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Create a [type, e.g. Venn diagram / KWL chart / story map / cause-and-effect] graphic organizer for [topic] for [grade] students, as a text table I can copy into a doc, with instructions and one filled-in example row.

Check these sentences for grammar mistakes: [sentences]. For each mistake, explain the rule in simple terms, show the correction, and give 2 extra examples so I don't repeat it.

Create a 12-week self-paced learning plan for [hobby, e.g. watercolor painting / guitar / chess] for a complete beginner with [hours] per week. Include weekly goals, practice exercises, free resources and milestones.

Create a 4-week public speaking practice plan for someone who gets nervous. Include daily exercises, techniques for structure, voice and body language, managing nerves, a recording-and-review routine, and a final practice talk.

Create a 15-question quiz on [topic] for [grade], suitable for Kahoot or Google Forms. Mix easy and challenging questions, 4 short answer options each (under 60 characters), mark the correct answer, and add a fun fact after each.

Write Socratic seminar questions for [text or topic] for [grade]. Include opening questions, core analytical questions, connections to real life, and closing questions. Add norms for discussion and a self-assessment for students.

Teach me these 10 words: [words]. For each, give a simple definition, a vivid mental image to remember it, an example sentence, a synonym and an antonym. Then test me with a matching exercise.

Break [topic] into 10 microlearning lessons that each take 5 minutes. For each lesson: one key idea, a short example, a quick activity, and a one-question check. Order them so each builds on the last.

Here's my syllabus/course outline: [paste]. Based on the key topics and typical exam patterns for [exam type], predict 15 likely exam questions, rank them by likelihood, and give a short answer outline for the top 5.

Analyze the major themes in [book] by [author]. For each of 3–4 themes, explain how it develops, key scenes and quotes, how characters embody it, and an essay thesis statement about it.

Write report card comments for a [grade] student in [subject]. Strengths: [strengths]. Areas to improve: [areas]. Effort/behavior: [notes]. Write 3 versions (60–80 words each), positive and specific, with one actionable next step.

Create a student-friendly profile of [historical figure]: early life, key achievements, historical context, controversies or criticisms, legacy, a timeline of 8 key dates and 3 discussion questions. Keep it balanced and accurate.