Writing Lesson Objectivey

Learning objectives are also known as the learning outcomes. In other words, what we want students learn in the lesson, or is the performance and the result of an instruction. Those objectives can be: specific, measurable, short-term, observable student behaviors.
There are 3 types of objectives: cognitive (recall, understanding and problem.solving), psychomotor and affective (attitudes).

So, there are some recommendation for writing objectives:
- Objectives will be specific for sequencies of a lesson plan, and general for a unit.
- Make simple and clear objectives which help you guiding the lesson.
- Objectives must be directed for students are teachers.
- Focus them more for learners activities.
Keep in mind 3 components: identify the type of activity, identify the competence to be assessed and list conditions that students need to know of the objectives.

Those recommendations will be useful for you in order to write learning objectives. Moreover, the combination of those with Bloom´s Taxonomy will clarify how to make a better lesson plan.

Resources:

http://depts.washington.edu/eproject/objectives.htm

http://www.educationoasis.com/curriculum/LP/LP_resources/lesson_objectives.htm