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AI-assisted lesson planning and developmental observations, so educators spend less time writing and more time with children.

Curriculum & Learning

AI-assisted lesson planning & observations

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Lessons This Week

153 AI-generated
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Observations

28+12 this week
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Domains Covered

6/6
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Milestones

14This month

Lesson Plans

Letter of the Week: MAI
Butterflies Β· Mar 4
LiteracyToday
Counting with NatureAI
Sunflowers Β· Mar 4
MathToday
Sensory Water Play
Ladybugs Β· Mar 4
ScienceToday
Community HelpersAI
Butterflies Β· Mar 5
Social StudiesPlanned
Spring Art Collage
All Rooms Β· Mar 6
CreativePlanned

Domain Coverage

Literacy90%
Math85%
Science75%
Social-Emotional80%
Physical70%
Creative65%

Recent Observations

ChildObservationDomainDateObserver
Emma ThompsonRecognized all letters in her name independentlyLiteracyMar 3Ms. Davis
Liam ChenCounted to 20 without assistanceMathMar 3Mr. Garcia
Ava PatelInitiated cooperative play with two peersSocial-EmotionalMar 2Ms. Davis

How Prece supports every learner

AI Lesson Generator

Generate standards-aligned lesson plans with AI

✨AI Lesson Assistant
Literacyβ–Ύ
3-4 yearsβ–Ύ
Spring / Butterflies

✨ Generated Lesson Plan

The Very Hungry Caterpillar β€” Retelling & Sequencing

Objective: Children will retell a story using sequence words (first, then, next, last)

Materials: Book, felt board pieces, caterpillar puppets, sequence cards

Activity: Read aloud β†’ Group retelling β†’ Individual sequence cards β†’ Caterpillar craft

Assessment: Can child use 2+ sequence words when retelling?

Lesson plans in seconds β€” powered by AI.

Tell the AI your domain, age group, and theme. It generates a complete lesson plan: objectives, materials, step-by-step activities, and assessment criteria β€” all aligned to early learning standards. Edit, regenerate, or add it to your plan instantly.

Observation Form

Quick developmental observation capture

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Emma Thompson
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Emma independently wrote the first letter of her name ("E") during free play at the writing center. She held the marker with a proper grip and was very proud of her work.
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Capture meaningful moments as they happen.

Observe a milestone? Open the form, pick the child, type or dictate what you saw, tag the developmental domain, and attach a photo. It takes 30 seconds and builds a rich developmental record over time.

Developmental Milestones

Track progress against age-appropriate milestones

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Emma Thompson Β· 3y 4m

On Track

Literacy

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Recognizes nameFeb 2026
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Writes first letterFeb 2026
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Identifies 10+ lettersFeb 2026
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Rhyming words

Math

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Counts to 10Feb 2026
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Counts to 20
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Shape recognitionFeb 2026
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Simple patterns

See exactly where each child is on their journey.

Developmental milestones organized by domain β€” literacy, math, science, social-emotional, physical, creative. Check them off as children demonstrate mastery. Quickly see what's achieved and what to focus on next.

Learning Portfolio

Child's collected work and progress showcase

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Emma's Portfolio
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Writing her nameLiteracy

First time writing E independently!

Mar 3
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Cooperative playSocial

Initiated sharing with peers during block play

Mar 2
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Spring butterflyCreative

Used 5 different colors, strong fine motor control

Mar 1
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Letter recognitionLiteracy

Identified 18/26 letters β€” up from 12 last month

Feb 28

A portfolio that makes parents proud.

Every observation, photo, artwork scan, and assessment rolls into a child's learning portfolio, a living document of their growth. Share it with families during conferences or let parents browse it anytime in the portal.

Weekly Plan View

Full-week lesson overview by room

Butterflies Room β€” Week of Mar 4
TimeMonTueWedThuFri
9:00Letter MLetter MLetter NLetter NReview
10:00OutdoorArtOutdoorMusicOutdoor
11:00MathScienceMathScienceFree Play
2:30StoryCraftStoryCookingShow & Tell

Your whole week, planned and visible.

See every lesson across every time slot, by room. Know what's happening at 9 AM on Wednesday in the Butterflies room. Spot gaps in domain coverage. Make sure every child gets a balanced learning experience.

Before vs After

A quick comparison of the workflow impact.

Before Prece
  • Lesson plans written from scratch every week
  • Observations take 15-20 minutes per child
  • No visibility into curriculum consistency across classrooms
  • Developmental portfolios are an end-of-year scramble
After Prece
  • AI drafts lesson plans in seconds, teachers refine and personalize
  • Observations written in 2 minutes from a quick note
  • Directors see curriculum activity across all classrooms
  • Portfolios build continuously from daily observations

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