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Practice pages for adult ESL classes: literacy centers to community colleges

Adult learners arrive with limited time, varied schedules and phones as their main device. Practice has to be quick to open and clearly useful. A single link that works on any phone is often the difference between practice that happens and practice that does not.

What gets in your way

Irregular attendance

Students who missed a class can catch up with a link, without needing a login to a platform they have never used.

Practical, everyday topics

Use pages about work, health, housing and shopping as your source and get short exercises on the language they need.

Mixed levels in one room

Edit one generated page into a simpler and a more challenging version for different groups.

How it works for you

  1. Drop the page from your class material.
  2. Ask for plain language and everyday vocabulary.
  3. Edit for the group in front of you.
  4. Share by link, QR code or a message group.

Good for

  • Catch-up practice for absent students
  • Work-related vocabulary sets
  • Review before a level test
  • Independent practice on a phone

Before you share a page

  • Do not upload forms or documents containing students’ personal information.
  • Read and edit each page before you share it.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work well on phones?

Yes. Pages are designed to be read and completed on a phone.

Do students need an email address?

No. Only teachers sign in, with an email link. Students just open the link.

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