Free AI Lesson Plan Generator, CBSE/NCERT | Symbiont
Free tool · For teachers

Type the topic. Walk in with tomorrow’s plan.

A free AI lesson plan generator for Indian classrooms — one period, NCERT/CBSE-aligned, in the Hinglish you teach in.

One period, planned end to end — the hook, what goes on the board, the activity, ten questions with their answer key and the homework. Written in the Hinglish your teachers actually teach in, not textbook English. Read the opening free; tell us who you are for the rest.

  • One period’s plan, not the whole chapter
  • Every objective and question tagged to Bloom’s
  • Board work, activity and homework, ready to print
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Lesson plan
Topic and class
Today’s objective optional
Writing your plan…
Your plan is ready

It is open below — read the start of it, then unlock the rest.

Try it exactly as your teacher would.

40 minone period, not a chapter
10questions, every one with a key
Class 1–12any board, NCERT-aligned
Hinglishthe way you actually teach
How it works

Three fields. One period. Forty minutes.

No prompt to write and nothing to set up. The generator already knows it is planning a school period in India.

  1. 01

    Type the topic and the class

    “Photosynthesis, Class 7” or “Polynomials, Class 10”. Any board, pre-primary to Class 12.

  2. 02

    Add today’s objective — or don’t

    Write what the class must be able to do by the bell. Leave it blank and the generator picks a first-session objective and states it at the top.

  3. 03

    Read, unlock, print

    The opening is on screen in seconds. Your name and phone unlock the full plan; print it or save it as a PDF for the lesson-plan register.

What you get

What the AI lesson plan maker puts on the page

A lesson plan maker, free and online, that writes the parts a period actually needs in the order you use them — not a chapter summary with “discuss” written six times.

Learning objectives

Two or three, each achievable in one period, each tagged to Bloom’s taxonomy.

Teaching sequence, timed

Gradual release, written out minute by minute.

  • Board workwhat actually goes on the blackboard, left half and right half
  • One real-life connectiondesi and accurate, or not at all
  • One activitystep by step, no special material
  • Two misconceptionsto listen for while they work
  • Ten questions with keysfive lower-order with the answer, five higher-order with a model answer, every one Bloom-tagged
  • Homework and next-class hookso tomorrow starts where today ended
SASymbiont StaffroomSample plan

Photosynthesis, Class 7 40 min

Objective Remember

Naam bata sakein: the four inputs a leaf needs — sunlight, carbon dioxide, water, chlorophyll.

Hook 5 min

Board pe ek sawaal likhiye: “Aam ke ped ne aaj kya khaya?” Do minute guesses lijiye — roti? paani? mitti? Phir kahiye: koi bhi sahi nahi. Ped apna khaana khud banata hai.

Watch for

Dhyan dein: bacche sochte hain paudha mitti “khaata” hai. Mitti sirf paani aur minerals deti hai — khaana patta banata hai.

Objective question Remember

Photosynthesis ke liye zaroori chaar cheezein kaun si hain?
Key: Sunlight, carbon dioxide, paani aur chlorophyll.

Subjective question Analyse

Agar duniya ke saare paudhe khatam ho jaayein to hawa ka kya hoga? Do kaaran dijiye.
Model answer: Oxygen banna band ho jaayega aur carbon dioxide badhti chali jaayegi, kyunki paudhe hi CO₂ lekar O₂ chhodte hain. Doosra, har khaane ki shrinkhala paudhe se shuru hoti hai, to khaana bhi khatam ho jaayega.

… board work, real-life link, activity, 4 more of each question, homework, next-class hook

Who it is for

Built for Indian classrooms, Class 5 to 12

Written for the way teaching happens here: the NCERT/CBSE and state-board syllabus, Hinglish explanations, examples from the street outside the school.

Coaching-centre teachers

Four batches a day, four plans a day. Type each topic in the auto on the way in; walk into every class with the hook ready.

School teachers

A daily lesson plan for the register that is actually the plan you teach — objectives, timed pedagogy and assessment in one printable page, the way a CBSE lesson plan for teachers is expected to read.

Tuition and home tutors

Class 6 fractions at five, Class 10 reflection of light at six. One period each, pitched at the right level.

Asked for so far: Fractions (Class 6) · Reflection of light on curved mirrors (Class 10) · Profit & loss (Class 8) · Polynomials (Class 10) · Physical features of India (Class 9) · Maps (Class 5). Maths and science lead; English, Hindi and Social Science work the same way.

CBSE and NCERT

Where this fits the CBSE lesson plan format

CBSE’s teacher resources ask for competency-based lesson plans mapped to NCERT learning outcomes: clear objectives, a pedagogy sequence, and assessment that checks understanding rather than recall alone. There is no single compulsory template — schools keep their own lesson-plan diary — but the parts are the same everywhere.

Every plan generated here carries those parts. It is the content that goes inside your school’s format, for any class from 1 to 12, in any subject the NCERT syllabus covers.

So whether you need a CBSE lesson plan for Class 10 science, a CBSE lesson plan format for English in Class 6, or a CBSE lesson plan format for science in Class 8, the same three fields produce it — one period at a time, as a daily lesson plan generator should.

If you came looking for the CBSE lesson plan format 2026–27 as a PDF: CBSE publishes sample plans, not a compulsory template. What this page gives you is the content that fills whatever format your school uses this session — and every plan can be saved as a PDF.

CBSE asks forEvery plan carries
Learning outcomesObjectives tagged to Bloom’s levels
PedagogyFive-step sequence, timed to 40 minutes
Competency focusReal-life link, activity, misconception checks
AssessmentTen formative questions with keys
ContinuityHomework and next-class hook
Questions teachers ask

Before you type the first topic

Is the AI lesson plan generator free?

Yes. The AI lesson plan generator is free online: type a topic and the plan is written and its opening shown at no cost. To read the full plan, print it or save it as a PDF, give your name and phone number — no account, no card, no app to install. That is the whole price.

Which classes and boards does it cover?

Pre-primary to Class 12 and basic undergraduate, for NCERT, CBSE, ICSE and every state board. Write the class with the topic — “Fractions, Class 6” — and the plan is pitched at that level. Most plans made so far are Class 5 to 10 maths and science, but English, Hindi, Social Science and senior classes work the same way.

Does it write in Hindi?

It writes in natural Hinglish — the Hindi-English mix an Indian teacher actually uses in class — with everyday examples like roti, cricket and the kirana shop. You can type the topic in English or Hinglish.

Does it plan the whole chapter?

No, and that is deliberate. It plans one period of about 40 minutes for one objective, because every teacher splits a chapter differently. For tomorrow’s period, run it again with tomorrow’s objective.

Is this the official CBSE lesson plan format?

CBSE does not publish one compulsory template; schools keep their own lesson-plan register. What CBSE’s teacher resources do ask for is a competency-based plan mapped to NCERT learning outcomes — objectives, a pedagogy sequence, formative assessment. Every plan here carries exactly those parts, so it drops into your school’s format.

How accurate is the content?

The generator is limited to the standard NCERT/CBSE/state syllabus and to simple, checkable facts; it is told to stay general rather than invent a detail. Treat it as a strong first draft written by a well-trained student teacher: read it once before you walk in.

Does it follow the 5E lesson plan model?

It uses a five-step, timed sequence — hook, I do, we do, you do, wrap-up — with a misconception check and ten formative questions. If your school files 5E lesson plans, the parts map straight across: the hook is your Engage, I do and we do are Explain, you do is Elaborate, and the questions are Evaluate.

How many plans can I make?

Forty an hour from one internet connection, which is more than a staffroom needs. Asking for the same topic and objective again returns the same plan instantly.