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After the Lesson Reflection

A quick reflection after teaching a lesson: what went well, what to change, how many got it, who to check in with and next steps.

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Grade level
Grades K–5
Time
About 10 minutes
Answer key
Not needed: answers vary
Kids practice
Lesson planning, Pacing and organization, Instructional design

What kids do

“Five minutes after a lesson: what worked, what you would change and who needs a check-in tomorrow.”

Printed on the sheet:

  1. What I would change
  2. How many students got it?
  3. Students to check in with only a few
  4. Next steps for tomorrow

Teacher tip

Fill it in right after the lesson while you still remember what worked.

How to use it

  • Use the notes boxes to jot down what worked for next year.
  • Print a fresh copy each week and file finished plans in a binder.
  • Print it on colored paper so kids and helpers can spot it quickly.

Watch for

Plans that skip the check for understanding. Add one to every lesson.

Talk about it

  • How will I know they learned it?
  • How can this help you be ready to learn?

Take it further

Look back at plans at the end of a unit to adjust pacing for next year.

US Letter, prints well in black and white. Free for home and classroom use: print as many copies as you need.

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