Unit Plan VS Lesson Plan

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Difference between a Unit Plan VS. Lesson Plan 



What make the two differ from one another? While they make share similar information, the two are quiet different. 
Below are a few differences between the two: 
Unit Plan 
  • overview and rationale
  • Central focus; standards, goals, and objectives
  • Subject Matter Outline - SMO
  • KA3- Multiple lesson plans 
  • Evaluation 
  • KA6 - impact had on student development 









Lesson Plan 
  • Planned by the teacher
  • Lesson objectives
  • Alignment 
  • Central focus
  • Rationale
  • Objective
  • Materials/Resources
  • Instructional Procedures
  • Independent Practice [before closure if appropriate]
  • HLP / Modifications


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