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Middle school French teacher Rebecca Blouwolff writes, “The way I see it, a good unit planning template keeps you honest. It ensures that you're really using backward planning (by making you pick your summative assessments early on in the process, before you write all your activities), that your vocabulary and grammar chunks have a communicative purpose connected to your Can-Dos, and that you're actually balancing the 5 Cs and the 3 modes and all that jazz. It's the way to make sure you're well-prepared and that you're going to achieve your goals by the end of the unit.” Here is a blog post in which she recommends three different templates to try out: http://mmeblouwolff.weebly.com/revolutionized-teaching/template-shopping-pick-yourself-a-winner