30 prompts
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.
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.
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.
Help me write a lab report for an experiment on [topic]. Aim: [aim]. Method: [brief steps]. Results: [data]. Write it with sections for Title, Abstract, Introduction, Method, Results (with a suggested table/graph), Discussion (explain trends, sources of error, improvements) and Conclusion. Use formal scientific langua…
Suggest 10 quick icebreaker activities for a class of [number] [grade/age] students on the first day of [subject/school year]. Each should take under 10 minutes, need few materials, work for shy students, and include instructions and a learning link to the subject where possible.
Quick, inclusive icebreakers for the first days of class.
Write 10 math word problems for [grade] students practicing [topic, e.g. fractions]. Use real-life situations kids care about like [interests]. Order them from easy to challenging, include one multi-step problem, and give a worked answer key.
Real-world word problems tailored to a grade and topic.
Help me write a scholarship essay for [scholarship name] which values [criteria]. About me: [achievements, background, goals, challenges]. Suggest 2 angles, pick the strongest, and write an outline that connects my story to the scholarship's mission. Keep it under [word limit] words and avoid clichés.
Guides you through a strong, specific scholarship essay.