How can I use it in Canva and Miro?

You can directly export your ESL worksheets and activities to Canva and Miro. Once exported, you can embed interactive exercises as forms in Canva presentations or Miro boards. This allows you to track your students' progress, give them feedback, and generate student reports directly within these platforms.

How do I create ESL worksheets for adults?

Creating ESL worksheets for adults is simple with ChalkLab. Start by entering your student's profile and interests. Our AI will recommend relevant content and automatically generate personalized ESL worksheets, vocabulary exercises, and activities tailored to adult learners. You can customize the difficulty level and topics to match your students' needs.

Can I export ESL worksheets to Canva?

Yes! ChalkLab supports direct export to Canva. You can export your ESL worksheets, activities, and games as interactive forms that embed seamlessly into Canva presentations. This integration allows you to track student answers and progress while maintaining the visual design of your Canva slides.

Is it tracking all students answer?

Yes, ChalkLab tracks all student answers when exercises are embedded in Canva or Miro. The system generates comprehensive student reports showing individual progress, answer accuracy, and completion status. You can review each student's performance and provide personalized feedback directly through the platform.

What types of ESL activities can I create?

ChalkLab supports a wide variety of ESL activities including reading comprehension exercises, ESL vocabulary worksheets, ESL grammar worksheets, listening quizzes, speaking prompts, and interactive ESL games. You can create activities for different skill levels, from beginner ESL worksheets to advanced exercises for adult learners.

How do ESL games help students learn?

ESL games make learning engaging and interactive, helping students practice vocabulary, grammar, and language skills in a fun way. Games increase motivation, provide immediate feedback, and encourage active participation. ChalkLab creates personalized ESL games that adapt to each student's level and interests, making learning more effective and enjoyable.

Can I create beginner ESL worksheets?

Absolutely! ChalkLab is perfect for creating beginner ESL worksheets. Simply specify that your student is a beginner, and our AI will generate age-appropriate worksheets with simpler vocabulary, basic grammar structures, and clear instructions. The platform automatically adjusts the difficulty level to match beginner learners' needs.

Can I use my own word list?

Yes. Paste your words into the Word list tab, or describe the lesson in the Idea tab and ChalkLab suggests the words. A list can have from 5 to 20 words.

Can I change the meanings and examples before the exercises are made?

Yes. Every word comes with an AI-drafted meaning, example sentence, synonym and translation. Untick the words you do not want, or ask the chat to change the list, before you move on.

What exercise types can I create?

Multiple choice, True or false, Text input and Match up. Pick one type and ChalkLab makes one exercise with a question for every word you keep.

What is a ready-made question set?

ChalkLab has a library of levelled vocabulary question sets. When one covers mostly the same words and topic at your level, ChalkLab offers it with a preview. If none fits, it writes a new exercise from your word list.

Do I need an account?

You can build the word list and preview exercises without one. Sign up for free to save the exercises and share a link with your students.

AI vocabulary exercise generator

Vocabulary practice from anything you teach

Paste a list or describe the lesson. Check the words, pick an exercise type, done.

Paste your words in any format

Separate words with commas, new lines or spaces.

Use the text as is

ChalkLab picks and fills in the words for you.

CEFR level

Intermediate

Question typesPick one

Multiple choicePick the wordTrue or falseIs it used right?Text inputType the wordMatch upPair word and meaning

Max words

Translations

Optional

Free to try · no account needed
You check every word before anything is made

What your student seesB1

How to create

How to create a vocabulary exercise

ChalkLab turns your word list or lesson idea into vocabulary practice for A1 to C2 learners. AI drafts a meaning, an example sentence, a synonym and a translation for each word, and you check the list before any exercise is made. It is made for ESL teachers who want multiple choice, true or false, text input or match up practice without writing every question by hand. When a ready-made ChalkLab question set already fits your words, you can use it; otherwise ChalkLab writes a new exercise. They are saved to your ChalkLab account with a link to share with students.

Add your words or idea
Paste a word list, or open the “Idea” tab and describe the lesson. Pick the CEFR level, how many words you want and your students’ language.
Check the word list
Read the AI-drafted meanings and example sentences, tick the words to keep, and ask the chat to change anything. Then choose one exercise type: Multiple choice, True or false, Text input or Match up.
Get exercises
Preview a matching ChalkLab question set and click “Use this set”, or click “Create a new exercise” for fresh questions. Approve to save it to your account and share the link with students.

Vocabulary practice from anything you teach

How to create a vocabulary exercise

Add your words or idea

Check the word list

Get exercises