Lesson Plan Formats

LESSON PLAN FORMATS

There isn't, and there shouldn't be, one 'standard' format for flipped learning lesson plans.
In essence, a lesson plan for Flipped Learning differs from a 'general' lesson plan in that it will indicate the pre-class (individual space) as well.
As for the part about the in-class lesson design, it all depends on the nature of the subject, the lesson objectives, etc. In other words, this part of the lesson plan is not much different from a general lesson plan.
For me, the only difference is that the first part of the in-class design should form a connection between the pre-work and the rest of the lesson.
Note that although the term 'lesson plan' is being used here, flipped learning need not always be conducted as discrete, standalone, flipped lessons. Sometimes a sequence of lessons may go together to form a flipped unit (See Cockrum's examples).

Below are some flipped classroom lesson plan formats that I have collected:

Flipped Class LessonPlan Template-from FLGI.pdf

A Sample from FLGI (Flipped Learning Global Initiative)

The term 'graphic organizer' in 'INDIVIDUAL SPACE', in my view, refers to a visual presentation of how the prework and the group space activities (the face-to-face lesson) relate (i) to each other, and (ii) between themselves.
An online resource on graphic organisers for teachers that I highly for language teachers: https://creately.com/blog/diagrams/types-of-graphic-organizers/

Cockrum, 2015

Topic (eg.., types of poetry; Grammar; Literacy Analysis)
grade level
Skill (e.g. Writing English and Italian sonnets; Comma Usage; Identify and analyse structural elements of a story)
Target Common Core state standards
Essential question (e.g. How does the form and structure of a sonnnet contribute to its meaning?n what difference does having proper comma usage make when writing?
Learning Objectives (Ss will ...

LEARNING PLAN (depends on whether it's a one-period or two-period plan; if the latter, the Flip may come after the first period)
- Flip: (eg.., Video defining an Italian sonnet and giving the guidelines for an Italian sonnet.). Sometimes the post-viewing activities may be stated, too.
- lesson procedure

Jenny Leung

Before class (video to watch and post-viewing activity)
During Class (lesson procedure)
After Class (homework)

ESL Brains

PRE-CLASS ACTIVITIES (lead-in task; video to watch and post-viewing task, etc.)
IN-CLASS ACTIVITIES (Main Stages , with detailed steps for each Stage; task materials, e.g., worksheet; Discussion questions)

Cool Australia

TEACHER's worksheet: Learning Goal; Brief description of Pre-class Video and viewing task
Students' worksheet: A worksheet for the pre-class viewing

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