You didn't become a teacher to spend your Sunday nights grading papers.

According to RAND's 2025 State of the American Teacher survey, teachers work an average of 49 hours per week - 10 hours above what their contracts say. Grading alone takes 15 hours a week for many educators. Lesson planning eats another five.

AI can give those hours back. But most teachers don't know where to start - and don't have time to figure it out.

That's exactly what this book is for.200 prompts. Copy. Paste. Done.

AI Prompts for Teachers gives you 200 ready-to-use instructions for ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini - covering every major part of your job. No tech background needed. No learning curve. If you can type into Google, you can use these.

Inside, you'll find prompts for: Lesson Planning (40 prompts) - Full lesson plans, warm-ups, differentiated activities, long-term projects. What used to take 2 hours, done in 15 minutes.Grading & Feedback (40 prompts) - Rubrics, individual written feedback, grade comments, progress reports. Never stare at a blank comment box again.Parent Communication (30 prompts) - Monthly newsletters, routine emails, and yes - those difficult conversations. Written in the right tone, every time.Creating Materials (40 prompts) - Quizzes, tests, presentations, homework, and adapted materials for ELL and special needs students.Classroom Management & Admin (30 prompts) - Behavior contracts, IEP language, semester planning. The paperwork that never ends - sped up.Differentiated Instruction (20 prompts) - For your advanced learners and your struggling ones. Prompts that actually account for the full range of your classroom.Professional Development (20 prompts) - Self-reflections, observation write-ups, grant applications.

Plus: a Quick Reference guide with the top 20 most-used prompts (print it, stick it on your desk), and a plain-English AI glossary so you never feel lost.This book is for you if: You've heard about AI but have no idea where to startYou tried ChatGPT once and got a useless answer - because the prompt wasn't specific enoughYou're spending evenings and weekends on tasks that should take 20 minutesYou're skeptical that AI can actually help (spoiler: it can, when you ask it the right way)This book is NOT for you if: You're looking for theory about AI in education (there are plenty of those books - this isn't one of them)You want AI to replace your judgment as a teacher (it won't - these prompts make you more effective, not obsolete)

Reclaim your Friday afternoon. Starting this week.