Prompt Library for K-12 Educators

Prompt engineering is the art and science of asking the right question. Of course, it helps to have examples and gain inspiration from others! In this collection of AI prompts, you can find a variety of prompts tailored to different educational tasks and ideas designed to elevate your teaching and support your work.

These prompts are just the beginning. Feel free to adapt them to suit your specific needs and context. You will get better results if you are able to provide examples, models, or a detailed explanation of what you want. From there you can iterate and refine as much as you need to. 

For more support in learning how to craft a good prompt, check out this overview of prompt engineering basics or review questions to ask when crafting an AI school policy.


K-12 Prompt Library

Remember that these prompts showcase the potential of AI in education and are meant to spark your own creative ideas. Dive in, experiment, and see how AI can enhance your teaching practice and benefit your students. We're excited to see what you discover!

  • Design a comprehensive 10-question multiple-choice assessment on [subject or topic], incorporating Bloom's Taxonomy to ensure a range of cognitive demands. Include questions that target recall, application, analysis, and evaluation. Integrate distractors that address common misconceptions to provide diagnostic insights.

  •  Construct a nuanced rubric for a [subject] project that evaluates both content mastery and 21st-century skills. Include criteria such as conceptual understanding, creative problem-solving, effective communication, and information literacy. Provide detailed descriptors for each performance level, ensuring clear differentiation between novice, developing, proficient, and exemplary work.

  • Craft three thought-provoking essay prompts for a [grade level] class examining [subject]. Each prompt should align with specific learning objectives and require students to synthesize information, construct arguments, and apply critical thinking skills. Include scaffolding suggestions to support diverse learners.

  • Propose five research-based formative assessment strategies tailored for a [subject] classroom that effectively gauge student understanding in real-time. Include a mix of individual and collaborative techniques, leveraging both technology-enhanced and traditional methods. Provide implementation tips and potential data analysis approaches for each strategy.

  • Outline a data-driven approach to analyze recent [subject] test results, identifying patterns in student performance across different question types and content areas. Include methods for disaggregating data by student subgroups and creating visual representations of the results. Suggest evidence-based interventions and enrichment activities based on the analysis findings.

  • Generate a set of cognitively demanding, open-ended questions for [grade level] [subject] class on [specific topic] that align with the upper levels of Bloom's Taxonomy (analyze, evaluate, create). Include follow-up prompts to encourage elaboration and metacognitive reflection.

  • Design an immersive digital escape room experience for [grade level] [subject] students focused on [specific topic]. Incorporate a variety of puzzle types (e.g., ciphers, logic puzzles, matching activities) that assess both factual knowledge and conceptual understanding of key [concepts/figures/events]. Include accessibility features and differentiation options.

  • Develop a comprehensive peer assessment rubric for a [grade level] [subject] collaborative project on [specific work or topic]. Include criteria for evaluating individual contributions, group dynamics, content mastery, and metacognitive skills. Provide guidance on giving constructive feedback and resolving potential conflicts in assessment.

  • Create [number] authentic performance tasks for [grade level] [subject] students centered on [specific topic]. Each task should simulate real-world scenarios, requiring students to apply knowledge, problem-solve, and demonstrate transferable skills. Include rubrics that assess both content-specific and interdisciplinary competencies.

  • Design an interactive concept mapping template for [grade level] [subject] students to visualize relationships within [specific topic]. Include key terms such as [term 1], [term 2], and [term 3], along with prompts for students to add their own connections and explanations. Consider incorporating digital tools to allow for collaborative mapping and easy revision.

  • Craft a series of metacognitive self-reflection prompts for [grade level] [subject] students to monitor their understanding of [specific topic or unit] throughout the term. Include questions that target content knowledge, learning strategies, and self-regulation skills. Provide a framework for students to set goals and track their progress over time.

  • Develop a gamified assessment system for a [grade level] [subject] unit on [specific topic] that aligns with principles of mastery-based learning. Design 'missions' that correspond to specific learning objectives, incorporating elements such as leveling up, badges, and leader boards. Include opportunities for student choice and multiple pathways to demonstrate mastery.

