Brisk Prompt Library

Create a unit plan for a grade 7 science unit on agriculture and weather. 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 summative assessment strategies for the unit. List what students should know and be able to do by the end of the unit.

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

Imagine you are a reporter writing an article to explain the three branches of government to kids your age. Describe what each branch (legislative, executive, and judicial) does, including their powers and how they work together. Why is it important for each branch to have limits on its power? Use examples to show how checks and balances keep our government fair and balanced. Make your article interesting and easy to understand!

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 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 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 quiz for students to apply properties of operations as strategies to add, subtract, factor, and expand linear expressions with rational coefficients.

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.

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.