Interactive Digital Lesson Builder for K-12 Curriculum
Build standards-aligned interactive K-12 lessons with assessments in hours
What You Can Do
You can generate complete, standards-aligned lesson frameworks that include learning progressions, interaction design specifications, accessibility requirements, and formative assessment rubrics. Claude produces lessons configured for your specific grade level, content area, and LMS platform—eliminating manual alignment work and reducing lesson design time from 8-10 hours to 2-3 hours.
Features
automatically maps lessons to CCSS, NGSS, state standards, or custom frameworks
generates progressive learning sequences with support strategies for each cognitive level
embeds diagnostic questions and performance tasks that inform next instructional steps
provides detailed wireframes and interaction design guidance for simulations, drag-drop activities, and branching scenarios
includes WCAG 2.1 AA and AODA compliance specifications for all content and interactive elements
creates branching lesson flows based on student performance data and learning preferences
generates non-technical instructions for embedding video, images, and interactive tools into your LMS
produces lessons formatted for Canvas, Google Classroom, Schoology, Articulate Storyline, or custom web environments
Example Output
Grade 4 Fractions Lesson Example:
Learning Objective: Students will identify, compare, and order fractions with unlike denominators using visual models and number lines (CCSS.MATH.4.NF.A.2)
Interaction 1 — Visual Fraction Model (Drag-Drop) Students match fraction representations (pie charts, number lines, area models) to written fractions. Interactive feature: Provide real-time feedback—"Correct! 2/3 covers 2 of 3 equal parts"
Formative Checkpoint A: Question: "Which fraction is larger: 3/5 or 2/4? Use the visual model to help you decide." Branching: If correct → advance to comparing unlike denominators. If incorrect → review equivalent fractions mini-lesson with additional visuals.
Interaction 2 — Number Line Ordering (Drag-Place) Students order four fractions on a number line. Accessibility: Include keyboard navigation, high-contrast visuals, and text descriptions of all images.
Example Output Checklist:
✓ Learning objective with standard code
✓ 4-5 interactive activities with UX specifications
✓ 3 formative assessment questions with rubrics
✓ Accessibility checklist (alt text, color contrast, keyboard controls)
✓ LMS import instructions for your platform
What's Included
- SKILL.md: complete instruction file with usage guidelines
- Lesson Design Template: scaffolding framework for learning progressions, interaction sequencing, and assessment alignment
- Standards Mapping Checklist: cross-reference guide for CCSS, NGSS, and state-specific standards
- Accessibility Requirements Worksheet: WCAG 2.1 AA compliance checklist and multimedia alt-text generator
- Interaction Design Specifications Guide: templates for branching scenarios, drag-drop, simulations, and embedded quizzes with UX notes for your authoring tool
Who It's For
- K-12 Curriculum Developers — design standards-aligned lessons at scale without manual standard mapping
- Instructional Designers — create interactive learning experiences with built-in assessment and accessibility compliance
- Subject Matter Experts (Teachers) — prototype digital lessons and validate instructional sequencing before platform implementation
- LMS Administrators — onboard teachers with lesson templates that meet accessibility and pedagogical standards
- EdTech Project Managers — accelerate lesson production timelines while maintaining instructional quality and compliance
Best For
- Standards-aligned lesson design — ensuring every lesson maps to specific curriculum standards with learning objective alignment
- Formative assessment integration — embedding diagnostic checkpoints that branch to remediation or extension content
- Interactive learning activity development — specifying drag-drop, branching narrative, and simulation interactions with UX guidance
- Accessibility-first curriculum — producing WCAG-compliant lessons with alt text, color contrast, and keyboard navigation built in
- Differentiated instruction — creating multiple learning pathways within a single lesson based on student performance and learning preferences
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