Build your lesson
Step 1 of 4Who are you teaching?
CEFR level
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Who are you teaching?
This is the form that writes a complete ESL lesson plan. You choose the level, the age group, the length, the methodology and the topic, and it produces the whole package rather than an outline you still have to flesh out.
A deck you can project in class, stage by stage. A printable student worksheet with its answer key. And a PDF that carries the methodology and the pedagogical reasoning in writing, so the plan can be handed to a coordinator or kept for your own records.
Levels from A1 to C2, aligned to the Common European Framework. Classes of 30, 45 or 60 minutes. Age groups from early childhood to seniors. Methodologies including Communicative Language Teaching, Task-Based Language Teaching, the Natural Approach, Dogme and Content-Based learning, each paired with a learning theory. You write the topic and the main objective in your own words.
The vocabulary of every plan is compared against a CEFR database before anyone sees it. If it comes out above the level that was requested, the plan goes back and gets written again. If it still fails after three attempts, nothing is delivered and the credit is returned. A plan that quietly sits one level above the class does not announce itself, and you find out twenty minutes in.
The form fills in without signing up. You are only asked for an account when you press generate, so you can see exactly what you are asking for before deciding.