ENGLISH LESSONS FOR CANVA

Create English lessons for Canva

Prepare your English activities in ChalkLab, then use the Canva export workflow to continue working on your lesson design. Sign-in and sharing consent are part of the hand-off; review your material before sending it.

CanvaLesson workflow

Your English lesson

Draft an A2 lesson about shopping, then continue the design in Canva.

Generate the English material in ChalkLab and review the language, answers and slide content.

Ready to review

Sign in and approve sharing

Use the Canva export action. A private lesson requires your consent to make it available through an unlisted link. Follow the sign-in prompts before continuing.

Continue in Canva

Open the resulting Canva design and inspect its layout. Exported design content and an embedded interactive exercise are different workflows.

Plan your lesson

Create English lesson material in ChalkLab and use its Canva workflow. Learn the sign-in and sharing requirements, plus the separate exercise embedding option.

  • Draft an A2 lesson about shopping, then continue the design in Canva.
  • Add an interactive ChalkLab exercise to a Canva design through the separate embedding workflow.

How it works

Step 1

Create and check your lesson

Generate the English material in ChalkLab and review the language, answers and slide content.

Step 2

Sign in and approve sharing

Use the Canva export action. A private lesson requires your consent to make it available through an unlisted link. Follow the sign-in prompts before continuing.

Step 3

Continue in Canva

Open the resulting Canva design and inspect its layout. Exported design content and an embedded interactive exercise are different workflows.

What to know before you start

Prepare the teaching content first

Use ChalkLab to develop your English activities before refining their presentation in Canva.

Continue with your design

Review the exported design in Canva and adapt its presentation for your class.

Choose an interactive embed when needed

Use the separate Canva embedding guide if learners should answer an embedded ChalkLab activity rather than view design content.

Read the Canva embedding guide

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to sign in?

Yes. Follow the ChalkLab and Canva sign-in prompts used by the export workflow. This page's preview does not connect or create a Canva design.

Why does a private lesson ask for sharing consent?

The hand-off requires the lesson to be accessible through an unlisted link. Approve this only when you are ready to share the material; anyone with that link can access it.

Is an exported design the same as an interactive embed?

No. Design content is used in the Canva design; an embed displays a ChalkLab activity. Read the separate embed-in-Canva guide for that workflow.

Should I check the design after exporting?

Yes. Review page layout, text and answers in Canva before using the lesson with students.

Create your next English lesson

Choose a topic, adapt the practice, and share it with your learners.