One big job, broken into prompts that chain.

Run these in the same chat, in order. Each step builds on the answer before it.

1. 1

   Set the sequence

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   You are an experienced teacher. I need a five-lesson sequence on [TOPIC] for [YEAR GROUP]. Ask me for the class profile, the time per lesson and the curriculum framework before you start. Then propose the sequence only: five lesson titles, one objective each, and how each one builds on the last. Do not write activities yet.

2. 2

   Build each lesson

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   Using the sequence we just agreed, write out lesson [1 of 5]: a 3-minute hook, the core activity, one mid-lesson check for understanding, a stretch version, a scaffolded version, and an exit ticket. Keep my preparation under 15 minutes and tell me exactly what I need to print, find or set up.

3. 3

   Plan the assessment

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   Write a 20-minute end-of-week check on the same objectives. Six items: two recall, three application, one transfer. Include the answer key and what a wrong answer on each item tells me about that student's understanding.

4. 4

   Prepare for the tricky moments

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   List the five misconceptions most likely to appear in this class this week. For each: how I'd spot it in under a minute, the one question that unblocks it, and the correction I'd give. Keep each answer to three sentences.