  • Create a week's worth of diverse 'exit ticket' prompts for a [grade level] [subject] class studying [specific topic]. Incorporate a mix of question types (e.g., multiple-choice, short answer, visual representations) and cognitive demands. Include suggestions for quick analysis and using the data to inform instruction.

  • Construct [number] scenario-based assessment items for [grade level] [subject] students that evaluate their ability to transfer understanding of [specific concept] to novel situations. Include a range of contexts that reflect diverse perspectives and real-world applications. Provide scoring guidelines that assess both conceptual understanding and problem-solving approaches.

  • Design a comprehensive portfolio assessment framework for [grade level] [subject] that showcases student growth and mastery of various [skills/techniques] throughout the [term/year]. Include guidelines for artifact selection, self-reflection prompts, and peer feedback protocols. Incorporate opportunities for students to curate both physical and digital portfolio elements.

  • Develop a project-based assessment outline for [grade level] [subject] that integrates in-depth research on [specific topic] and culminates in [specific task or outcome]. Include checkpoints for formative assessment, opportunities for peer and expert feedback, and guidelines for a final presentation or product. Incorporate scaffolding for research skills and suggestions for differentiation to support diverse learners.

  • Design a multifaceted group project for [grade level] [subject] class that fosters both individual accountability and positive interdependence while exploring [topic]. Delineate specific roles (e.g., project manager, researcher, content creator, editor) with clear responsibilities and overlapping tasks. Incorporate a jigsaw approach for initial research, followed by collaborative synthesis. Include checkpoints for peer feedback and role rotation to ensure equitable participation and skill development.

  • Develop a comprehensive framework for cultivating effective group dynamics in a [grade level] [subject] classroom. Include research-based strategies for establishing group norms, fostering psychological safety, and promoting equitable participation. Incorporate conflict resolution protocols, communication guidelines (e.g., active listening, constructive feedback), and tools for monitoring and evaluating group processes. Provide scaffolds for metacognitive reflection on collaboration skills.

  • Create an inquiry-based collaborative learning experience for a [grade level] [subject] lesson on [topic] that leverages the collective intelligence of small groups. Design a complex problem that requires diverse perspectives and interdependent tasks to solve. Include protocols for idea generation (e.g., brainstorming), consensus-building (e.g., Delphi technique), and solution refinement. Specify both content-related and collaboration-focused learning outcomes.

  • Construct a holistic peer evaluation system for a [grade level] [subject] group project on [topic] that promotes growth mindset and collaborative skills. Include: a) Rubrics for assessing individual contributions, interpersonal skills, and collective outcomes b) Protocols for ongoing peer feedback and conflict resolution c) Self-reflection prompts on collaboration strategies and personal growth d) Guidelines for synthesizing multiple perspectives into a fair assessment Incorporate strategies for mitigating bias and ensuring constructive, specific feedback.

  • Design an advanced jigsaw learning activity for [grade level] [subject] students to collaboratively investigate various facets of [topic]. Include: a) Structured protocols for expert group inquiry and knowledge construction b) Scaffolds for effective information sharing in home groups (e.g., graphic organizers, questioning techniques) c) Metacognitive prompts to enhance individual accountability and cognitive engagement d) Collaborative tasks that require synthesis of all expert knowledge e) Options for differentiation and support for diverse learners.

  • Develop a collaborative digital writing project for [grade level] [subject] class to co-create a [type of text] about [topic]. Incorporate: a) A shared digital platform with version control and commenting features b) Structured prewriting activities (e.g., collaborative brainstorming, outline development) c) Protocols for peer review and revision processes d) Guidelines for managing workflow and resolving conflicting ideas e) Opportunities for multimedia integration and interactive elements Include strategies for balancing individual contributions with collective coherence.

  • Craft an extended think-pair-share activity sequence for [grade level] [subject] students to critically analyze and solve complex problems related to [topic]. Include: a) Thought-provoking prompts that target higher-order thinking skills b) Structured individual reflection time with metacognitive scaffolds c) Protocols for effective partner dialogue (e.g., accountable talk stems) d) Whole-class synthesis strategies (e.g., snowball discussions, idea marketplace) e) Follow-up activities to apply insights gained from the collaborative process.

