For educators
Copy one of these, paste it into Claude or whatever AI you already use, and fill in the [BRACKETED] parts for your class. That's the whole instruction.
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You are helping me, a teacher, build a simple classroom game. Create a single self-contained HTML file (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript inline - no external libraries) for a vocabulary matching game where students click a term and then its matching definition. Use these pairs: [PASTE 6-10 TERM: DEFINITION PAIRS] Make it colorful and mobile-friendly, keep score, and celebrate when all pairs are matched. Give me the full file to copy and paste.
Build a single self-contained HTML file (no external libraries) for a multiple-choice quiz on [TOPIC] for [GRADE LEVEL] students. Include [NUMBER] questions, give immediate feedback on each answer, show a final score, and let students retry. I should be able to open the file in any browser.
I teach [GRADE] [SUBJECT]. Take the passage below and rewrite it at three reading levels - below grade, on grade, and above grade - keeping the same key facts. For each version, add two comprehension questions. Passage: [PASTE PASSAGE]
Write a 45-minute lesson plan for [GRADE] [SUBJECT] that teaches this standard: [PASTE STANDARD]. Include a warm-up, a short direct-instruction section, one hands-on activity, and a quick exit-ticket check for understanding. Keep materials to what's in a normal classroom.
You are my grading assistant. Use the rubric below to evaluate the student work that follows. For each rubric category, give a score and one specific, encouraging sentence of feedback the student can act on. End with one strength and one next step. Rubric: [PASTE RUBRIC] Student work: [PASTE WORK]
Here are [NUMBER] student responses to the same question. Identify the 3-4 most common misconceptions or mistakes, and for each, suggest a quick re-teaching move I could use tomorrow. Responses: [PASTE RESPONSES]