Yes. You can continue to access your library until the end of your billing period. After the period ends, you will no longer be able to create, edit, or download lessons. However, ESL Lesson Handouts saves the lessons in your library in case you choose to resubscribe later.

1. Choose Manage account in the menu.
2. Click on Profile.
3. Click Edit to change your profile details.
4. Click Save to update your profile.

1. Click Manage account in the menu.
2. Click “Lost your password?” and follow the directions to reset it.
3. From the account page, click Security to reset your password.

Our AI-powered lesson creator offers four unique lesson focus options to target specific ESL learning goals.

1. Reading and listening
   Develops student ability to grasp new information through spoken and written English.
2. Role play
   Boosts fluency and confidence using role-playing scenarios and conversation prompts.
3. Vocabulary
   Introduces topic-based building blocks for effective communication.
4. Grammar
   Solidifies grammatical concepts and sentence structures.

The more specific your input, the more targeted the AI-generated content.

1. Descriptive topic
   A clear title like “Describing daily routines at work” enables the AI to generate highly relevant activities.
2. Essential vocabulary
   Including terms like “commute” or “client” ensures these words are woven naturally into the text passages, activities, and lesson titles.

Yes. Our lesson editor allows you to add or remove sections, regenerate specific activity content, and rewrite instructions to better suit your unique teaching objectives.

Open a lesson from My Library, click the download menu, and choose the file to download.

Like all generative AI systems, “hallucinations” can occur. To ensure the highest accuracy for your ESL lessons, we recommend providing a descriptive topic and focused essential words to ground the AI in specific facts.

Lessons are automatically saved to your library. You can organize them into custom folders by descriptive title, class, student, or CEFR level for easy access.

We use the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) to ensure lesson alignment.

1. Beginner A1 and Elementary A2
   Focuses on familiar everyday expressions, basic phrases, and immediate personal relevance.
2. Intermediate B1 and Upper Intermediate B2
   Covers standard input on familiar matters and complex text on abstract topics.
3. Advanced C1 and Proficient C2
   Targets implicit meaning, spontaneous expression, and reconstruction of complex arguments.

Our ESL Library lessons are often updated and the teaching notes improved to reflect suggestions from our teachers. Check the ‘Updated date’ of the lessons you use regularly to make sure you are teaching with the latest version.

1. Click Library in the menu and Open the ESL Library.
2. All Free Plan lessons are marked with a green “Free Plan” badge. To download all lessons in the ESL Library you can get a Standard Plan.
3. After finding a lesson that is marked Free Plan, click to open the lesson page.
4. The downloads area is under the lesson title. Don’t see any downloads? You might need to log in or get a Standard Plan to download that lesson.
5. Select either the “Handout with Teaching Notes” or “Student Copy (no Teaching Notes)” link.
6. Our lessons are all in PDF format. If you don’t have a suitable viewer on your desktop computer download Adobe Acrobat.

We use the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) to ensure lesson alignment.

1. Beginner A1 and Elementary A2
   Focuses on familiar everyday expressions, basic phrases, and immediate personal relevance.
2. Intermediate B1 and Upper Intermediate B2
   Covers standard input on familiar matters and complex text on abstract topics.
3. Advanced C1 and Proficient C2
   Targets implicit meaning, spontaneous expression, and reconstruction of complex arguments.