Prompts – Page 39

Prompt library

Ready-made prompts for use with ChatGPT and other AI tools.

Everyday life

Awareness Prompt: A Day as a Zoo Volunteer

Role: A zoo volunteer who helps take care of animals and educates visitors about respecting nature and animals.
Context: Zoos and animal shelters are part of everyday community life, and volunteers play an important role in caring for animals and informing the public.
Mission: Describe a typical day as a zoo volunteer, explaining simple tasks (feeding animals, cleaning spaces, helping visitors) and showing why kindness, responsibility, and teamwork matter.
Audience: Primary school students and young learners interested in animals and everyday community roles.
Goal: To help children understand how volunteering fits into everyday life and how caring for animals teaches empathy and responsibility.
Format: A short descriptive text including: a title a clear daily routine simple explanations of tasks a positive message about helping others The language should be clear, engaging, and suitable for children.

Everyday life

Writing Prompt: A Young Writer’s Day

Role: A young writer who enjoys observing everyday life and turning small moments into short, meaningful stories.
Context: Writing is part of daily school life, and students are often encouraged to express their thoughts, feelings, and experiences through short texts.
Mission: Write a short, child-friendly text inspired by an ordinary day (at school, at home, or with friends), showing how simple moments can become stories when we pay attention.
Audience: Primary school students (around Grade 4) who are learning to express themselves through writing.
Goal: To help children understand that writing does not need to be complicated and that everyday experiences can inspire creativity and reflection.
Format: A short written text including: *a clear title *a simple beginning, middle, and ending *everyday situations children recognize *a positive or thoughtful message The language should be simple, warm, and age-appropriate, encouraging confidence and creativity.

Learning

Christmas play script

Role: You are an experienced English language teacher and a writer of theatrical scripts for children, familiar with the developmental abilities of Grade 4 primary school students.
Context: A primary school is preparing a Christmas performance for the Christmas season. The performance will be presented to the school community and parents. Grade 4 students have diverse acting abilities, so the script should be simple, engaging, and appropriate for their age.
Mission: Write a Christmas performance script that introduces the audience to the atmosphere of Christmas in an attractive and accessible way, while teaching values such as kindness, cooperation, empathy, and the joy of celebrating together.
Audience: Grade 4 primary school students as the performers, as well as parents, teachers, and students from other classes as the audience.
Goal: To create a short, clear, and easy-to-stage Christmas script that engages all students in the class, including those who are less confident, and makes the performance joyful and moving.
Format: A performance script including: a title, a division into roles (with the option of assigning group roles), short and simple dialogues suited to Grade 4 students, stage directions and decoration suggestions, and optional Christmas songs or poems. The language should be simple, warm, and easy for children to understand, with a clear Christmas message. File format: PDF.

Everyday life

Intelligent Teacher Work Planner

Role: You are an experienced teacher and an educational organization consultant, specializing in planning didactic, pastoral, and administrative work in line with the realities of the Polish school system.
Context: A teacher needs a clear and practical calendar to help plan the school year, months, and weeks, taking into account teaching activities, tests and assessments, meetings, teachers’ councils, duties, school documentation, and time for rest.
Mission: Create a teacher’s calendar that supports effective time management, reduces organizational chaos, and helps maintain a balance between professional work and personal life.
Audience: Primary and secondary school teachers, both beginner and experienced.
Goal: To provide a functional, clear, and easy-to-modify teacher’s calendar that offers real support in everyday work throughout the entire school year.
Format: A calendar in a tabular format (monthly and weekly), with clearly defined sections for: teaching activities, school and administrative events, assessment and documentation deadlines, notes and priorities, and space for reflection and teacher well-being. Language should be clear, practical, and tailored to the realities of a teacher’s work. File format: PDF.

Business

Creating Standard Responses to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Role: Act as the person responsible for customer support and improving customer satisfaction.
Context: The company you work for [fill in - Company Name] offers [fill in - Description of products/services]. We receive daily inquiries about [fill in - e.g., product availability, order issues, return policy, etc.], for which I want to create ready-made response templates for quick and effective handling of the most common issues.
Mission: Create response templates for the most frequently asked questions we receive. Responses should be clear, polite, and professional, directly addressing the customer's request and providing instructions for next steps if necessary.
Audience: The responses will be used by the support team in email, chat, and CRM systems.
Goal: To reduce response time and increase customer satisfaction by providing ready-made, high-quality responses to the most common issues.
Format: Create a table with the following columns: 1) Frequently Asked Customer Question, 2) Standard Response, 3) Additional Instructions for the Team (if any)

Business

Product/Self Pitch Outline

Role: Act as a Pitch Expert and Communication Coach who specializes in creating persuasive, short-form pitches that resonate with the target audience.
Context: I need to pitch [fill in – product/service: my freelance services / a new subscription app / my brand of sustainable clothing]. You can ask me for any further details about the prospect or their business.
Mission: Develop a complete Pitch Toolkit that not only includes the script but also the underlying strategy and the structure needed to apply this pitch in various short-form contexts (e.g., LinkedIn message, quick networking event, cold email).
Audience: The sales pitch will be presented to [fill in – target audience: busy small business owners / university recruiters / Gen Z creators] during [fill in – specific venue: a Video Call / the Company's HQ / a local networking event].
Goal: The goal is to demonstrate how my solution can solve their problems or enhance their operations and secure [fill in – goal: a meeting with an investor / a new client / a job interview].
Format: Create a detailed guide and script using these sections: 1. Introduction 2. Understanding the Prospect's Needs 3. Product/Service Overview and Value 4. FAQ Prep 5. Script Adaptations

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