Brisk Prompt Library

Write me a Choose your own Adventure story where the reader makes decisions based on [topic]. Be specific about the topic and add as many details as you would like.

Create a sub plan for a geometry class on different types of triangles for a substitute teacher that does not know how to teach math concepts. Students do have access to a textbook and their laptops. If students will need their laptops for this lesson identify appropriate websites or resources needed for the lesson. Include that emergency information can be found in the folder on the desk. There are three students with special needs who have a paraprofessional with them for support.

Provide the beginning of a story or a writing prompt so [grade level] students can continue the story or respond creatively.

Lewis and Clark's Wisconsin Adventure Handout: Create a handout with 2 paragraphs about each of the key points in Lewis and Clark's Wisconsin journey. Include information about: - Their arrival in what is now Wisconsin - Important rivers they encountered - Native American tribes they met - New plants and animals they discovered - Challenges they faced in the Wisconsin landscape Include definitions of key vocabulary terms at the end of the resource.

Write a narrative progress report for Joseph, a charismatic 12th grader with strengths in leadership, public speaking, and subjects like social studies and English. He thrives in group discussions and extracurriculars like debate team and student council. Joseph is working on time management and improving his analytical writing. He sometimes over commits to activities, leading to rushed assignments or procrastination on long-term projects.

Create a matching quiz wih weather images and spanish vocabulary, hace sol, hace calor, hace buen tiempo, hace frío

My students love [interest/movie/topic]. We are studying [topic]. Make a connection between these two things to help boost student interest in learning about [topic].

Create a vocab list with quiz questions and answers

Step 1: Create a list of math problems based on real-life scenarios for a scavenger hunt activity for [grade level]. Each problem leads students to the next clue and must have different DOK levels. Step 2: Create me an answer key with rationale.

Turn this practice test into an escape room that my 5th grade students can complete in 30 minutes and not require any additional materials.