Discover our creative AI tool designed to generate various formats of short texts tailored to your lessons. These formats include Price Lists, Signs, Ads, Invitations, Instructions, and Headlines. You can customize the output based on the topic of your lesson, your learners’ level, and even the target vocabulary. The texts can then be used for reading comprehension tasks, communicative activities, or writing prompts. This tool offers numerous opportunities to make practice truly relevant to your students’ needs.
Try this toolFREEChoose the Format
Start by selecting the format of the text. The options include Price Lists, Signs, Ads, Invitations, Instructions, and Headlines.
Enter the Topic
Input the topic of the text to suit your lesson. The field allows up to 100 words, enabling you to provide detailed and specific instructions.
Input the Vocabulary
Enter the target vocabulary you’d like included in the output. This step is optional but can help focus the text on key terms.
Select the Level
Choose the appropriate CEFR level, grade, or age group for your students.
Generate the Text
Click the “Do the magic” button and wait a few seconds for the tool to generate your text.
Put the Text to Use
Review the output and assign engaging tasks to your students. Explore the suggestions under “Don’t Stop - Create More!” to pair Reading Bits and Pieces with other tools for even more variety.
Here are a couple of suggestions:
Role-Play:
Use Instructions or Signs to create role-playing scenarios. Students can act out real-life situations such as following instructions, negotiating a price, or discussing product features. This helps practice language in context.
Creative Writing:
Generate Headlines related to a specific topic or theme and ask students to write a short story, article, or creative piece based on each headline.
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