lessonpack

noun
UK /ˈlɛsən pæk/
US /ˈlɛsən pæk/

A lessonpack is a set of learning materials put together for one lesson.

The teacher handed out a lessonpack with worksheets and a short story for today's class.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A digital collection of files and links for an online lesson.

Students downloaded the lessonpack before the video call began.

3. A packaged product sold to teachers containing plans and activities.

The publisher released a new lessonpack for beginner English classes.

4. A set of training materials for a workshop or short course.

Each trainee received a lessonpack covering safety rules and practice tasks.