  • Design a comprehensive collaborative research project for [grade level] [subject] class investigating multiple dimensions of [topic]. Include: a) Protocols for forming balanced research teams and assigning roles b) Structured inquiry processes with checkpoints for cross-group consultation c) Guidelines for synthesizing diverse research findings into a cohesive narrative d) Collaborative tools for managing shared resources and tracking progress e) Peer and self-assessment rubrics focusing on both research skills and teamwork f) Multiple options for presenting findings (e.g., multimedia presentation, interactive website, academic poster).

  • Develop a collaborative problem-solving challenge for [grade level] [subject] students based on [real-world issue]. Include roles for team members and criteria for success.

  • Design a peer tutoring program for [grade level] [subject] class to support learning of [topic]. Include guidelines for tutor-tutee interactions and progress tracking.

  • Create a collaborative digital storytelling project for [grade level] [subject] students to explain concepts related to [topic]. Include roles like scriptwriter, artist, and narrator.

  • Develop a cross-curricular collaborative project linking [subject 1] and [subject 2] for [grade level] students, focused on exploring connections between [topic 1] and [topic 2].

  • Design a collaborative debate activity for [grade level] [subject] class on [controversial topic]. Include guidelines for research, argument construction, and respectful discourse

  • Create a collaborative mind-mapping exercise for [grade level] [subject] students to visually represent connections within [topic]. Include roles like researcher, organizer, and designer.

  • Develop a collaborative service-learning project for [grade level] [subject] class related to [community issue]. Include steps for group planning, execution, and reflection.

  • Design a self-assessment tool for a [grade level] [subject] assignment on [topic] that helps students reflect on their own work and identify areas for improvement. Include questions or prompts that guide their reflection.
  • Create a peer feedback protocol for [grade level] [subject] students to use when reviewing each other's [type of assignment] on [topic]. Include guiding questions and sentence starters.
  • Design a rubric with specific feedback comments for a [grade level] [subject] [type of project] on [topic]. Include both strengths and areas for improvement for each criterion.
  • Create a set of video feedback guidelines for [grade level] [subject] teachers to use when commenting on student [type of work] related to [topic]. Include best practices and time management tips.
  • Develop a student-led conference script for [grade level] [subject] learners to present their progress on [topic] to parents/guardians. Include prompts for self-reflection and goal-setting.
  • Design a feedback form for [grade level] [subject] students to provide constructive criticism on group presentations about [topic]. Include criteria for content, delivery, and visual aids.
  • Create a series of feedback sentence stems for [grade level] [subject] teachers to use when commenting on student writing about [topic]. Include stems for different aspects of writing.
  • Develop a system for students to track and reflect on feedback received in [grade level] [subject] class throughout a unit on [topic]. Include templates for recording and analyzing feedback.
  • Design a gallery walk feedback activity for [grade level] [subject] students to provide comments on each other's [type of work] related to [topic]. Include guidelines for giving constructive feedback.
  • Create a set of emoji-based feedback codes for quick assessments in [grade level] [subject] class during activities related to [topic]. Include a key explaining what each emoji represents.
  • Design a feedback loop system for long-term [grade level] [subject] projects related to [topic]. Include checkpoints for teacher, peer, and self-assessment throughout the project timeline.
  • Create a "glow and grow" feedback template for [grade level] [subject] teachers to use when evaluating student [type of performance] related to [topic]. Include spaces for strengths and areas for improvement.
  • Develop a student-friendly rubric translation guide to help [grade level] [subject] learners understand and apply feedback on their [type of work] about [topic]. Include examples and explanations.
  • Design a feedback reflection form for [grade level] [subject] students to complete after receiving comments on their [type of assignment] related to [topic]. Include prompts for action planning based on feedback.

