How it works
Join once. Teach any title, any time.
The membership puts the whole LitPlan library in one place, organized as courses, so you can find what you need on a Monday morning.
1
Join
Choose annual or monthly. Your login works on any device, and you can cancel whenever you like.
2
Open your library
Every LitPlan course is listed by title in your library, so you can jump straight to the book you are teaching.
3
Pick a title and teach
Each course follows the same seven sections. Read the introduction, open Day 1, and go.
4
Print or share what you need
Download PDFs to print, edit the PowerPoint files to fit your class, and copy the Google Forms quizzes to your own Drive.
Inside a course
The seven sections of every LitPlan course
1
Introduction
An overview of the unit, the objectives, and how to use the plan.
2
Daily Lessons
A step-by-step lesson for every day of the unit — objectives, teacher instructions, and that day’s handouts, as PDFs and editable PowerPoint files.
3
Unit Tests
Short-answer and multiple-choice unit tests, an interactive PDF version, and answer keys.
4
Unit Resources
Writing assignments, activities, games, and related nonfiction reading.
5
Vocabulary Resources
Prereading vocabulary worksheets and answer keys for the whole book.
6
Google Forms Quizzes
Self-grading reading quizzes, ready to copy to your own Google Drive and assign.
7
Puzzle Pack
Crosswords, word searches, bingo, magic squares and more for review days.
How long is a unit?
It depends on the book. The Hound of the Baskervilles runs 17 daily lessons; longer novels run longer. Teach the plan as written, or pull the days and pieces you need — everything is yours to adapt for your own classroom.
Formats
Files you can actually use
Print what you need for the day, or share the file with students on any device.
Editable PowerPoint
Change a question, swap a due date, add your own notes. Opens in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.
Google Forms
Copy each quiz to your own Drive, assign it, and let it grade itself.
One membership, one teacher
Your membership is licensed to you. Print or share the materials with the students in your own classroom or homeschool — as many copies as they need. Please don’t share files with other teachers, post them online, or upload them to sites like Quizlet or Boom Learning. Colleagues who would like access can join too, and departments can contact Mary about several memberships.
Your library keeps growing
New titles and updated editions are added to the library as they are finished, at no extra cost. If your class is reading something that isn’t here yet, tell Mary — she takes requests.