100 Worksheet Prompts to Try in TeachShare Right Now

Why Editable Prompts Still Matter in an AI Tool

Even with a powerful AI like TeachShare, a great starting idea leads to even stronger outputs. These prompts are:

• Flexible – plug in your topic, standard, or unit

• Compatible with all grade levels and subjects

• Built for AI – they work seamlessly in TeachShare’s input bar

Just copy → paste → edit → generate. Or use as-is and let TeachShare scaffold for you.

How to Use These Prompts in TeachShare

1. Paste your chosen editable prompt into the topic bar

2. Add a grade level and (optional) filters like:

   • Instructional purpose (e.g., group work, guided practice)

   • Teaching strategy (e.g., scaffolding, inquiry)

   • Student needs (ELL, SPED, MTSS tiers)

3. Click ➡️ and you’ll instantly get:

   • Differentiated, printable resources

   • Standards-aligned questions

   • Editable formats (Google Docs, PDF, or digital)

ELA Editable Prompts

Grades 3–5

• Create a reading comprehension worksheet about [insert story or nonfiction topic]

• Design a vocabulary builder using [insert word list or root type]

• Generate writing prompts that help students express opinions about [insert subject]

• Build a grammar worksheet focused on [insert grammar concept]

• Scaffold a paragraph-writing activity using [insert sentence frames or genre]

Grades 6–8

• Create a close reading worksheet using a passage on [insert theme or topic]

• Design a figurative language scavenger hunt based on [insert poem or story]

• Build a writing prompt that includes a counterclaim and rebuttal about [insert issue]

• Generate comprehension questions for a nonfiction article about [insert topic]

• Construct an editing practice worksheet focused on [insert grammar skill]

Grades 9–12

• Build an analysis task on [insert rhetorical device or literary element]

• Design a synthesis writing task using texts on [insert theme]

• Create a vocabulary activity using academic terms from [insert content area]

• Develop a constructed response rubric for [insert writing assignment]

• Scaffold a literary comparison between two works on [insert shared theme]

Math Editable Prompts

Grades 3–5

• Generate multi-step word problems involving [insert operation or concept]

• Create a math journal reflection prompt about [insert math skill]

• Design practice problems using visual models for [insert fraction/geometry topic]

• Build an exit ticket with error analysis questions on [insert concept]

• Make a real-world application problem using [insert measurement or data skill]

Grades 6–8

• Create leveled problem sets about [insert ratio/algebra/statistics topic]

• Build a worksheet that models how to solve [insert equation type]

• Generate questions that connect math to real life using [insert scenario]

• Design vocabulary flashcards and visuals for [insert math terms]

• Scaffold a practice set on [insert concept] using step-by-step hints

Grades 9–12

• Write application problems using function notation and [insert real-world context]

• Create a worksheet that compares graphs of [insert function types]

• Design problems that ask students to explain their process for [insert math process]

• Generate a “Math Mistakes” review sheet for [insert assessment topic]

• Build a quiz on interpreting data from [insert chart, table, or situation]

Science Editable Prompts

Grades 3–5

• Build a CER worksheet answering the question: [insert investigation question]

• Create a sort-and-label activity for [insert life science or Earth science topic]

• Scaffold a process diagram for [insert scientific process]

• Generate observation questions for a lab on [insert experiment]

• Develop a safety checklist for an activity involving [insert material or method]

Grades 6–8

• Design a lab report template based on [insert type of experiment]

• Create claim-evidence-reasoning frames for a debate on [insert science issue]

• Build an exit ticket that checks understanding of [insert concept]

• Scaffold a vocabulary organizer around [insert science terms]

• Generate inquiry questions related to [insert phenomena or lab]

Grades 9–12

• Write a scientific argument task on [insert controversial or real-world topic]

• Create CER prompts that use data from [insert graph or data set]

• Scaffold an analysis task comparing two scientific models of [insert concept]

• Build review cards for key terms in [insert unit]

• Generate a simulation-based reflection worksheet about [insert system or process]

History & Social Studies Editable Prompts

Grades 3–5

• Build a primary vs. secondary source sorting activity about [insert event]

• Create timeline prompts for a unit on [insert historical era]

• Design a geography/map skills worksheet using [insert region]

• Write vocabulary matching prompts for [insert civics or history lesson]

• Scaffold a mini-DBQ using documents about [insert topic]

Grades 6–8

• Create cause-and-effect prompts about [insert historical conflict or movement]

• Generate comparison questions for different perspectives on [insert event]

• Scaffold an argumentative writing task on [insert civic or economic topic]

• Design prompts that analyze political cartoons on [insert subject]

• Write Socratic seminar prompts around [insert essential question]

Grades 9–12

• Build a DBQ scaffold using 3–5 documents on [insert complex issue]

• Create a guided document analysis activity on [insert law, speech, treaty, etc.]

• Scaffold a compare/contrast essay using two sources from [insert time period]

• Generate discussion questions on [insert political theory or ideology]

• Write a historical role-play prompt for [insert event or debate]

SEL & Electives Editable Prompts

• Create reflection journaling prompts about [insert emotion or event]

• Build a mood meter check-in connected to [insert scenario or question]

• Design career readiness discussion starters for [insert profession or theme]

• Scaffold a creative response task for [insert art, music, or drama activity]

• Generate behavior self-assessments related to [insert SEL goal]

  
  

Bonus Tips for Prompting in TeachShare

• Add just a topic if you're unsure ("photosynthesis" or "ratios"), the AI can actually enhance the prompt for you!

• Layer with goals: “Guided practice on…” or “Exit ticket for…”

• Use built-in filters for strategy, purpose, and student needs

• You can adjust tone, reading level, and format after generation, there's a chatbot which makes all the required tweaks for you