EP Create Prompt Toolkit
This guide is designed to help you make the most of EP Create, providing the structure and inspiration you need to craft effective prompts that support your lessons.
Languages
EP Create works really well in the following question types:
- Reading comprehension
- Grammar
- Vocabulary
Here are some template prompts for each question type:
| Reading comprehension | Curriculum descriptor: Works well with a curriculum descriptor relating to understanding text/reading comprehension |
Example prompt: Change language and topic **Note: Ensure you follow a two-part process:** **Part 1: Create a Stimulus Text.** You must first create a short narrative text in French for intermediate learners on the topic of “my holiday”. The text should be 80–100 words long and use vocabulary about holiday activities, descriptions of holidays and what you plan to do in your next holiday. **Part 2: Generate Comprehension Questions.** Then, using that same text for each question, generate 5 comprehension questions in English. The final output must be structured so that the question text for each question is a single, composite string. The format for the question text **MUST BE**: [The full French stimulus text from Part 1] [A line break] [The English comprehension question from Part 2] |
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| Grammar | Curriculum descriptor: Works well with curriculum descriptor relating to grammar/sentence structure/syntax | Template/Example prompt: Create 5 [Insert level] grammar practice questions in [target language], focusing on [Insert Grammar point] within the topic [Insert Topic]. Include the instructions in English/target language. |
| Vocabulary | Curriculum descriptor: Works well with a curriculum descriptor relating to writing/Creating text or developing vocabulary. | Template/example prompt: Create 5 [Insert level] vocabulary practice questions in [Insert target language], focusing on [Insert Vocabulary topic]. Each question should:
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