THE BRIEF
Start with your class.
Choose a resource type, subject and year level. Add the lesson length and learning intention. The more useful context you provide, the better the starting point.
An idea is all you need to begin
How Curricly works
Tell Curricly what you’re teaching, shape the draft for your class and keep the finished work for next time.
FROM YOUR IDEA TO YOUR CLASSROOM
Start with the teaching context.
Year 7 Science. A 45-minute lesson. Students explain balanced and unbalanced forces.
ScienceYear 7Lesson plan
THE FIRST DRAFT
Give your idea some structure.
Curricly generates a draft from your brief. Use it to get past the blank page, with sections and content ready for you to review.
YOUR EXPERTISE
Make it sound like you.
Check the content, adjust the sequence and rewrite anything that doesn’t fit. Add familiar examples and change the challenge to suit your students.
THE NEXT LESSON
Save it. Use it. Come back to it.
Keep the resource in your library and export it in the formats available for that resource. Next time, start with useful work you’ve already shaped.
Create lesson plans, worksheets, assessments and presentations, then refine the content for your class. Your workspace also includes curriculum browsing, term planning, a resource library and live quizzes.
Yes. You can browse Australian Curriculum learning areas and year bands and include teaching context in your resource brief. Always check generated content against the specific curriculum requirements and learning needs of your class.
Absolutely. The first draft is yours to shape. Edit explanations, change examples, adjust questions and review the resource before sharing it with students.
Yes, a Free plan is available. Eligible new accounts can also receive Pro access during the current early-access period. See pricing for current allowances and availability.