• It all depends on the prompt!  You can keep tweaking your prompt to get what you want.   Here are some great prompts to get you started!

  • Using the uploaded assignment or project, create a student-friendly checklist and rubric.  

  • Create student-centered, collaborative ideas for this standard: (insert standard here) and this grade level: (insert grade level).

  • Science Mystery: “Write a short story where students follow clues related to the scientific method to solve a mystery or uncover a scientific discovery.”  (Tip: insert a science standard to narrow its focus)

  • Math Scavenger Hunt: “Create a list of math problems (Tip: insert what type of math problems you would like your students to practice, or specific math standard) based on real-life scenarios for a scavenger hunt activity. Each problem leads students to the next clue.”

  • Create a DOK Level 4 choice-board about (insert topic or a standard) and include student-centered methods in which students can show what they know.    (Tip:  after it creates a  choice board table for you, you can snip it or ask it to download it into a word doc).  See example of what it created here.

• How can I leverage AI for student use?

  • Language Learning Simulation:  Design a simulation where students can ‘travel’ to a foreign country and have conversations with locals in the language they’re learning, with ChatGPT playing the role of the local.   (See how Chatgpt can be the student's role-playing partner... see image to the left).  

  • Literary/Historical Character Interview:  Have students prepare questions as if they were interviewing a character from a book or a historical figure.  Use chatgpt to respond from that character or historical person's perspective.

  • Virtual Art Gallery Tour: “Create an art gallery showcasing famous artworks. Students interact with ChatGPT as a curator, asking about artists, styles, and historical context.” 

• Want more prompt ideas:  Check out the following:

• 50 chatgpt prompts for teachers

• 50 game-changing AI prompts for teachers for 2025

• We are teachers AI Prompts

Essentially, it is a website in which you try to guess where you are in the world.  You get 3 free plays every five hours.  But how can you use in educationally?

• Biome Studies – Challenge students to classify locations into different biomes and discuss climate, wildlife, and vegetation.

• Natural Disaster Awareness – Look at locations impacted by natural disasters and discuss environmental changes.

• World Geography Challenge – Have students play in teams to identify locations using clues like terrain, language on signs, or architecture.

• Clue-Based Deduction – Encourage students to justify their guesses using evidence (e.g., road signs, vegetation, vehicle types).

• Compare & Contrast Locations – Have students analyze differences between rural and urban areas or different regions of the world.