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.

Where do the words come from?

From ChalkLab's curated wordlists: 2,187 levelled lists from A1 to C2, plus TOEFL and IELTS. Pick a list, then tick the words you want in your table.

Can I choose which columns appear?

Yes. Turn the part of speech, definition, example and audio columns on or off, and drag the columns into the order you want. You can drag the rows to reorder the words too.

How do I get the table into Canva?

Save the table and you get a link. Paste that link into Canva's Embed element and the table appears inside your design.

Do I need an account?

No. You can build a table and save it without signing up, and the link keeps working.

ESL Vocabulary Table Generator

Tick the words you want from a levelled ChalkLab wordlist, arrange the columns, and export a ready-to-print vocabulary table. Nothing is generated until you say so.

Embed your vocabulary list in

a student's phone

Preview

Row order	Word	POS	IPA	Definition	Example
1	borrow	verb	/ˈbɑːroʊ/	to take something and give it back later	Can I borrow your pen for a minute?
2	neighbour	noun	/ˈneɪbər/	someone who lives next to you	Our neighbour looks after the cat when we travel.
3	crowded	adjective	/ˈkraʊdɪd/	full of people	The train was crowded this morning.
4	improve	verb	/ɪmˈpruːv/	to get better, or to make something better	Reading every day will improve your vocabulary.
5	journey	noun	/ˈdʒɜːrni/	a trip from one place to another	The journey to the coast takes three hours.
6	polite	adjective	/pəˈlaɪt/	behaving in a way that shows respect for others	She wrote a polite note to thank them.

Drag the handle to reorder columns

0 words · 7 columns

Saving keeps this exact table: the words you ticked, in the order you arranged them.

Tick words to save

How to create

How to create a vocabulary table

Build a printable vocabulary table from ChalkLab’s levelled A1 to C2 wordlists, or describe the words you need and let ChalkLab write them. It is made for ESL teachers who want a clean word list with pictures, definitions, translations, examples and audio, without formatting it by hand. Save the table to get a share link you can embed in Canva or Miro or open on a student’s phone. No account needed.

Choose a wordlist
Click “Edit vocabulary”. Pick a Level and a ChalkLab wordlist, or open the “Prompt” tab, describe the words you need and click “Generate words”.
Tick the words
Tick the words you want in your table, or use “Select all” and “Clear”. Drag rows in the preview to change their order.
Set the columns
Turn Picture, POS, IPA, Definition, Example and Audio on or off, and drag the handle to reorder them. Pick a language in “Translate to” to add translations.
Save and share
Click “Save & get link”, then copy the share link. Paste it into Canva or Miro, or send it to your students.

ESL Vocabulary Table Generator

How to create a vocabulary table

Choose a wordlist

Tick the words

Set the columns

Save and share