Detailed, ready-to-use prompts for creating teaching resources with AI
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Simply copy the prompt, replace placeholder text with your specific content, and paste into any AI tool. Always review and verify AI-generated content before using with students.
"Create a 10-question multiple choice quiz for Year 9 students based on the following text about photosynthesis.
Include 4 answer options for each question (A, B, C, D), mark the correct answer, and provide a brief explanation
for why each correct answer is right. Make questions range from easy recall to more challenging application questions.
TEXT: [Paste your text or topic content here]"
Photosynthesis Quiz - Year 9
1. What is the primary function of photosynthesis?
A) To produce oxygen for animals
B) To convert light energy into chemical energy ✓
C) To break down glucose
D) To absorb water from soil
Explanation: Photosynthesis converts light energy into chemical energy stored in glucose molecules.
2. Which organelle is responsible for photosynthesis?
A) Mitochondria
B) Nucleus
C) Chloroplast ✓
D) Ribosome
Explanation: Chloroplasts contain chlorophyll and are the site of photosynthesis in plant cells.
[...and 8 more questions]
"Generate 8 short answer questions for Year 11 GCSE English analyzing 'Ozymandias' by Shelley. Include: language analysis (2), structure (2), themes (2), context (2). Provide model answers with quotations from the poem."
Language Analysis:
1. How does Shelley use irony in "Look on my Works, ye Mighty, and despair"?
Model Answer: Shelley employs dramatic irony as the inscription intended to showcase power
now highlights insignificance. The "works" have crumbled.
"Provide constructive feedback on this Year 8 persuasive essay. Focus on:
1) Strengths, 2) Areas for improvement, 3) Technical aspects, 4) Next steps.
Tone: encouraging and age-appropriate.
STUDENT ESSAY: [Paste student's work here]"
⭐ Strengths:
• Clear argument with strong opening
• Good use of personal examples
• Effective conclusion
📈 Areas for Improvement:
• Include counterarguments and refute them
• Add varied vocabulary
• Use transition phrases
"Create a 60-minute lesson plan for Year 7 Maths on 'Introduction to Fractions'. Include: Learning objectives, starter (10 mins), main teaching (20 mins), guided practice (15 mins), independent practice (10 mins), plenary (5 mins), resources, differentiation, assessment criteria."
Learning Objectives:
• Understand what fractions represent
• Identify numerator and denominator
• Represent fractions visually
Starter: Display pizza images. "If I eat 3 of 8 slices, what portion?"
"Create comprehensive GCSE Biology revision notes on photosynthesis for Year 11. Include: key concepts, the equation, factors affecting rate, required practical experiments, real-world applications, common exam questions, memory aids, links to other topics. Align with AQA/Edexcel GCSE specification."
🔑 Key Definition:
Photosynthesis converts CO₂ and H₂O into glucose and O₂ using light energy.
📝 The Equation:
6CO₂ + 6H₂O → C₆H₁₂O₆ + 6O₂
📊 Limiting Factors: Light intensity, CO₂, temperature, chlorophyll
🧠 Memory Aid: "Can We Get Oxygen?" = Carbon dioxide, Water, Glucose, Oxygen
"Create 10 GCSE Chemistry exam questions on atomic structure. Include: 4 short answer (1-2 marks), 4 medium (3-4 marks), 2 extended (6 marks). For each: question with marks, detailed mark scheme, command word explanation, common mistakes. Match AQA GCSE style."
Question 1 (2 marks):
State the protons, neutrons, electrons in chlorine-35. (Atomic number = 17)
Mark Scheme:
• Protons: 17 (1 mark)
• Neutrons: 18 (1 mark)
Common Mistakes: Confusing mass number with protons
"Rewrite this text about World War 2 at three levels for Year 9:
1) LOWER: Simplified vocabulary, shorter sentences, clear structure
2) MIDDLE: Standard vocabulary, moderate complexity
3) HIGHER: Advanced vocabulary, complex sentences, analytical language
Keep key facts the same. Add glossary for lower level.
ORIGINAL TEXT: [Paste text here]"
LOWER:
WW2 started in 1939. Germany, led by Hitler, invaded Poland. Britain and France declared war. The war lasted six years.
Key Words: Invaded = entered by force
MIDDLE:
WW2 began in 1939 when Nazi Germany invaded Poland. This prompted Britain and France to declare war, starting a global conflict lasting six years.
HIGHER:
The outbreak of WW2 was precipitated by Nazi Germany's invasion of Poland—a calculated act compelling Britain and France to formally declare war.
"Based on the uploaded GCSE Chemistry textbook, create a comprehensive revision guide for the Atomic Structure topic. Include: key definitions, equations, worked examples, common exam questions, memory aids, and practice questions with answers."
Atomic Structure Revision Guide
Key Definitions:
• Atom: Smallest particle of an element
• Proton: Positive particle in nucleus
• Electron: Negative particle orbiting nucleus
Key Equations:
Mass number = Protons + Neutrons
Atomic number = Number of protons
[Citations to specific pages in uploaded textbook included]
"Generate 15 practice questions based on the uploaded sources, ranging from easy to difficult. Include answers with citations showing where the information comes from in the sources."
Practice Questions:
1. What is the charge of a proton?
Answer: +1 (Source: Chemistry Textbook, p. 45)
2. Explain why atoms are electrically neutral.
Answer: Equal protons and electrons balance charges (Source: Chemistry Textbook, p. 47)
Ready-to-use prompts organized by subject area for creating PowerPoints, activities, and resources
"Create a PowerPoint presentation for Year 10 analyzing [NOVEL/PLAY]. Include: 1) Slide on historical context, 2) Character analysis slides with quotes, 3) Key themes with textual evidence, 4) Literary devices used, 5) Discussion questions, 6) Practice exam question. Use engaging visuals and keep text concise."