  • Create an interactive history lesson for a [grade level] class on [historical event]. Include a timeline activity where students arrange key events in chronological order and discuss their significance.
  • Develop a math game for a [grade level] class that reinforces concepts from [specific math topic]. Include rules, objectives, and how the game can be adapted for different skill levels.
  • Plan a reading circle activity for a [grade level] English class focusing on [specific book or text]. Include discussion questions, roles for each student (e.g., discussion leader, summarizer, questioner), and a reflection component.
  • Design a hands-on science experiment for [grade level] students to explore [scientific concept]. Include materials list, procedure, and questions for students to hypothesize and reflect.
  • Create a role-playing activity for [grade level] [subject] class to reenact [historical event/literary scene]. Include character cards, scenario description, and reflection questions.
  • Develop a virtual field trip lesson for [grade level] [subject] students to explore [location/ecosystem]. Include pre-trip research tasks, virtual tour guide, and post-trip creative project.
  • Design a "stations" learning activity for [grade level] [subject] class focused on [topic]. Include 4-5 different stations with varied tasks and a rotation schedule.
  • Create a debate preparation activity for [grade level] [subject] students on [controversial topic]. Include research guidelines, argument structuring tips, and peer feedback opportunities.
  • Develop a creative writing workshop for [grade level] students based on [genre/theme]. Include writing prompts, peer review guidelines, and a publishing component.
  • Design a math modeling project for [grade level] students applying [math concept] to a real-world problem. Include data collection methods, analysis techniques, and presentation format.
  • Create a language immersion activity for [grade level] [language] students centered around [cultural theme]. Include vocabulary practice, cultural information, and interactive tasks.
  • Create a financial literacy simulation for [grade level] students to practice [economic concept]. Include scenario descriptions, decision-making opportunities, and outcome analysis.
  • Design a short vocabulary game for [grade level] [language/subject] students to practice terms related to [topic]. Should take no more than 15 minutes.
  • Create a quick brainstorming exercise for [grade level] [subject] students to generate ideas about [topic] using a mind-mapping technique.
  • Develop a 5-minute physical activity for [grade level] students to reinforce [concept] in a kinesthetic way.
  • Design a one-page worksheet for [grade level] [subject] students to practice [skill] related to [topic].
  • Create a 10-minute journaling prompt for [grade level] [subject] students to reflect on their understanding of [concept].
  • Design a 15-minute mini-debate activity for [grade level] [subject] class to argue perspectives on [issue] using evidence from recent lessons.

  • Create a monthly newsletter template for a [grade level] [subject] class that includes updates on classroom activities, upcoming events, and tips for how parents can support their child's learning at home.
  • Develop a parent-teacher conference guide for a [grade level] class that includes a list of discussion topics, questions to ask parents about their child's learning habits, and strategies for collaborating on academic and behavioral goals.
  • Design a workshop for parents of [grade level] students on how to support homework and study habits at home. Include an agenda, key talking points, and resources to share with parents.
  • Plan a family math night for a [grade level] class where students and their parents participate in math-related games and activities. Include a schedule, activity descriptions, and materials needed.
  • Create a weekly "Learning Spotlight" email template for [grade level] parents, highlighting one key concept students learned in [subject] and suggesting a simple at-home activity to reinforce it.
  • Develop a monthly "Family Challenge" related to [subject] for [grade level] students and parents to complete together at home. Include instructions and a way to share results.
  • Create a "Family Interview" homework assignment for [grade level] [subject] students to engage parents in discussions about [topic] and bridge home-school learning.
  • Develop a "Family Maker Challenge" related to [grade level] [subject], where families create a project together using household materials. Include project ideas, guidelines, and a sharing platform.

