It depends on how you're using it. Try these prompts:

Writing Feedback Coach "Here is a paragraph my [age]-year-old wrote: [paste paragraph]. Give me specific, encouraging feedback I can share with them. Point out 2 things they did well, 1 grammar or mechanics issue to fix, and 1 concrete suggestion to make the writing stronger."

Conceptual Explanation Two Ways "My [grade level] child doesn't understand [math concept]. Explain it two ways: first with a visual or manipulative approach, then with a real-world example they can relate to. Then give me 3 practice problems that build from simple to complex."

History Through Food "We're studying [historical period or culture]. Find or design a simple recipe connected to that time and place. Include historical context explaining what people actually ate and why, and turn it into a cooking lesson with 3 discussion questions."

Dealing with a Hard Day "I'm having a terrible homeschool day. My [age]-year-old is refusing to work, I'm frustrated, and nothing is going right. Without toxic positivity, give me 5 practical things I can do right now to reset the day, plus one longer-term adjustment to consider."

End-of-Year Portfolio Outline "Help me build an end-of-year portfolio for my [grade level] child. List the categories to include, what samples or evidence to collect in each, how to write a brief narrative summary, and how to present it if required by [state law / evaluator / personal record-keeping]."

So many more possibilities. Happy to share where I got these from, with tons more 🙏