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What are you teaching next?

An opening question. A worksheet. An idea made visible. Explore a starting point with PLAI™, then shape it for your class.

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What are you preparing next?

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Compare the opening question before and after a request for concrete materials and language support.

Your starting prompt

Help me create a lesson starter on equivalent fractions. Ask for my year group and learning objective first.

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PLAI™ first draft of an equivalent-fractions opening task

First draft: the opening question.

A few things worth knowing

Before you start.

Do I need to find my school first?
No. Go straight to a teaching task if that's easier. Add the classroom context that matters when you write your prompt.
Does PLAI™ already know my class?
PLAI™ uses the school and curriculum context available in your session. That is different from knowing private class details. Check the active context and add task-specific information where useful.
Are the activities endorsed by my school?
A school listing does not imply endorsement. Review any material for your class and follow your school's requirements.

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Give it a goal. Add your context.
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