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My Lessons
773 ready-made lesson plans, opened to their steps
My Lessons is the library, not the builder. Seven hundred and seventy-three plans across twenty-three categories — the whole parsha cycle, a hundred and fifty kapitlach of Tehillim one at a time, two hundred and twenty-one simanim of the Kitzur, the siddur prayer by prayer, Rambam, Tanya, kriah and middos — each opening to its actual steps. Every one of them was already in the app, reachable only inside an authoring tool a Rebbi had to know existed.
Parshas Bereishis · lesson 1
Example · 1 of 773- 1Read pasuk 1–3 aloud
- 2Rashi on "בראשית"
- 3Two questions, out loud
Twenty-three shelves; a plan opens to its steps and assigns to a class.
What it does
Twenty-three shelves, not one list
Chumash by parsha (54), Tehillim kapitel by kapitel (150), the Kitzur siman by siman (221), Shemiras HaLashon (86), tefilah, Rambam, Tanya, middos, kriah, halacha and the yamim tovim — with a filter across all of them.
A plan opens to its steps
Not a summary and not a PDF: the actual steps, with the bold the plans are written in rendered rather than printed as asterisks.
Assign it to a class
The steps that name a real text — Tehillim 23, this week's parsha — drop into the same homework basket the section checkboxes fill, so a Rebbi can mix a lesson's texts with his own picks before sending.
Save your own version
An edited plan is copied into the school's own library, which is where a colleague can find it.
Who it's for — For the Rebbi or morah who wants something on Ashrei for Wednesday without building it, and for the learner taking a plan at their own pace. Plus and up opens the library. Assigning a lesson to a class needs a teacher or school-admin role on top of that; saving a copy to the school's own library posts to /api/lessons.
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