In this video, I show you a “mind blasting” workflow to generate both a full lesson plan and a matching classroom presentation using skywork.ai. The big idea is simple: instead of starting from a blank page, you give the AI a very specific prompt that forces it to copy the same format, structure, time allocations, and section headings from your example—while still creating totally new content for your topic. I demonstrate this using a Year 7 (11–12 years) lesson on the water cycle, so you can see exactly how to frame the request. I also share the second prompt I use to create a presentation that mirrors an example deck’s slide structure and design aesthetic (title slides, section headers, layouts, and visual formatting principles). You keep the “look and flow” that works for your teaching, but the AI generates fresh slide titles, key points, explanations, speaker notes, and visual suggestions tailored to your audience. If you want faster planning without sacrificing clarity and structure, this is one of the cleanest prompt patterns I’ve tested for teachers.