Free guide for U.S. K–12 teachers
Why AI keeps giving you useless lesson plans — and the one fix
You typed “write me a 5th grade lesson on fractions” and got back something a textbook could have written. No sense of your kids, your standards, your 47 minutes. So you closed the tab and planned it yourself at 9pm on Sunday.
The problem wasn’t the AI. You gave it a prompt but no classroom.
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What’s inside
- A one-page block you fill in once, then paste above any prompt
- 25 prompts for planning, differentiating, grading, parent emails and sub plans
- A printable worksheet you can fill in by hand
- Plain-English guidance on what should never go into an AI tool
Who it’s for
U.S. K–12 teachers, any grade, any subject.
Works with the free version of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Copilot — or whichever tool your district has approved. No app, no subscription. Ten minutes to set up.
Why it exists
I’m not a teacher. I spent months reading what U.S. teachers actually said about AI — the surveys, the threads, the complaints about tools built by people who have never taught.
The same sentence kept coming up: the AI doesn’t know my class. So I built the fix and gave it away. If something in it is wrong, tell me and I’ll fix it.
Start with one prompt tonight
Fill in the Class Context block once. Use it on tomorrow’s lesson. That’s the whole thing.
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This guide is educational information, not legal advice. District and state requirements differ.