🍎 Teachers Prompt Examples

Create a lesson plan for teaching [topic] to [grade/level]. Include objectives, materials, warm-up, instruction, activity, assessment, and homework.

Create a quiz about [topic] with 10 multiple-choice questions, 5 short-answer questions, answer key, and difficulty labels.

Create a clear rubric for [assignment]. Include criteria, performance levels, point values, and student-friendly language.

Create three versions of an activity about [topic]: support, standard, and extension. Include instructions and success criteria.

Explain [topic] to students at [level]. Use an analogy, examples, common misconception, and 3 check-for-understanding questions.

Create 15 discussion prompts for [topic]. Include recall, analysis, debate, real-world connection, and reflection questions.

Create an exit ticket for [lesson topic]. Include 3 quick questions: one recall, one application, and one reflection.

Design a project-based learning task for [topic]. Include driving question, deliverables, timeline, checkpoints, and rubric summary.

Write a friendly parent email about [class topic/event/issue]. Keep it clear, respectful, and action-oriented.

Create reading comprehension questions for this text. Include literal, inferential, vocabulary, and critical thinking questions. Text: [paste]

List common misconceptions students have about [topic] and create quick teaching responses for each.

Create an interactive classroom activity for [topic] that works with minimal materials and encourages participation.

Write constructive feedback for this student work. Mention strengths, one improvement area, and next step. Work: [paste]

Create a student study guide for [unit/topic]. Include key terms, summary, examples, practice questions, and self-check checklist.

Create a simple substitute teacher plan for [class/topic]. Include objective, instructions, timing, activities, and backup task.