Brisk Prompt Library

Create a sub plan for a culinary arts class where students cannot make any food for safety reasons. Do not have the sub plan cover kitchen safety. Create any resources needed or link to a website if needed. Note that emergency information is in the folder on the desk.

Create a lesson plan to introduce the concept of lateral reading and how to analyze and confirm information in a variety of research platforms (websites, social media, books, etc). Have students practice skills in the lesson. Create resources identified in the lesson to support the lesson plan.

Create a unit plan for a grade 2 math unit on addition and subtraction. Include a unit summary. Write key learning targets aligned to Wisconsin state standards and an essential driving question for the unit. Additionally, include key vocabulary and 2-3 summative assessment strategies for the unit. List what students should know and be able to do by the end of the unit.

Create a reflective letter profiling yourself as a writer. In your letter to me, include the following: strengths, challenges and areas to grow. Include reflections on your process of writing and what you learned about yourself through the process of writing.

Create a presentation on the rate of change of momentum in AP Physics 1. Include opportunities for students to practice concepts and discuss.

Create a lesson plan on Lewis and Clark's history in Wisconsin and what they learned about the land. Make the lesson plan interactive for students and create any resources identified in the lesson.

Create a presentation for students to learn how to plan a trip to France. Include information on the culture of France and key terms and phrases needed to be a successful traveler. Create the first 8 slides entirely in French and then repeat the slides in English.

Create an IEP goal plan for 3rd grade elementary school student who is 9 years old with a learning disability in reading. The student is currently reading at a Level H (Lexile 350) in texts and struggles with comprehension. The student is a kind, hard-working child. The student gets discouraged easily, struggling to build upon small successes.

Create a quiz that covers parts of a map, differences between maps and globes, and how to interpret a map.

Create a detailed resource to explain how to use polynomial identities to solve problems. After explaining how to use polynomial identities, provide five problems for students to solve independently.