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Prompt 1 · Lesson-plan generator (CBSE Class 7 Science)

Act as an experienced Indian school teacher. Create a 45-minute lesson plan for CBSE Class 7 Science, Chapter "Heat – Conduction, Convection and Radiation". Include: learning objectives (3), prerequisite questions to ask students, teaching steps with timing, two hands-on activities using everyday materials, three in-class assessment questions with answers, an exit-ticket question, and a take-home worksheet of 5 questions. Output in a clean table.

Prompt 2 · Quiz maker (any subject, any class)

Generate a 15-question MCQ quiz for ICSE Class 8 Mathematics, Chapter "Factorisation". Difficulty mix: 5 easy, 7 medium, 3 hard. Each question must have 4 options labelled A–D, exactly one correct answer, a 1-line explanation for the correct option, and reference to the NCERT/ICSE concept being tested. Format as a table: Q | Options | Answer | Why.

Prompt 3 · Parent message writer (Hindi/English)

Write a polite 6-line WhatsApp message in English from a class teacher to a parent whose child has missed 4 classes in the last 2 weeks. Tone: warm, non-judgemental, supportive. Include: greeting, observation, concern, one specific question, an offer to meet, and a polite closing. Do not use jargon. Output both English and a Hindi translation.

Prompt 4 · Differentiation helper (mixed-ability class)

I'm teaching Class 6 English grammar (Tenses) to a class of 38 students with very mixed ability. Give me a single 40-minute lesson plan that includes: (a) one short task for struggling learners, (b) one extension task for advanced learners, and (c) one pair-activity that lifts the whole class. Activities must use only a blackboard and notebook — no projector.

Prompt 5 · Report-card comment generator

Write 8 unique end-of-term report-card comments for Class 5 students. Mix of abilities — 2 high, 4 average, 2 needing support. Each comment must be: 2–3 sentences, specific, kind, mention one strength and one area to improve, and end with a forward-looking note for the parent. Tone: warm, professional, Indian school context.

This sample is a free excerpt. The full eBook contains 100 prompts across Lesson Planning, Question Papers, Rubrics, Parent Communication, Differentiation, IEPs, Admin Reports, Time-saving Hacks and more.