  • Design a structured system for facilitating meaningful weekly one-on-one check-ins with each student in a [grade level]. Include a set of thoughtful guiding questions, an organized method for tracking progress, and strategies to genuinely build rapport and trust.
  • Design a classroom meeting routine for a [grade level] class that fosters open communication and a sense of community. Include a sample agenda with discussion topics, a process for students to share their thoughts and feelings, and ways to collaboratively set class goals
  • Plan a team-building activity for a [grade level] class on [specific topic or subject] that requires students to work together to solve a problem or complete a challenge. Include clear instructions, roles for each student, and reflection questions to discuss what they learned about working as a team.
  • Plan a 'Getting to Know You' activity for the first week of school in a [grade level] class. Include icebreaker questions, a student interest survey, and a collaborative class project that helps students share their interests and backgrounds.
  • Design a "Class Time Capsule" project for [grade level] students to capture their current interests, goals, and class memories. Include guidelines for contributions and an "opening" ceremony.
  • Suggest 3 quick team-building activities for [grade level] [subject] class that take less than 10 minutes each.
  • Recommend 3 meaningful and efficient ways for a [grade level] teacher to celebrate individual student birthdays and foster a spirit of community in the classroom.
  • List 5 quick ways to gather student feedback on classroom climate in a [grade level] class.
  • Suggest 3 simple yet impactful daily routines that can build a strong sense of community among [grade level] students.
  • Create a list of 10 questions for a "question of the day" board in a [grade level] classroom.
  • Propose 5 quick "brain break" activities that not only give students a mental pause, but also actively strengthen class cohesion and camaraderie for [grade level] students.
  • Design an engaging end-of-week reflection template for [grade level] students that encourages honest sharing of experiences. Include prompts for highs, lows, and personal growth, while considering age-appropriate language and complexity.
  • Propose 4 creative and practical ways to seamlessly integrate student interests into [subject] lessons for [grade level] students. Include strategies for gathering student input and adapting curriculum without compromising learning objectives.
  • Craft 5 thought-provoking yet approachable questions for a quick "get to know you" activity tailored for new students joining a [grade level] class mid-year. Ensure questions foster inclusivity and help the new student connect with peers rapidly.
  • Develop a diverse set of daily writing prompts for one week, specifically designed for [grade level] students to explore and express their thoughts and feelings. Include a mix of reflective, imaginative, and growth-minded prompts that encourage self-expression and emotional intelligence.