"Design a creative writing activity for Year 8 on [GENRE - e.g., horror, mystery]. Include: 1) Three image prompts, 2) Sentence starters for different abilities, 3) Word banks (adjectives, verbs), 4) Success criteria, 5) Self-assessment checklist, 6) Example paragraph showing good technique."
"Create a reading comprehension resource for Year 7 using an extract about [TOPIC]. Include: 1) The text (300-400 words), 2) Vocabulary questions, 3) Retrieval questions, 4) Inference questions, 5) Language analysis question, 6) Extension task, 7) Mark scheme with example answers."
"Create a PowerPoint for Year 9 introducing [MATHS CONCEPT - e.g., Pythagoras' theorem]. Include: 1) Real-world application slide, 2) Visual explanation with diagrams, 3) Step-by-step worked example, 4) Common mistakes slide, 5) Practice questions (easy, medium, hard), 6) Challenge problem. Use colors to highlight key steps."
"Design a problem-solving activity for Year 8 on [TOPIC - e.g., fractions, algebra]. Include: 1) 10 problems at increasing difficulty, 2) Hint cards for each problem, 3) Worked solutions, 4) Real-world context questions, 5) Challenge extension, 6) Self-assessment rubric."
"Create a differentiated worksheet on [TOPIC] for Year 7. Include three sections: MILD (10 basic questions), SPICY (8 intermediate questions with one-step problem-solving), HOT (5 multi-step problems with reasoning). Add challenge question, answer key, and extension activity."
"Create a PowerPoint for Year 10 Science on [TOPIC - e.g., photosynthesis, energy transfers]. Include: 1) Key vocabulary slide with definitions, 2) Diagram with annotations, 3) Real-world applications, 4) Common misconceptions, 5) Exam-style questions, 6) Practical experiment suggestion. Use scientific images and clear diagrams."
"Design a practical investigation for Year 8 on [TOPIC]. Include: 1) Research question, 2) Hypothesis, 3) Equipment list, 4) Step-by-step method with safety considerations, 5) Results table template, 6) Analysis questions, 7) Conclusion framework. Make it safe and achievable in a school lab."
"Create GCSE-style exam questions on [TOPIC]. Include: 1) 5 short-answer questions (1-2 marks each), 2) 3 medium questions (3-4 marks), 3) 1 extended response (6 marks), 4) Mark scheme with indicative content, 5) Command word definitions, 6) Model answers showing what high-quality responses look like."
"Create a PowerPoint on [HISTORICAL EVENT/PERIOD] for Year 9 History. Include: 1) Timeline slide, 2) Key figures with images, 3) Causes slide, 4) Events slide, 5) Consequences slide, 6) Source analysis activity, 7) Significance question, 8) Links to today. Use historical images and maps."
"Design a geographical investigation for Year 8 on [TOPIC - e.g., rivers, climate]. Include: 1) Enquiry question, 2) Map analysis activity, 3) Data interpretation task, 4) Case study (named example), 5) Graph/chart creation, 6) Written evaluation question, 7) Links to sustainability/current issues."
"Create a source analysis resource for Year 11 History on [TOPIC]. Include: 1) 3-4 diverse sources (written, visual, statistical), 2) Provenance information, 3) Questions on content, 4) Questions on utility/reliability, 5) Cross-reference task, 6) Mark scheme, 7) Model answer paragraph."
"Create a PowerPoint for Year 8 [LANGUAGE] on [TOPIC - e.g., food, family]. Include: 1) 20 key words with images, 2) Pronunciation guide, 3) Example sentences, 4) Grammar point explanation, 5) Interactive quiz slides, 6) Cultural context slide, 7) Speaking practice prompts. Use visuals for every word."
"Design a speaking activity for Year 9 [LANGUAGE] on [TOPIC]. Include: 1) Dialogue template, 2) Question prompts, 3) Answer frameworks, 4) Role-play scenarios, 5) Peer assessment criteria, 6) Extension task (opinions/justifications), 7) Common phrases reference sheet."
"Create a reading and writing resource for Year 10 [LANGUAGE] GCSE. Include: 1) Authentic text (150-200 words) on [TOPIC], 2) Comprehension questions in target language, 3) Vocabulary match activity, 4) Translation exercise (target language to English), 5) Writing task (80-100 words), 6) Mark scheme and model answers."
"Create a PowerPoint for Year 9 Art on [ARTIST/MOVEMENT]. Include: 1) Biography slide, 2) Key artworks with analysis, 3) Techniques and style characteristics, 4) Historical/cultural context, 5) Influence on other artists, 6) Practical task inspired by their work, 7) Artist comparison opportunity."
"Design a drama workshop for Year 8 on [SKILL/THEME - e.g., character development, physical theatre]. Include: 1) Warm-up games (3 activities), 2) Skills-building exercises, 3) Scripted scene or improvisation prompts, 4) Performance task, 5) Reflection questions, 6) Success criteria, 7) Extension: devise own scene."
"Create a music theory resource for Year 7 on [TOPIC - e.g., rhythm, melody]. Include: 1) Concept explanation with musical notation, 2) Listening examples (suggest pieces), 3) Recognition exercises, 4) Composition task, 5) Performance practice ideas, 6) Assessment criteria, 7) Link to famous compositions."