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ILAW format · DO 3 s. 2026 declaration included

Draft a Lesson Plan in the ILAW format

Give it the learning area, the week and the competencies your division issued. It comes back as a full plan — intentions, learning experiences, assessment, ways forward — laid out A4 landscape with one column per session, ready to read, edit and hand in.

The sample is a real print of the form — no account needed to read it.

What it writes, and what it refuses to

The parts a teacher spends an evening on, drafted. The parts that are hers to decide, left alone.

From your own competencies

You paste the competencies your division issued for that week. It plans against those and nothing else — it does not go looking for a curriculum of its own, and it will not substitute a competency it finds more convenient.

The whole grid, not a paragraph

Content and performance standards, the objectives, the pre-lesson routines, the activities in sequence, the resources, the formative assessment, the home-learning alternative, and the integration notes. Every row the form has.

The AI-use declaration, filled in

DO 3 s. 2026 Annex A requires your plan to say how AI was used in making it. That box is completed with what actually happened — which decisions were yours and which text was drafted — and the app refuses to save a plan whose declaration is blank.

Yours before it prints

It opens as a draft you edit. Nothing reaches paper without you reading it, because the declaration carries your name and a plan you have not checked is not a plan you should hand in.

Try it with one week first

Draft one plan, read what it produced, and decide from that rather than from this page.