Mosaic Instructional Planning

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Mosaic Instructional Planning is ranked #17 of 23 in lesson planning software on The Geeks Club. It runs on Web.

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Standards alignment: Yes
Plan collaboration: Yes
Mobile access: web_only

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Purpose: Mosaic is a lesson-planning platform that helps educators plan high-quality lessons for K–12 students.
Standards: The platform includes organization, state, and national standards for K–12 subject areas and displays the standard’s level of rigor.
Planning support: A coaching panel follows lesson objectives through planning to help align objectives, activities, and assessments.
Pedagogies: The listed approaches include the Hess Rigor Matrix, Bloom’s Taxonomy, Webb’s Depth of Knowledge, Multiple Entry Points, edTPA, and Universal Design for Learning.
Assessment: Mosaic prompts users to create multiple entry points at three levels of thinking for each lesson.
Learning tasks: Its Exploration feature recommends question and discussion stems based on lesson standards and rigor.
Student resources: Lesson planning generates a student note-taking guide that can be printed and translated into 13 languages.
Audience: The company presents Mosaic for teachers, administrators, students, and families, with packages for individual K–12 teachers and schools or districts.
Support: The homepage lists virtual onboarding, 24/7 customer support, and one-to-one preservice teaching among individual package offerings.
School support: School and district packages list a full curriculum package plus product implementation, onboarding, and training.
Pricing availability: The site describes individual subscriptions and school or district packages, and invites prospective customers to schedule a demo; it does not state prices on the page reviewed.
Integrations and partners: The homepage identifies the New York State Education Department, NYC Department of Education, Outlier.org, and Book Creator as partners.
Founders: Mosaic says it was developed by brother-and-sister co-founders Izzy and Nicole Galante, who have close to 50 years of combined education experience.
Contact: The contact page asks interested schools to schedule a demo and provides a form for institutional email, job title, and school or district.

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Best Lesson Planning Software in 2026#17 of 23

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