  • Produces objectives, activities, timing, and assessment in one plan

  • Structures timed phases from hook through closure

  • Includes differentiation for struggling and advanced learners

  • Aligns assessment directly to the stated objectives

How it works

1

Gather the essentials

The agent elicits subject, audience details, session duration, setting, desired outcomes, and the participants' existing knowledge baseline.

2

Set learning objectives

It writes three to four outcomes using action verbs from Bloom's taxonomy, plus a short list of key vocabulary.

3

Build the timed structure

It lays out phases — hook, prior knowledge, instruction, guided and independent practice, understanding check, and closure — with activity types and timing.

4

Add assessment and differentiation

It includes formative assessment and an exit ticket aligned to objectives, plus scaffolds for struggling learners and extensions for advanced ones.

Best use cases for this skill

  • Classroom sessions: Plan a full lesson with objectives, activities, and assessment.

  • Corporate training: Design a training module or workshop with timed, interactive phases.

  • Online teaching: Structure a remote session with checks for understanding and differentiation.

  • One-to-one tutoring: Build a focused plan matched to a learner's level and goals.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Teaching Lesson Plan skill do?

It designs a complete, structured lesson plan for any subject, audience, or format — with learning objectives, timed activities, assessment, and differentiation guidance.

What information does it need first?

It elicits the subject, audience details, session duration, setting, desired outcomes, and the participants' existing knowledge before building the plan.

Does it include assessment?

Yes. It adds formative assessment during the session and an exit ticket with an objective-aligned question, so the assessment measures the stated goals.

Can it adapt to different ability levels?

Yes. Every plan includes differentiation — support scaffolds for struggling learners and extension challenges for advanced participants.

Use from source

Ask your Buda agent to install this community skill.

Copy this prompt into your own Buda agent. It includes the source repository and install command so the agent can complete the setup in natural language.

Prompt to send to your Buda agent
Please install the "Teaching Lesson Plan Skill" skill into this Buda agent.

Source repository: https://github.com/mohitagw15856/pm-claude-skills
Install command: npx skills add mohitagw15856/pm-claude-skills --skill teaching-lesson-plan -y -a universal

Please run the install command, verify the skill is available, and tell me any setup notes or follow-up steps from the source repository.
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Install workflow

  1. 1Copy the prompt
  2. 2Send it to your Buda agent
  3. 3Done