  • Generate a list of 10 writing prompts focused on self-awareness for [specify grade level] students. Each prompt should encourage students to reflect on their strengths, challenges, values, or goals. Include a brief explanation of how each prompt supports social-emotional development.
  • Design a parent handout explaining the importance of social-emotional learning in [specify grade level]. Include a definition of SEL, its five core competencies, and three practical tips parents can use at home to support their child's social-emotional growth.
  • Create a script for a 10-minute guided mindfulness exercise suitable for [specify grade level] students. The exercise should focus on breath awareness and body scanning. Include clear, age-appropriate instructions and explain how this exercise can benefit students' emotional well-being and classroom focus.
  • Develop a rubric for assessing students' social skills in group work. Include criteria such as active listening, respectful communication, and collaboration. Provide descriptions for three levels of proficiency (e.g., beginning, developing, proficient) for each criterion.
  • Create a detailed lesson plan for a 45-minute class on emotional regulation for [specify grade level]. Include learning objectives, a warm-up activity, main lesson content, and a reflection exercise. Provide specific examples of age-appropriate strategies students can use to manage strong emotions.
  • List 4 brief SEL-focused morning meeting ideas for [grade level] students.
  • Generate 5 discussion questions about responsible decision-making for [grade level] students.
  • Suggest 3 quick activities to help [grade level] students identify and name their emotions.
  • Generate 5 writing prompts about personal strengths for [grade level] students.
  • List 5 quick breathing exercises for [grade level] students to practice emotional regulation.
  • Create a lesson plan for teaching [grade level] students about growth mindset. Include an introduction to the concept, interactive activities, and strategies for applying growth mindset in daily life.
  • Create a unit plan for teaching empathy to [grade level] students through literature. Include book suggestions, discussion questions, and activities that connect the stories to students' lives.
  • Design a classroom management system based on restorative practices for [grade level] students. Include community-building circles, conflict resolution processes, and strategies for repairing harm.
  • Create a month-long emotional vocabulary building program for [grade level] students. Include weekly themes, activities to practice using emotion words, and ways to integrate the vocabulary into daily classroom interactions.
  • Design a series of 5 mini-lessons on identifying and managing stress for [grade level] students. Include age-appropriate explanations, coping strategies, and hands-on activities.
  • Design a week-long kindness challenge for [grade level] students. Include daily activities, a tracking system, and a reflection component.
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  • Develop a systematic approach for tracking and documenting student behavior incidents throughout the school year. Include a template for recording individual incidents, a system for identifying patterns, and a method for generating summary reports for administration or parent meetings.
  • Create a weekly lesson plan template for a [grade level] class that includes sections for learning objectives, daily activities, assessment methods, and reflections. Include space for adjustments based on student needs and feedback.
  • Develop a system for organizing and tracking student progress in a [grade level] class. Include methods for recording grades, monitoring individual and group performance, and strategies for using data to inform instruction.
  • Plan a professional development schedule for the school year that includes workshops, conferences, and self-study opportunities. Include goals for each session, how they align with your teaching objectives, and ways to implement new strategies in the classroom.
  • Create a communication log for a [grade level] class to track interactions with parents, including meeting notes, phone calls, and emails. The log should provide templates for documenting key discussion points, concerns, and follow-up actions. Additionally, include sections for date, mode of communication, and next steps to ensure clear and organized documentation of each parent interaction throughout the school year.
  • Design a weekly schedule template for educators to manage non-instructional tasks effectively. The template should include dedicated time blocks for tasks such as lesson planning, grading, parent communication, professional development, and administrative duties. Additionally, provide tips for prioritizing tasks, setting realistic goals, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. The schedule should be flexible enough to accommodate unexpected changes while ensuring key responsibilities are met.
  • Create a comprehensive guide for writing effective Individual Education Program (IEP) goals. Include steps for gathering relevant data, collaborating with special education team members, and writing SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) goals. Provide examples of well-written IEP goals for different subject areas and grade levels.
  • Generate a comprehensive checklist for preparing a classroom for the new school year. Include tasks related to physical setup, organization of materials, technology preparation, and creating a welcoming environment. Provide estimated time frames for each task and suggest efficient ways to complete them.
  • Suggest 5 practical classroom organization hacks for [grade level] teachers. The hacks should focus on maximizing space, streamlining daily routines, and reducing clutter. Include tips for organizing materials, managing student supplies, and creating an efficient system for distributing and collecting assignments. Each hack should be easy to implement and help create a more organized, functional learning environment.
  • Design a mentoring program for new teachers in your school or district. Include orientation activities, ongoing support structures, and evaluation methods.
  • Develop a systematic approach for conducting and documenting regular safety drills (fire, lockdown, etc.) in your classroom. Include preparation steps, execution procedures, and post-drill reflection and improvement processes.
  • Generate a detailed template for substitute teacher plans suitable for a [grade level] classroom. The template should include sections for essential class routines, key student needs (such as accommodations or behavior plans), lesson materials, and emergency procedures. Additionally, provide a structured format for organizing daily activities, assignments, and any specific instructions for managing transitions and behavior. The output should be clear, concise, and easy to follow for a substitute unfamiliar with the class.
  • Create a comprehensive guide for conducting effective parent-teacher conferences for a [grade level] classroom. The guide should include preparation steps (such as reviewing student data and setting goals), conversation starters for discussing student progress, and strategies for addressing common concerns in a constructive manner. Additionally, provide a template for summarizing key discussion points, agreed-upon action items, and follow-up plans. The guide should be practical, easy to use, and adaptable for different types of student needs and family dynamics.
  • Develop a detailed, systematic approach for end-of-year classroom cleanup and organization for a [grade level] classroom. The approach should include a timeline of tasks such as returning borrowed materials, archiving student work, updating and organizing digital files, and preparing supplies for the upcoming school year. Additionally, provide a comprehensive checklist to ensure that no tasks are overlooked, including key steps for classroom deep cleaning, storage, and labeling of materials.
  • Create a comprehensive guide for planning and executing successful field trips for [grade level] students. The guide should include detailed checklists for pre-trip planning (such as securing permissions, arranging transportation, and preparing materials), day-of logistics (such as managing student groups, safety protocols, and scheduling), and post-trip reflection activities. Additionally, provide templates for essential documents such as permission slips, itineraries, and student reflection exercises to help reinforce the learning experience.

