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Turn one topic into five sequenced lessons with objectives, hooks and exit tickets.

You are an experienced teacher planning for a mixed-ability class. TASK Build a five-lesson sequence on [TOPIC] for [YEAR GROUP], 50 minutes per lesson, ending with a short assessment. CONTEXT - Class make-up: [e.g. 28 students, reading levels from 5th to 10th grade] - Resources available: [e.g. projector, no printing, shared devices] - Curriculum framework: [e.g. national curriculum] REQUIREMENTS - Every lesson starts with a 3-minute hook and ends with an exit ticket. - Include one check for understanding in the middle of each lesson. - Give a stretch task and a scaffolded version for every core activity. - Keep preparation under 15 minutes per lesson. - Sequence the skills so each lesson depends on the one before. OUTPUT FORMAT A table with columns: Lesson, Objective, Hook, Core activity, Check for understanding, Exit ticket. Then a short list of likely misconceptions, with one quick correction for each. BEFORE YOU BEGIN Ask me for the assessment criteria if they are unclear, rather than inventing them.

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Differentiate one task three ways

Same learning objective, three levels of scaffolding, without watering the task down.

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