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how do i edit a lesson plan once saved

i need to change my lesson plan saved

Amanda BrownTeacher, England

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Eleanor DurrPlayer, England

Hi Amanda

Editing a saved plan is simple, just follow the steps below:
1) Click on the session plan you wish to edit
2) In the top right corner you will see `Edit` - Click this
3) A drop-down box will appear - Click the first option, where it says `Edit Session`

You will now be able to edit your session.

Alternatively, if you have created a plan from saving drills to your clipboard and you have clicked `Save as Basic Plan`. You will need to click the session you wish to edit, click edit in the top right box, but you will now need to click `Edit/Convert to Plan`. This will keep your plan exactly the same, with the same drills etc., however it allows you to edit more of the session.

Hope this helps.

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