Author: Gracie Meng-Pitkänen, worked as a Chinese teacher in Finland and China I have used the building blocks and methods presented in LessonApp in the following lesson planning. The methods in the app are very versatile which offer a lot of options to choose. My class is consisted of children Read more…
Author: Meri Ahonen, LessonApp co-founder and math, chemistry and physics teacher in lower secondary school, Nokia, Finland. This lesson is an introduction about ‘percents’. Students get acquainted with percents during primary school but of course we will recall the basics at 8th grade before starting to solve more difficult problems. Read more…
Author: Satu Herrala (M.A.) special education teacher in lower secondary school (grades 7-9), Takahuhti school, Tampere, Finland In February, before the Covid-19 pandemic reached Finland, my class of 9th graders made a field trip to the Parliament house in Helsinki. The hostess of our visit was a Finnish MP Hanna-Leena Read more…
Over the last three years over 600 Maltese educators have been trained on Finnish Education, Pedagogy and Finnish educational tools during seminars held in Malta. This happened thanks to Dr Kenneth Vella, Head of Mater Boni Consilii St Joseph Paola and who has Finland and his country so at heart. Read more…
Author: Teemu Nieminen (M.Sc, M.Ed) Working as a class teacher at Kankaantaka primary school, Nokia The Three States of Water This lesson about these three stages of water has been designed for G5 students and will be delivered before the lesson about the water circle. I have delivered this lesson Read more…
Basic version on LessonApp is free and it has all basic features. Buying a Premium license you will get many more new features, libraries and tools to use. Here are some examples of new features coming to LessonApp Premium. Self-assessment tool and certificate Self-assessment tool for teachers to develop themselves Read more…
Author: Tommi Roininen (M.Sc.), Assistant principal, Hakkari lower secondary school (grades 7–9), Lempäälä, Finland This lesson was held after the schools moved to distance teaching in Finland. To be honest, it really has been amazing to see how quickly and smoothly our school system has adapted to the current situation. Read more…
Hello everyone, warm greeting from Xiaoqing – my name in Chinese means ‘green bamboo’ especially referring to one kind of bamboo species which is small but very firm 😊. My father loves nature and he gave me such name with a good wish. From now on, you could remember me Read more…
Author: Kaisa Tuomarla, Class teacher, Basic Education This lesson type can be useful for many different subjects and topics: e.g. biology (for example human / growing up, nature / animals / certain animal) or geography (continents, particular country). In my case, I had an extra lesson to give, and therefore Read more…
Author: Meri Ahonen, LessonApp co-founder and math, chemistry and physics teacher in lower secondary school, Nokia, Finland. Learning physics helps us to understand the world around us. In Finnish curriculum, physics as its own subject starts in lower secondary school when students are 13 years old. Before that physical phenomena Read more…
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