Share My Lesson

What Share My Lesson is

Share My Lesson is a free, web-based community where educators and other members find and share educational resources. Its library contains more than 420,000 resources, spanning toddlers through higher education, with materials for PreK, school grades, adult education, professional development, and specialized school roles. Topics range from arts, math, science, and language arts to special education, social-emotional learning, and world languages. Members can browse materials in formats including PDFs, Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, RTF, Google Slides, web links, and videos; editable files are available. Role-based search and dedicated content and collaboration spaces are designed for different kinds of members. Users can contribute content and exchange ideas, as well as access lesson plans and professional development resources. Free, for-credit professional development webinars are available, with certificates to download after sessions. EdBrAIn, a beta feature powered by OpenAI, can adapt resources by changing grade level, translating, adding standards, or reformatting content. Lesson files require a free account and login to view and download. The site also offers a Microsoft Teams sharing option, and partner organizations contribute content.

Who it suits

Share My Lesson suits educators looking for classroom resources across grade levels and subjects, including editable materials. Parents, caregivers, paraprofessionals, specialized instructional support personnel, and higher education professionals are also part of its community.

Limits

The Free plan provides access to lesson plans, classroom activities, and professional development resources. Lesson files can be viewed and downloaded only after creating a free account or logging in.

Getting started

1. Visit https://sharemylesson.com/.
2. Create a free account or log in to view and download lesson files.
3. Search for resources suited to your role, grade level, or subject.
4. Join the community to contribute content and share ideas.
5. Use the Microsoft Teams sharing option on pages where it is available.

Verdict

Choose Share My Lesson if you want a free membership community with a large, varied library and professional development resources. Its broad audience and resource formats may suit educators with different roles and learners. Account login is required to access lesson files, and the listed platform is web.