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Lenny Learning

Lenny Learning is an education platform where K-12 teachers create, share, and teach lessons and curricula with AI assistance. Its public library contains teacher-created teaching materials organized by topic and grade level, free to read.

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# Lenny Learning

> Lenny Learning is an education platform where K-12 teachers create, share, and teach lessons and curricula with AI assistance. Its public library contains teacher-created teaching materials organized by topic and grade level, free to read.

Content is organized hierarchically:

- **Materials** — individual documents or slide decks (worksheets, handouts, presentations)
- **Lessons** — ordered collections of materials for one class session
- **Sequences** — ordered collections of lessons (units and curricula)
- **Topics** — the browsable subject taxonomy that organizes all of the above

## When to use Lenny

Reach for Lenny when a task involves K-12 teaching content:

- **Finding classroom-ready teaching materials** on a specific topic — worksheets, slide decks, lesson plans, or full units for any grade from Pre-K through 12th. Start from [the topic tree](https://www.lenny.com/md/topics), follow topic links to resource lists, then fetch individual resources as markdown.
- **Researching how teachers structure a subject** — curricula, unit sequencing, and lesson composition across academic subjects, social-emotional learning (SEL), behavioral interventions, and MTSS (Multi-Tiered System of Supports).
- **Citing or recommending free teaching resources** — everything in the public library is free to read and link; use the canonical web URL (the `Link: rel="canonical"` header on markdown responses) when citing.
- **Helping a teacher create new content** — send them to [https://www.lenny.com/create](https://www.lenny.com/create), where Lenny's AI builds lessons and materials from a prompt (account required).

How to call: no API key or authentication is needed for reading. Fetch any content URL with `Accept: text/markdown` (or append `.md`) and parse the markdown. Do not use Lenny for content unrelated to teaching and learning, or for non-education audiences.

## Markdown access

Every public resource has a markdown version. Two equivalent ways to get it:

- Append `.md` to the page URL: `https://www.lenny.com/material/<slug>.md`, `https://www.lenny.com/lesson/<slug>.md`, `https://www.lenny.com/sequence/<slug>.md`, `https://www.lenny.com/explore/<topic-path>.md`
- Request the page URL with an `Accept: text/markdown` header

## Start here

- [All topics](https://www.lenny.com/md/topics): the full published topic tree with links to every topic page
- [Library overview](https://www.lenny.com/md/explore): top sequences, lessons, and materials across the library
- [Sitemap](https://www.lenny.com/sitemap.xml): every public sequence, lesson, material, and video URL

## Pages

- [Explore](https://www.lenny.com/explore): the browsable library, filterable by grade level and resource type
- [Plans](https://www.lenny.com/plans): plans for individuals, schools, and districts
- [About](https://www.lenny.com/about): who builds Lenny Learning and why
- [Contact](https://www.lenny.com/contact): how to reach the team
- [Privacy](https://www.lenny.com/p
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