By skyforbes 
In this post, I share with you the best prompts that help you grow faster as a teacher.
Prompts: ⬇️
1. Lesson Plan Generator
“You are an experienced teacher. Create a full 1-hour lesson plan on [topic] for [grade level] students. Include learning objectives, warm-up, activities, and a short quiz at the end.”
2. Simplify Complex Topics
“Explain the concept of [topic] in a way that a [grade level] student can easily understand. Use simple examples, real-world connections, and one fun analogy.”
3. Classroom Activity Ideas
“Give me 5 interactive classroom activities to teach [subject or topic]. Make them engaging, low-cost, and suitable for [grade level].”
4. Homework & Assignment Creator
“Act like a creative teacher. Design 3 homework assignments based on [chapter or topic] that test understanding and encourage critical thinking.”
5. Student Feedback Writer
“Write personalized feedback for a student who is doing [excellent/average/needs improvement] in [subject]. Keep it encouraging and actionable.”
6. Educational Email or Newsletter
“Write a weekly newsletter for parents about what we’re learning this week in [subject/class]. Include highlights, student achievements, and upcoming events.”
7. Quiz & Assessment Builder
“Generate a 10-question quiz on [topic]. Include multiple-choice, true/false, and one open-ended question with correct answers and short explanations.”
8. Differentiated Instruction Support
“I have students with different learning levels in my [subject] class. Suggest 3 ways to adapt the same lesson on [topic] for fast learners and slow learners.”
9. Classroom Management Tips
“Give me 5 practical strategies to handle a noisy classroom while keeping students engaged and motivated.”
10. Parent-Teacher Meeting Prep
“Help me prepare a parent-teacher meeting summary for [student name]. Include strengths, areas to improve, and actionable next steps.”
11. Creative Writing Prompts for Students
“Create 10 fun and imaginative writing prompts for [grade level] students to practice storytelling, creativity, and vocabulary.”
You can check my prompt library.
See you in the next post.