NyotaSkul

CBC lesson plan generator

Nyota, the AI assistant inside NyotaSkul, drafts each lesson plan in the KICD format from your approved scheme of work. You review it, change what you like, and save. Lesson plans in minutes, not evenings.

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What Nyota puts in the plan

Each draft follows the lesson plan format Kenyan teachers use, so it is ready for your files and for inspection:

  • Administrative details: school, grade, learning area, date, time and roll
  • Strand and sub-strand
  • Specific learning outcomes and the key inquiry question
  • Core competencies, values and pertinent and contemporary issues (PCIs)
  • Learning resources
  • Introduction, lesson development in steps, and conclusion, each with minutes that add up to the lesson
  • Extended activity and assessment
  • A space for your reflection after the lesson

Why the plans fit your class

Nyota doesn't write from a blank page. It starts from the scheme row you approved, which came from your school's curriculum design, and from your timetable: the right grade, the right outcomes, the right lesson length.

Lesson plan: fractions in daily lifeGrade 7, Mathematics, 40 minutes (sample)
Week 4, lesson 2
Strand
Numbers
Sub-strand
Fractions
Learning outcomes
By the end of the lesson, the learner should be able to:
  • add fractions with different denominators
  • use fractions to share items fairly
Key inquiry question
Where do we use fractions at home and in the market?
Introduction 5 min
Learners share how a family might divide a loaf of bread or a bag of maize.
Development 30 min
  1. In pairs, learners fold paper strips to show halves, quarters and eighths.
  2. Learners add strips of different sizes and record the results as fractions.
  3. Groups solve a market problem and explain their method.
Conclusion 5 min
Recap the steps for adding fractions; one learner explains to the class.
Drafted by NyotaReviewed and saved by the teacher

Sample with made-up content. It is not text from a KICD curriculum design.

AI that respects the teacher

Nyota proposes; the teacher decides. Nothing is saved until the teacher confirms it, and every draft records who reviewed it. Nyota never replaces the teacher's judgement, and one school's plans are never shared with another.

From plan to record of work

  1. Open Today

    Your lessons for the day, with the plan for each one tap away.

  2. Review the draft

    Change any step, activity or resource to suit your class.

  3. Teach

    From your phone, or from a printed copy.

  4. Tap Finish

    The scheme row is marked taught and the record of work fills itself.

Questions about the lesson plan generator

Is the lesson plan in the KICD format?

Yes. Drafts include the parts teachers are expected to show: outcomes, inquiry question, competencies, values, PCIs, resources, timed introduction, development and conclusion, extended activity, assessment and reflection.

Can I edit what Nyota writes?

Always. The plan is a draft until you save it, and you can change any part.

Does it work for junior school?

Yes. Nyota drafts plans for any grade from PP1 to Grade 9 that your school has set up.

Can Nyota plan the whole week at once?

Weekly batch preparation is on our roadmap. Today, Nyota drafts each lesson from Today or from the scheme.

Can I print lesson plans?

Yes. Plans print cleanly or save as PDF.

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Book a demo and watch Nyota draft a lesson plan for one of your classes.

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