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Madeline Hunter Lesson Plan Template

This Madeline Hunter lesson plan template lays out the eight steps in order, from anticipatory set to closure, with boxes for the objective, the standard, materials and differentiation. Download it free and fill it in.

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Grade Level
K to Grade 12
Pages
1
Formats
PDF, Google Docs, Word
Paper Size
US Letter and A4
Checked By
Milo, Classroom Teacher
Last Updated
October 2026
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Madeline Hunter Lesson Plan Template Example

A 4th grade grammar lesson on compound sentences, planned through all eight Hunter steps.

Madeline Hunter lesson plan for a 4th grade lesson on compound sentences: the objective and standard, then all eight steps from the anticipatory set to closure, with materials and differentiation.

What's in the Madeline Hunter Lesson Plan Template

Objective and Standard

Two boxes at the top for what students will learn and the standard the lesson meets.

Eight Hunter Steps

A table with a row for each step, from Anticipatory Set to Closure, to write what happens.

Materials and Differentiation

Two boxes at the bottom for what you need and how you will adjust for your students.

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How to Use the Madeline Hunter Template

  1. Write the Objective

    Put what students will be able to do by the end of the lesson in the Objective box, with its standard.

  2. Plan the Anticipatory Set

    Write a short opener that connects to what students already know and gets them thinking about the topic.

  3. Plan Input and Modeling

    Note what you will tell or show students, then the example you will think through aloud as they watch.

  4. Plan Practice and Checking

    Write the guided practice tasks, then the questions that check understanding before students work alone.

  5. Finish with Closure

    Write how students will sum up what they learned, then list materials and any differentiation below the table.

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