  • Generate a list of 15 effective strategies for managing transitions between activities in a [specify grade level] classroom. Include techniques for signaling transitions, organizing materials, and maintaining student focus. For each strategy, explain its purpose and provide tips for smooth implementation.
  • Design a behavior tracking system for a [specify grade level] classroom. Include a method for documenting both positive behaviors and areas for improvement, a way to communicate this information with parents, and strategies for using the data to inform classroom management decisions. Provide examples of how to use this system to support individual student growth.
  • Create a set of 10 attention-grabbing strategies for quickly refocusing a distracted class. Include both verbal and non-verbal techniques suitable for [specify grade level]. For each strategy, explain its effectiveness and provide scenarios where it might be most useful.
  • Design a comprehensive classroom management plan for a [specify grade level] class. Include strategies for establishing rules and routines, methods for positive reinforcement, consequences for misbehavior, and techniques for maintaining student engagement. Provide specific examples of how to implement each component of the plan.
  • Design a comprehensive, age-appropriate point-based classroom economy system for [grade level]. Include a list of positive behaviors to reward, point values, reward tiers, and redemption strategies. Provide a weekly implementation schedule and troubleshooting tips for common challenges.
  • Create a detailed, step-by-step conflict resolution protocol for [grade level] students. Include scripts for teacher mediation, student self-reflection prompts, and a system for tracking and following up on resolutions. Provide scenarios illustrating the protocol in action.
  • Develop a set of 10 non-verbal classroom management signals for [grade level], detailing the teacher's action and expected student response for each. Include rationale for each signal, implementation strategies, and potential modifications for students with special needs.
  • Generate a comprehensive 30-day plan to establish and reinforce essential classroom procedures for [grade level]. For each day, provide a focus routine, teaching strategy, practice activity, and assessment method. Include strategies for re-teaching and maintaining consistency throughout the year.
  • Develop a comprehensive peer mentoring program to promote positive behavior in [grade level]. Include mentor selection criteria, training workshop outlines, weekly activity suggestions, and evaluation metrics. Provide a semester-long implementation timeline.
  • Generate a list of 20 positive reinforcement strategies for [grade level] that promote intrinsic motivation. For each strategy, explain its psychological basis, provide implementation tips, and suggest ways to tailor it to individual student needs.
  • Create a detailed classroom management guide for substitute teachers in [grade level]. Include essential class information, daily schedule, behavior management strategies, emergency procedures, and 5 ready-to-use lesson plans that maintain classroom order while ensuring meaningful learning.

  • Generate a list of 20 reflective questions for teachers to use in a professional learning journal. Include prompts that encourage deep thinking about instructional practices, student engagement, classroom climate, and professional growth. Provide guidance on how often to use these prompts and how to use insights gained to inform teaching practice.
  • Create a guide for teachers to develop and maintain a professional portfolio. Include sections on teaching philosophy, sample lesson plans, student work samples, professional accomplishments, and goals for future growth. Provide tips on organizing and presenting the portfolio effectively, both for personal reflection and for potential career advancement opportunities.
  • Develop a framework for an effective peer coaching program within a school. Include guidelines for selecting coaching pairs, a schedule for observations and feedback sessions, and protocols for constructive peer feedback. Provide sample coaching conversation starters and a template for documenting growth over time.
  • Design a year-long professional development plan for a [specify subject area] teacher. Include a mix of workshops, peer observations, online courses, and self-study activities. Provide specific goals for each quarter, suggest resources for each activity, and include methods for reflecting on and applying new learning to classroom practice.
  • Create a comprehensive self-assessment tool for teachers to evaluate their professional development needs. Include sections on instructional strategies, technology integration, classroom management, and subject-specific knowledge. Provide a scoring rubric and guidance on how to interpret results to identify priority areas for growth.
  • Develop a system for organizing and conducting effective Professional Learning Community (PLC) meetings. Include agenda templates, data analysis protocols, and strategies for setting and tracking team goals. Provide examples of how to document and follow up on action items.

