At first glance, lesson plans can seem overwhelming. Whether we're making one from scratch or interpreting one in a textbook, if we don't have a bit of training, a lesson plan can look intimidating, confusing, nonsensical even.There is good news Once we understand the basics of lesson plans, not only can we use them easily, but we can manipulate them to fit our classes and teaching styles. This is what takes the panic out of our teaching and makes us more effective in the classroom.Catechist's Companion: How to Make a Lesson Plan tells us: How to make a well-constructed lesson planThe Theory of Multiple IntelligencesKnow the age and development of the childrenKnow your classKnow yourselfBe flexible
