How is this different from the AI Lesson Plan Generator?

The lesson plan generator writes a new lesson from a subject and topic and returns one PDF. This tool starts from a lesson you already teach and adapts it for three readiness levels, keeping the same standard and core tasks for every group so the class can come back together.

Four editable Word documents: a teacher plan that explains the tiers and when to regroup, and one student worksheet each for Group A (below grade level), Group B (at grade level), and Group C (above grade level). Vocabulary, the exit ticket, and other shared parts are written once, so the four documents stay consistent.

Which subjects and grades does it cover?

K-12 math, English language arts, science, and social studies. It aligns to Common Core or NGSS unless you name your state, and for social studies it asks which state you teach in before it starts.

Can I see a draft before it builds the documents?

Yes. It offers a quick draft in the chat first, listing what changes for each group and the tasks on each worksheet. Ask for changes there, then tell it to go ahead and it builds all four documents.

Can it support English learners or students with IEPs?

Yes. Mention WIDA levels, IEP goal areas, or 504 accommodations and it builds those supports into the tiers. If you share none, it adds sentence stems and a vocabulary glossary to all three worksheets and asks what else your students need.

It does not write a new lesson from scratch, grade student work, or build rubrics and quizzes. Use the AI Lesson Plan Generator for a new lesson and the AI Quiz Generator for a quiz.

Adapt a lesson for every learner

Bring a K-12 lesson you already teach. Get a teacher plan and three tiered worksheets, for below, at, and above grade level, as editable Word documents.

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Nothing sends until you start, and you can change anything afterwards.

Export formats

Word document (.docx)Opens in Word, Pages, and Google Docs.

Every export also lands in your Library as an artifact you can revise, share with a link, and pick up again in another chat.

How it works

Paste, upload, or describe the lesson you already teach, with the grade and subject, and mention any English learners or IEP goals.
askROI offers a quick draft in the chat or builds the full set: a teacher plan plus Group A, B, and C worksheets as Word documents.
Download the four documents, or keep chatting to change a tier, add supports, or tighten the scope.

What people use it for

Mixed-ability classesgive every group the same lesson and core tasks at a different entry point, so the class can regroup for the discussion.
English learnersbuild sentence frames and vocabulary support into each tier, matched to the WIDA levels you share.
IEP and 504 supportsadd scaffolds for the goal areas and accommodations you name, without changing the standard the lesson teaches.
Students ready for moregive the above grade level group a harder task on the same standard instead of extra busywork.
Lessons you already havekeep your own sequence and materials instead of starting over from a blank plan.

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How is this different from the AI Lesson Plan Generator?: The lesson plan generator writes a new lesson from a subject and topic and returns one PDF. This tool starts from a lesson you already teach and adapts it for three readiness levels, keeping the same standard and core tasks for every group so the class can come back together.
What do I get?: Four editable Word documents: a teacher plan that explains the tiers and when to regroup, and one student worksheet each for Group A (below grade level), Group B (at grade level), and Group C (above grade level). Vocabulary, the exit ticket, and other shared parts are written once, so the four documents stay consistent.
Which subjects and grades does it cover?: K-12 math, English language arts, science, and social studies. It aligns to Common Core or NGSS unless you name your state, and for social studies it asks which state you teach in before it starts.
Can I see a draft before it builds the documents?: Yes. It offers a quick draft in the chat first, listing what changes for each group and the tasks on each worksheet. Ask for changes there, then tell it to go ahead and it builds all four documents.
Can it support English learners or students with IEPs?: Yes. Mention WIDA levels, IEP goal areas, or 504 accommodations and it builds those supports into the tiers. If you share none, it adds sentence stems and a vocabulary glossary to all three worksheets and asks what else your students need.
What does it not do?: It does not write a new lesson from scratch, grade student work, or build rubrics and quizzes. Use the AI Lesson Plan Generator for a new lesson and the AI Quiz Generator for a quiz.