Lesson plan draft
A full lesson structure you can edit: objectives, timing, step-by-step flow, checks for understanding, and an exit ticket. Useful when you need a clear plan fast — without starting from zero.
AI toolkit
AI Hub — a calm, teacher-first place to start drafts
AI Hub is where teachers turn a few details into a structured, classroom-ready draft. Choose a tool, add context, and get a result you can edit and reuse - lesson plans, rubrics, and parent emails.
Tool-based workflow Structured outputs Edit-first by design Credits model
One place for the drafts teachers write every week
AI Hub is built for the writing teachers do every week: plans, rubrics, and parent communication. It is not chat-for-everything. Each tool uses a structured form so you get consistent output and faster edits.
- You choose one of the live tools: Lesson Plan Generator, Rubric Generator, or Parent Email Draft.
- You add context: grade level, topic, class/student, reason, format, and tone.
- You get a structured draft: headings, bullets, and reusable sections.
- You refine with small changes (shorter, more formal, add differentiation, etc.).
- You stay in control: always review before sharing with students or families.
A teacher-ready output
The goal is a draft you can actually use: clear headings, bullet lists, and a structure that matches typical classroom docs.
Example structure
- Objective: what students should be able to do
- Materials: quick list (no surprises mid-lesson)
- Steps (45 min): warm-up → mini-lesson → practice → wrap-up
- Checks for understanding: quick questions + what to watch for
- Exit ticket: 3–5 items to confirm mastery
What you can create
Practical drafts, not vague ideas
AI Hub focuses on classroom documents and messages you can actually use. Each tool is structured so you spend less time “prompting” and more time teaching.
Rubric draft
Criteria plus performance levels with clear descriptors for each level. Great when you need a print-ready rubric and consistent grading language.
Parent Email Draft
A ready-to-send email draft based on real student data. Select class, student, reason, and format. The draft can reference grades, attendance, and behavior with a clear call to action.
Reason-based parent emails
Pick Grades Dropping, Attendance Concern, Behavior Issue, Positive Update, or General Check-in. The output changes structure and tone based on your reason.
Student data-aware drafting
Parent Email Draft uses live gradebook context instead of generic filler, so the email can reference concrete numbers and trends when data exists.
Teacher-controlled output
Every output is editable before use. Teachers stay in control of final wording, policy alignment, and sensitive communication decisions.
Workflow
How AI Hub works (3 simple steps)
Keep it simple: choose a tool, add context, then edit the draft into your final version.
Pick a task
Start with the output you need: lesson plan, rubric, or parent email.
Add a little context
Add what matters: grade level, topic, time, constraints, and the tone you want.
Edit and use
Use the draft as a starting point, refine details, and paste it into your classroom doc.
A good input
Lesson plan
Grade 6 · Fractions · 45 minutes · Small groups
Result
A solid structure and draft wording that you can quickly tailor.
A great input
Lesson plan
Grade 6 · Fractions as ratios · 45 minutes · 2 ELL students · No homework · Exit ticket must be 5 items
Result
More accurate pacing, clearer differentiation, and fewer edits before it’s classroom-ready.
The best results come from small, concrete constraints. You don’t need long prompts — just the details that affect the final plan or message.
Examples
Less guessing. More clarity.
Here’s what “a good draft” looks like: short, structured, and easy to adjust.
Lesson plan
Inputs: Grade 6 · Fractions · 45 minutes · Small groups · Exit ticket
Output excerpt
- Warm-up (5 min): 3 quick ratio questions on the board
- Mini-lesson (10 min): model fraction ↔ ratio with a visual + one worked example
- Practice (20 min): small-group tasks with roles (reader / checker / reporter)
- Check (5 min): one “show me” question + common mistake to watch for
- Exit ticket (5 min): 5 items (mix of convert + explain)
What you edit: swap examples for your curriculum, adjust pacing, add accommodations.
Parent email
Inputs: Class + Student + Reason + Format + Optional note
Output excerpt
"Subject: Update on Alex K. in Social Studies. Dear Parent/Guardian, I am writing to share a quick update on Alex's recent progress... We can work together on a clear next step this week."
What you edit: add school-specific wording, meeting times, and any extra context.
Rubric
Inputs: Assignment type + grade + topic + criteria count + scale
Output excerpt
- Criteria: Thesis and Claim
- Level 4: Clear thesis with specific reasons and evidence
- Level 3: Clear thesis with partial evidence and support
- Level 2: Basic claim with limited support
What you edit: criteria names, standards alignment, and level wording for your class.
Plans
A simple credits model
AI Hub uses credits so you can generate exactly when needed and keep costs predictable by plan.
Free plan: 1 credit per day
Free includes 1 credit/day. It updates once a day and does not stack. Lesson Plan Generator costs 3 credits, while Rubric Generator and Parent Email Draft cost 1 credit each.
Starter and Pro credits
Starter includes 150 credits/month and Pro includes 500 credits/month for heavier weekly usage across planning, assessment, and family communication workflows.
Safety
Responsible, teacher-controlled use
AI Hub is built around the idea that teachers stay in control: verify details, keep privacy in mind, and adapt the draft to your real situation.
Review before you use
Double-check facts (names, dates, requirements), adjust tone for your community, and keep sensitive cases human-first.
Keep privacy in mind
Share only what you need for a good draft. Prefer general descriptions over personal details, and use AI Hub to improve wording — not to store records.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers, no hype — so you know what to expect.
What is AI Hub?
A set of structured AI tools inside Lekktura that helps teachers create editable drafts for lesson plans, rubrics, and parent emails.
Is this the same as “chat with AI”?
It’s different. AI Hub starts from a tool with a form, so you get a predictable structure and can refine results without guessing prompts.
Can I control tone for parent communication?
Yes. Parent Email Draft supports Quick Note, Standard Email, and Formal Letter formats, plus reason-based context and optional custom notes.
Does AI Hub guarantee the draft is correct?
No. Treat it as a draft. Always verify facts and align wording with your school’s policies and your classroom context.
How do credits work?
Each generate action spends credits. Free: 1 credit/day. Starter: 150/month. Pro: 500/month. Lesson Plan costs 3 credits; Rubric and Parent Email cost 1 credit each.
Where can I learn more about plans?
See pricing for plan details and what’s included.
Start with a better draft
Use AI Hub as your starting point — then finish with your classroom knowledge and your voice.