Many educators already teach lessons in a deliberate sequence — a unit on ecosystems, a four-part grammar arc, a semester of number sense. Until now, keeping that order visible meant renaming files or writing it into a description.
Series fix that. Open My Lessons, create a series, and add any of your existing lessons to it in the order you teach them. The series shows up as its own row, with a short description learners see before they start.
Series are private to your library for now; sharing a series as a single link is on the roadmap.
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Used this with my class last week and it landed perfectly — the pacing is spot on and students stayed engaged the whole time.
Setup was about ten minutes for me once the materials were out on the bench.
A year down worked for me with the reading swapped for the summary version.
Worked well as a cover lesson. A colleague with no background in the topic taught it from the plan alone.
Totally agree, the wrap-up is the strongest part.
Please do share the translation, that would help a lot of us.
Students who normally disengage were arguing about the data by minute ten. I will take that.