Lesson Plan is software for teachers to track the lesson plans for their classes. Since a handheld computer can easily fit in your shirt pocket or purse, you can work on your lesson plans whenever you have a few minutes, wherever you are!

Features include:

• Ability to enter the start- and end-times for each period at your school
• Ability to select the days on which you teach, including Saturdays and Sundays
• Ability to enter up 25 classes that you teach
• Quickly create your complete schedule by simply selecting a class from a popup list for each period of each day
• View a summary of any day's lesson plans, by period
• View a summary of the lesson plans for a class, by date
• Attach a note of up to 10k to any school day
• Ability to specify that there will be no classes on a certain day (e.g., due to a field trip)
• Print a class summary report which shows all of the lesson plans for a given class
• Dynamic Input Area (DIA) support
• Option to insert page breaks in reports using the desktop application
• Switch to another day in the current week in one tap
• Switch to the same day in the previous or next week in one tap
• Switch to the previous or next school day by writing a single character in the Graffiti area (skipping over non-school days)
• Ability to print to an IR printer (PalmPrint required) directly from your handheld
• Find function for quickly locating a lesson plan entry by keyword
• Switch to the lesson plan entry for the previous or next time a class meets in one tap
• For each lesson plan entry, store up to 10K of information
• Create a separate lesson plan database for each school year, semester, quarter etc. as needed
• Create templates of frequently-used text, which can be quickly inserted into any lesson plan
• Ability to "bump" all or part of a lesson plan to the next time the class meets
• Support for handhelds with a color display
• Detailed users manual

This is the Macintosh version of Lesson Plan. There is also a .

There is also a free Lesson Plan Desktop application for viewing and printing lesson plans on your desktop computer.

Please see the Tapperware website for more information.