ToolsCreative Writing with Target Vocabulary

How to Use Creative Writing with Target Vocabulary

01

Enter the Target Vocabulary

Start by entering the target vocabulary in the designated field. You can input individual words or entire phrases — up to 25 items in total.

02

Add a Topic

Next, decide if you want the tool to create tasks around a specific topic. This step is optional but can help focus the prompts on your lesson theme.

03

Select the Level

Choose the appropriate CEFR level, grade, or age group for your students.

04

Generate the Prompts

Then, simply click the “Do the magic” button and watch as five prompts appear in seconds!

05

Customize the Tasks

You can customize the tasks by editing the title, removing unnecessary prompts, or adjusting the wording as needed — just click the “pen” icon to make any changes.

FAQ

Other tools you might find useful

Pro
Four Opinions
Writing
Speaking
Creates four opinions by random people on the topic. Use it to encourage students to consider different points of view and evaluate arguments.
Find Quotes by Famous People
Writing
Speaking
Creates a list of quotes by famous people. Perfect for warm-ups, discussions, and essay topics
Create a List of Essay Topics
Writing
Create a list of topics on a given subject. An excellent way to make a writing task for your students. Can be given as homework.
Link Words into Sentences
Writing
Speaking
Creates an exercise in which a student is expected to come up with unique sentences by logically connecting the words given in each prompt. Can be used as a writing or a speaking exercise.

Ready-made lesson plans that use this tool

Using Commas with Descriptive Adjectives
B2
Using Commas with Descriptive Adjectives

This lesson plan is designed for B2 level students. Through guided activities and examples, students learn how to use commas correctly with descriptive adjectives. The lesson includes practical exercises and descriptive writing prompts, helping students improve their punctuation, and overall writing clarity.

Greetings & Introductions
A2
Greetings & Introductions

This ESL lesson plan focuses on greetings and introductions in English for A2 level teens/adults. The 45-min lesson includes structured tasks aimed at improving vocabulary and speaking skills. Activities include pair discussions, video observation, gap-filling exercises, and dialogue creation to help students use simple, everyday expression to get to know each other.

In My Garden
A1
In My Garden

This garden lesson plan introduces ESL learners to basic descriptive phrases using "there is/there are" to talk about objects and scenery in a garden setting. Through reading and writing exercises, students at an A1 level practice vocabulary related to nature and garden items. The lesson includes activities to help students confidently describe what they see, enhancing their ability to talk about places and objects using simple structures.

News & The Passive Voice
B2
News & The Passive Voice

This ESL lesson plan helps students master grammar, reading, and writing through real-world news report analysis. Learners explore the passive voice, identify its usage in articles, and complete structured exercises. Activities include rewriting sentences, forming correct passive constructions, and crafting their own news reports. Ideal for B2-level teens and adults.

Who Is He?
A2
Who Is He?

This lesson plan introduces A2 ESL students to reading comprehension and vocabulary activities about Sherlock Holmes. The 60-minute lesson plan includes identifying objects in a picture to guess the character, reading about the Sherlock Holmes Museum, and answering comprehension questions. Students will also practice describing rooms using key phrases and participate in a fun discussion to share their thoughts on detective stories.

Exploring Famous National Parks
A2
Exploring Famous National Parks

This ESL lesson plan focuses on reading, vocabulary, and writing skills through the topic of famous national parks. Students will match geographical terms with definitions, read and answer questions about popular parks, and write a blog post describing a national park in their country. Designed for A2 learners, this 45-minute lesson helps improve reading comprehension and builds essential vocabulary for discussing nature and outdoor activities.

You Can Count On Me
B1
You Can Count On Me

This engaging ESL lesson plan helps B1-level teens explore the qualities of friendship through music and discussion. Students will learn key vocabulary, practice conditional sentences, and engage with Bruno Mars's song "Count on Me." The lesson plan develops skills in understanding song lyrics and forming meaningful connections while reinforcing group discussion and writing activities.

Free
Punctuation After Introductory Phrases or Clauses
B1-B2
Punctuation After Introductory Phrases or Clauses

This ESL lesson plan focuses on punctuation after introductory phrases or clauses for adults/teens at the B1-B2 level within a 30-45 minute individual session. The lesson targets writing skills through a well-structured approach that includes discussions on the importance of punctuation, sentence analysis, and practical writing exercises. Students will engage in activities that reinforce their understanding of punctuation rules, ensuring they can apply these concepts accurately in their writing tasks.