41 prompts
Suggest 10 science fair project ideas for a [grade] student interested in [interests], using materials found at home or cheaply. For each: question, hypothesis, variables, method summary and what makes it impressive.
Original, doable science fair projects with a hypothesis.
Prepare a research brief on the motion "[motion]". List 5 arguments for and 5 against, each with supporting evidence ideas and likely rebuttals, key definitions, and 3 strong opening lines for each side.
Arguments and evidence for both sides of a debate motion.
Explain [math concept, e.g. negative numbers / derivatives / probability] using a visual description, a real-life analogy, and a step-by-step example. Then give 3 practice problems with answers, getting gradually harder. Level: [grade].
Uses diagrams and analogies to make a math idea click.
Act as an algebra tutor. Here's my problem: [equation]. Don't solve it for me. Ask what the first step should be, give hints when I'm stuck, check each step I write, and explain mistakes. When we finish, give me a similar problem.
Guides students through solving equations themselves.
A photorealistic photo of diverse [age group] students engaged in [activity] in a bright modern classroom, a teacher helping, natural light, candid moment, 35mm lens, warm hopeful tone. --ar 3:2 --style raw
Write a [length]-minute graduation speech for [school/class] delivered by [speaker role]. Include a personal story ([story]), 3 lessons for the future, a nod to shared memories ([memories]), and an uplifting close. Avoid clichés like 'the future is in your hands'.
An inspiring, personal speech for students or graduates.
Create an outline for a persuasive essay arguing that [position] for [audience/grade level]. Include a hook, thesis statement, 3 body paragraphs each with a claim, evidence ideas and reasoning, one counterargument with a rebuttal, and a conclusion with a call to action.
A structured persuasive essay plan with arguments and counterarguments.
Create a peer review guide for [grade] students reviewing [assignment type]. Include a checklist of 6 criteria, sentence starters for kind and specific feedback (praise, question, suggestion), an example of good vs. vague feedback, and a short reflection form for the writer.
A kind, specific framework for students to review each other's work.
I get very anxious before exams. My exam in [subject] is on [date]. Give me a calming plan for the night before, the morning of and inside the exam room, including a 2-minute breathing exercise, positive self-talk scripts, and what to do if my mind goes blank. Keep it supportive and practical.
We are a group of [number] students doing a project on [topic] due [date]. Break it into tasks, suggest roles based on these strengths: [strengths], set internal deadlines, and create a simple tracker table. Add tips for dividing work fairly and running a 15-minute weekly check-in.
Splits a group assignment into fair roles and deadlines.
I need to give a [length]-minute presentation on [topic] to [audience]. Create a slide-by-slide outline with a hook, 3 key points, visuals to use and a strong close. Then write speaker notes in a natural, spoken style and list 5 questions I might get with short answers.
Helps students plan and rehearse a class presentation.
Create 6 critical thinking exercises for [age/level] about [topic]. Include spotting logical fallacies in short arguments, evaluating the reliability of two sources, separating fact from opinion, and one open problem with no single right answer. Provide teacher notes with model answers.
Exercises that train students to spot weak arguments.