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Create a Lesson

On Redmenta you can create content beyond just worksheets, you can create lessons. You can prepare, organise, and deliver classes in one place. Planning across separate documents, presentation tools, and activity sheets creates unnecessary friction.


Context-aware AI draws directly on your curriculum, subject learning goals, and progress in the syllabus to help you generate and differentiate content and plans.
You can edit materials directly, embed interactive activities, and present fullscreen to your students, helping you stay organised and ready for every class.



Here's how it works


  1. Start a new lesson.

Under the Create New button click Create Lesson and choose whether to start with a blank canvas or generate a lesson with AI.









  1. Provide your context.

If generating with AI, set your language, target audience, duration, and add optional source materials such as notes, documents, or video links. Redmenta draws on your curriculum, subject learning goals, and progress in the syllabus to generate and differentiate tailored content and plans.








  1. Choose your format.

View your lesson as a single scrolling document for reading or as presentation slides for the classroom.







  1. Edit and refine.

Edit the content directly using the block editor to add text, mathematical formulas, images, and slide breaks. You can also chat directly with the AI assistant to refine the lesson. If you do not like an AI adjustment, you can undo the most recent change.














  1. Add interactive activities.

Embed interactive Redmenta worksheets and tasks directly into the lesson flow so students can complete them in place.





If you want to use the activity the AI recommended to you, just click Generate.






  1. Add private teacher notes.

Hide specific slides or sections from your students. These hidden slides act as presenter notes, keeping your prep and delivery together while remaining invisible to learners.









  1. Align and share.

Link the completed lesson to your curriculum units and specific learning outcomes. Share the lesson directly with learners, a class group, or via a link. You can also invite other teachers to collaborate as editors.






  1. Present to class.

Click present to display the lesson fullscreen to your students, advancing slide by slide without leaving Redmenta or switching tabs.






Why it helps


Redmenta stops tool fragmentation. Instead of drafting outlines in a document, building slides in another program, and managing worksheets separately, everything lives in a single tool. You save valuable preparation time, keep your materials aligned with your curriculum, and stay in complete control of your classroom delivery.

Updated on: 19/08/2026

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