. Lessons give learners the resources to engage with 

 like engaging questions, videos, hands-on activities, games, simulations, and assessments all in an effort to meet a set learning 

. Lessons are built to be explored in an hour or less. Your product for this template lesson will be to write a lesson of your own in the 5E style. 

This is the first thing anyone will interact with so make it good. Maybe use the markup menu to insert an exciting video, ask a question that gets people curious, or say something that is impossible to ignore and gets people thinking. 

Think of a low-stakes activity the learner can use to learn more about the topic through play and their own process of inquiry — maybe a game, a hands-on activity, a video, or a text with some pictures. 

For your own exploration, you can make a copy of this template to start making your own 5E lesson. 

Use the [ insert ] function to play around with some of the elements in Curyte to inspire some explore activities. 

In this section, your goal is to guide learners from their open exploration to a more defined understanding of the lesson objective. This might be a discussion activity, an article, a slideshow with vocabulary, or a something like a quiz for student to test their understanding of the objective. The goal here is to dig deeply into where the question has been answered or the problem solved, and using evidence to support claims. 

On Curyte, you can embed entire websites in the editor. That means if you want learners to interact with a resource like a simulation or an article they can do so without opening new tabs. 

This is where learners practice skills and extend their thinking. The elaborate activity is an opportunity to develop a deeper level of understanding about the topic, skill, concept, or process.

In Curyte you can add quiz questions that give immediate feedback for students to check their own understanding using the insert function.

engage, explain, empower, evaluate, elaborate

engage, explore, explain, elaborate, evaluate

The evaluation is a chance for students to apply their learning and receive feedback. How will students demonstrate that they have achieved the lesson objective?

Write instructions for students to develop a product that shows their learning. This could be a video explanation of the topic, a summative quiz, a physical model, a labeled drawing and argument, a presentation, or anything else that 

Write a 5E lesson plan — Engage, Explore, Explain, Evaluate, Elaborate

5E Lesson