What it does
Set the class, start date, number of weeks (up to 12) and lessons per week, or prefill them from your timetable. Heapso drafts an outline of units, each with weeks, learning intentions, success criteria, assessment and lessons. Edit titles, change a lesson's focus or remove lessons before anything is built.
Then build: every lesson as a full plan (up to 60), with a worksheet and a slide deck for each if you want them. Heapso shows what the build costs before it starts. Lessons and worksheets don't use credits; each slide deck uses 1.
Who it's for
Teachers planning the term ahead in the holidays, teachers new to a year level or subject, and leaders setting up a shared programme.
Why teachers use it
- The whole term at onceUnits, lessons and assessment laid out across the weeks you actually have.
- You approve the outline firstNothing is written in full until the outline looks right to you.
- Resources includedAdd a worksheet and slides for every lesson in the same build.
- Uses your timetablePrefill lessons per week and length from the timetable you've imported.
How it works
- Describe the termClass, topic, weeks, lessons per week and any curriculum links.
- Check the outlineEdit units and lessons until the term makes sense.
- Build itHeapso writes the lessons, worksheets and slides, two lessons at a time.
Questions teachers ask
How many lessons can a term plan have?
Up to 60 lessons over 1 to 12 weeks, with 1 to 10 lessons a week.
What does building a term cost?
Lessons and worksheets count as planning and don't use credits. Each slide deck uses 1 credit (3 for Best quality). You see the total before you start.
Can I change it later?
Yes. Every lesson, worksheet and deck is its own document you can edit, and the term plan links them all together.