RICHLAND 2 CTE / AI IN THE CLASSROOM
Three interactive learning experiences. Three original prompts.
Explore the activities, see how they were made, and adapt them for your classroom.
school levels
different subjects
possibilities to explore
Science · 20–30 minutes
Explore how water, sunlight, temperature, and organisms shape a wetland. Predict a change, run the simulation, and explain what happened.
Launch activity (opens in a new tab)Teacher notes & original prompt
Critical thinking · 30 minutes
Inspect competing sources, weigh their relevance and strength, and explain how well the evidence supports a claim.
Launch activity (opens in a new tab)Teacher notes & original prompt
Engineering · 40 minutes
Build a bridge under constraints. Compare cost, load capacity, and environmental impact as you improve your design.
Launch activity (opens in a new tab)Teacher notes & original promptLaunch an activity in a new tab, or download its ZIP and extract it for offline use. No account or API key is needed. Teacher guides and prompts are available under each activity.
Bridge Lab and The Evidence Room save work in the same browser when storage is available. Build-a-Habitat resets on reload. This hub does not collect student submissions; use the activities’ reset controls between groups on shared devices.
THE MAKING OF
This is the creator’s workflow, including the model settings used at each stage.
Ask ChatGPT for five creative ideas at each school level, then choose one per level.
I would like to build an artifact each for elementary, middle, and high school, in different areas, something that will enhance student learning, easily customizable. In a way that will show teachers the amazing capabilities and potential of these tools. Come up with five ideas each for each level of school. Be very creative. Impress and delight me.
Using ChatGPT · 5.6 High, ask for the perfect prompt to build each selected artifact. The three resulting Markdown files are included here in full.
Switch to ChatGPT Codex · GPT-6 Astra Medium and run the prompts to create the activities. Each resource page pairs the original request with the working result.