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Common Planner

8.0#1 in ai lesson plan generatorsFrom $5.59 a month
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ComplianceThe company provides a Student Data Privacy Notice covering COPPA, FERPA and state student-privacy-law compliance for schools and districts.The privacy policy says GDPR and international compliance measures are planned for the future.
Intended usersThe maker presents the product for individual teachers as well as school and district teams seeking shared planning and instructional oversight.The founder describes Lessonsquill as an AI tool for teachers, tutors, and homeschooling instructors.
Lesson planningTeachers can create lesson and unit plans, organize classes, and reuse planbooks and lessons across school years.The lesson plan generator creates editable plans with objectives, prior knowledge, activities, teaching methods, assessments, resources, and pacing guidance.
PurposeCommon Planner describes itself as a real-time collaborative lesson planner for teachers, schools, and districts.Lessonsquill uses AI to help K-12 teachers, tutors, and homeschool educators create curriculum-aligned lesson plans and notes.

Common Planner plans

  • Basic for TeachersFree
  • Pro for Teachers$5.59 a month
  • Pro for Teachers (monthly)$5.59 a month
  • Pro for Teachers (annual)$71.88 a year
  • Cc for SchoolsPriced on request

Lessonsquill plans

  • FreeFree
  • Pro$5 a month
  • School$12 a month

Pick Common Planner if…

Common Planner suits teachers who want to organize lessons, units, and standards in one shared planbook. It also fits school and district teams that need planning oversight and collaboration.

Pick Lessonsquill if…

Lessonsquill suits K-12 teachers, tutors, and homeschool educators preparing lesson plans, quizzes, worksheets, and schemes of work. Its curriculum templates and export options may help educators who need adaptable teaching materials.

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