  • Develop a comprehensive checklist for evaluating classroom materials (textbooks, literature, visual aids) for cultural responsiveness and inclusivity. Include criteria for assessing representation of diverse groups, potential biases, and inclusive language. Provide guidance on how to address and supplement materials that fall short in these areas.
  • Create a detailed lesson plan template that incorporates Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles. Include sections for multiple means of representation, action and expression, and engagement. Provide specific examples of how to differentiate instruction to meet diverse learning needs while maintaining high expectations for all students.
  • Design a self-reflection tool for teachers to examine their own biases and cultural competence. Include questions about personal experiences, assumptions, and teaching practices. Provide guidance on interpreting responses and developing an action plan for growth in cultural responsiveness and equity-minded teaching.
  • Generate a list of 15 strategies for creating an inclusive classroom environment for students with diverse backgrounds, abilities, and learning needs. Include approaches for fostering a sense of belonging, promoting respectful interactions, and celebrating diversity. For each strategy, provide a concrete example of how it could be implemented in a [specify grade level] classroom.
  • Create a detailed protocol for facilitating challenging conversations about race, identity, and equity in a [grade level] classroom. Include preparation strategies, discussion formats, de-escalation techniques, and follow-up activities. Provide sample lesson plans addressing specific topics.
  • Create a toolkit for addressing and preventing microaggressions in the classroom. Include a typology of common microaggressions, intervention scripts, restorative practices, and strategies for building a classroom culture of respect and allyship. Tailor examples for [grade level] students.
  • Design a professional development series on anti-bias education for K-12 teachers. Outline five workshop sessions, including objectives, activities, discussion prompts, and resources for each. Provide strategies for ongoing implementation and peer support between sessions.
  • Generate a comprehensive plan for promoting linguistic diversity and supporting English Language Learners in a [grade level] classroom. Include instructional strategies, assessment modifications, family engagement approaches, and methods for leveraging students' home languages as assets.
  • Create a detailed framework for implementing culturally responsive teaching practices in a [grade level] classroom. Include daily, weekly, and monthly strategies, assessment methods, and a system for tracking progress and impact on student engagement and achievement.
  • Develop a set of 10 inclusive language prompts or reminders to display in a [grade level] classroom. Include child-friendly explanations and examples of using this language in daily interactions.
  • Design a set of 12 scenario cards presenting common equity issues in a [grade level] classroom. Include discussion prompts and suggestions for quick role-playing exercises to build empathy and problem-solving skills.
  • Generate a list of 15 quick, daily routines for a [grade level] classroom that support language acquisition for newcomer students while engaging all learners. Include the purpose and implementation tips for each routine.
  • Design a comprehensive "Welcome Kit" for newcomer students in [grade level]. Include essential classroom vocabulary in multiple languages, visual aids for common procedures, and culturally responsive resources for both students and families.
  • Create a set of 10 scaffolding strategies for [subject area] lessons in [grade level] that support multilingual learners at various English proficiency levels. Provide examples of how to implement each strategy in a typical lesson.
  • Generate a list of 20 low-prep, high-engagement activities for [grade level] that promote peer interaction between multilingual learners and native English speakers. Explain how each activity supports language development and cultural exchange.
  • Design a differentiated assessment plan for a [subject area] unit in [grade level], including specific accommodations and modifications for newcomer and multilingual students at various stages of English proficiency.
  • Create a month-long plan of daily 10-minute activities that build academic vocabulary in [subject area] for [grade level], with a focus on supporting multilingual learners. Include strategies for teaching tier 2 and 3 vocabulary effectively.
  • Design a series of family engagement activities for a [grade level] classroom that leverage the linguistic and cultural resources of multilingual families. Include communication strategies, event ideas, and ways to incorporate families' funds of knowledge into the curriculum.
  • Generate a set of 15 strategies for promoting social inclusion of students with disabilities in a [grade level] classroom. Provide specific activities and discussion prompts to foster understanding and friendships among all students.
  • Design a template for creating visual schedules and task analyses for [grade level] students with autism or cognitive disabilities. Provide examples for common classroom routines and academic tasks.
  • Develop a guide for adapting physical education activities in [grade level] to include students with motor disabilities. Provide 10 inclusive game ideas with specific modifications for various ability levels.
  • Create a list of 15 strategies for supporting executive functioning skills (e.g., organization, time management, self-regulation) in [grade level] students with ADHD or learning disabilities. Include specific tools and routines that can be integrated into daily classroom practice.

 


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