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.

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