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Pick a subject, a grade and a skill, and get a complete lesson plan in seconds: objective, standards, warm-up, I do, we do, you do, exit ticket, and a printable student sheet with answers. Math, English and science, K to 12.
3. Pick a skill · 12th grade math
Statistics and probability
- Expected value
- Binomial probability
- Linear regression and correlation coefficient
- Find normal probabilities with z-scores and technology
- Find probabilities using combinations
- Use expected value to judge whether a game is fair
- Predict with a regression line and judge reliability
- Interpret correlation coefficients and avoid the causation trap
Algebra
- Exponential and logarithmic equations
- Continuous growth and the number e
- Polynomial functions: zeros and end behaviour
- Rational functions and asymptotes
- Absolute value equations and inequalities
- Sigma notation and infinite geometric series
- Matrices: operations and determinants
- Systems of three equations
- Inverse functions (non-linear)
- Solve equations with e and natural logarithms
- Evaluate logarithms with the change-of-base formula
- Find vertical and horizontal asymptotes
- Evaluate sums written in sigma notation
- Find the sum to infinity of a geometric series
- Find a coefficient in a binomial expansion
- Decide whether a function is even, odd or neither
- Relate a function's graph to its inverse
- Compare compounding periods and continuous interest
Trigonometry
Calculus
- Estimate a limit from a table of values
- Evaluate limits by substitution or by factorising
- Find limits of rational functions as x → ∞
- Estimate the gradient of a curve with chords
- Differentiate from first principles
- Differentiate axⁿ with the power rule
- Differentiate polynomials term by term
- Differentiate negative and fractional powers
- Expand or simplify before differentiating
- Find the gradient of a curve at a point
- Find equations of tangents and normals
- Find stationary points and decide their nature
- Find where a function is increasing or decreasing
- Find and use the second derivative
- Solve optimisation problems with calculus
- Use derivatives for velocity and acceleration
- Integrate powers of x (indefinite integrals)
- Evaluate definite integrals
- Find the area between a curve and the x-axis
- Find a curve from its gradient and a point
- Interpret a derivative as a rate of change in context
What's in each lesson plan
- The learning objective, success criteria and the Common Core or England national curriculum codes for the skill.
- A warm-up with three retrieval questions from the skills students need first.
- A hook to start the lesson, written for that area of math, English or science.
- I do: a fully worked example, step by step, to model out loud.
- We do: two guided questions with hints to use as prompts.
- You do: a printable student sheet with fresh questions and an answer key.
- An exit ticket, common misconceptions, materials, and ideas for support and stretch.
Built from a real skill map
Every plan comes from Eurekami's map of 2,008 skills from kindergarten to grade 12, written to Common Core, NGSS and the national curriculum in England. Each skill knows which skills come before it and which come next, so the warm-up revisits what students need first and the stretch ideas point to the next step. The questions are generated fresh each time, so two classes never get the same sheet.
Choose 30, 45 or 60 minutes
Timings are suggested for each part of the lesson and change with the length you pick. Print the plan for yourself and the student sheet for the class, or put the examples on the board straight from the page.
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Questions teachers ask
- Is the lesson plan builder free?
- Yes. Every plan, worked example and student sheet is free to view and print, with no sign-up.
- Which subjects and grades does it cover?
- Math, English and science, from kindergarten to grade 12 (Reception to Year 13 in England). Pick any of the 2,008 skills.
- Are the plans linked to standards?
- Yes. Each plan shows the skill's Common Core (or NGSS-aligned) code where there is one, and the matching year group and topic in the national curriculum in England.
- Do I get an answer key?
- Yes. The student sheet prints with an answer key, and you can choose to include the worked steps for every answer.
- Can I edit the plan?
- The free plan is ready to print as it is. To edit, save and tailor plans to your class, use the AI teaching assistant in a free Eurekami teacher account.
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