StudentI want to feel like I'm playing an online game instead of studying. Impress me. I still need all the grammar and new topics though.
Teacher…
TeacherI want to spend under 10 minutes on lesson prep.
FesteSay no more ;)
She be afraid of the stage.
She be afraid of the stage.
She be afraid of the stage.
She be afraid of the stage.
She be afraid of the stage.
She be afraid of the stage.
How it works
What you get
Formats
A lesson that looks like a game, a museum or a detective's case file gets your students' attention from the first minute and keeps it until the end. There are fifteen formats to choose from, and the generator suggests the one that suits your grammar topic best.
Method
Every exercise follows a school-tested method, from the order of the tasks to the answer key. You won't need to edit much. We don't fool around with grammar.
Choose from two. Open the brackets in a story. Find the mistake. Each step asks a little more than the last.
Grammar is shown next to what it is not: used to beside be used to, past simple beside present perfect.
Every exercise has a time. Pick 30 minutes and you get a lesson for 30 minutes, not one you have to cut in class.
Questions
Describe the world and the characters in your own words. To respect copyright, the generator writes original characters in the spirit of that world.
Yes. Switch on Edit, tap any sentence and rewrite it. Exercises keep their answer key. You can replace any picture with your own or remove it.
A1 to C1, children from seven to adults. Some formats suit younger students, some suit adults, and the generator only offers the ones that fit.
Share the link or present it on your screen in an online lesson. Students tap answers, flip cards and play the games right in the page.
Yes. Open the demo lessons and try the exercises. They are free to use with your students.
Tonight's lesson
From the maker
Made by a working English tutor, after ten years of building lessons by hand.