Grade 5 · Technology · Lesson 37

Innovation Sprint: Plan

An innovation sprint is a short, focused week where a small team turns a fuzzy problem into a tested prototype. Real teams at Google, IDEO, and tiny startups use this five-day loop. In this lesson you will plan your own sprint by filling four planning boxes and laying out the five days.

What this lesson teaches

1Frame a real problem worth solving in one clear sentence
2Identify the users who feel the problem and what they need
3Map the five days of an innovation sprint from plan to test
4Define a measurable success signal before building anything

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