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AI prompts for teachers: lesson planning, worksheets, reports, parents
Updated: 19 Oct 2026 · 12 prompts
Copy a prompt, replace the [brackets] and paste it into the AI tool your school allows. Never enter pupils' names or personal data – use placeholders. For several tasks we also have free prompt generators with drop-downs.
Lesson plan as a table
Plan a [45]-minute lesson in [subject] for [grade] on '[topic]'. Learning goal: [goal]. Table: phase | time | teacher | pupils | method | materials. Add an entry question and an exit ticket.
Unit plan (series of lessons)
Plan a unit of [6] lessons on '[topic]' for [grade] in [subject], curriculum [state]. For each lesson: goal, core activity, homework, and how it builds on the previous one. End with an assessment idea.
Worksheet in three levels
Create one worksheet on '[topic]' for [grade] in three versions: basic (with hints), standard, extended (transfer task). Same structure, 6 tasks each, separate answer key.
Simplify a text (plain language / DaZ)
Rewrite this text for pupils at language level [A2/B1]: short sentences, explain difficult words in brackets, keep all key facts. Then add 5 comprehension questions. [paste text]
Quiz from my material
Create 10 multiple-choice questions with 4 options each from this material, one correct answer, plausible wrong answers, and the answer key with a one-line explanation. [paste material]
Rubric / Erwartungshorizont
Create a rubric for '[task]' in [grade] with [5] criteria, levels [1–6 / 0–15 points], weighting in %, and an expected answer for each part.
Report comments
Write 3 alternative report comments for [Name] in [grade], area [learning behaviour]. Observations: [observations]. Encouraging tone, 2–3 sentences, no invented facts, no coded negative phrases.
Parent letter
Write a friendly parent letter about [occasion] for [grade]. Facts: [date, time, place, costs, reply deadline]. Max. 200 words, plain language, with a reply slip. Optionally add a [Turkish/Arabic/Ukrainian] version.
Prepare a difficult parent conversation
Help me prepare a parent conversation about [topic, e.g. behaviour, grades]. Give a structure (opening, observations, parents' view, agreements), 5 neutral sentence starters, and how to react if parents get defensive.
Feedback on pupil work
Give constructive feedback on this pupil text ([grade], task: [task]): 2 strengths, 2 concrete next steps, one example sentence the pupil could improve. Encouraging, max. 100 words. No grade. [paste text without name]
Classroom management ideas
My class [grade] is often [loud after breaks / unfocused in the last lesson]. Suggest 6 practical routines or rituals I can start tomorrow, each with how to introduce it in 2 minutes.
Lesson observation (Referendariat)
Help me structure a lesson plan document for an observed lesson in [subject], [grade], topic [topic]: analysis of the learning group (placeholders), didactic analysis, learning goals, methodical decisions, planned sequence, reserves. Use headings and bullet points I can fill.
Tips for better results
- Use only AI tools approved by your school or state.
- Check facts, answers and curriculum fit yourself.
- Keep pupils' data out: [Name], [Class] instead of real names.
Questions
May teachers use ChatGPT?
It depends on your state and school. Many allow approved tools without personal data. Check your school's rules.
Are there free tools that build these prompts?
Yes – our prompt generators for report comments, parent letters, lesson plans, worksheets, rubrics and tests run in your browser, free and without sign-up.
Related free tools:
Writing prompt generatorReport comment prompt generatorParent letter prompt generatorLesson plan prompt generatorWorksheet prompt generatorRubric prompt generatorTest & quiz prompt generator