From a lesson to a printed worksheet, objectives first.

Eleven activity types: matching, fill in the blanks, sorting, reading comprehension, multiple choice, true/false, short answer, vocabulary practice, sequencing, word search and diagram labeling.

Practice test mode with a blueprint that spreads questions across your objectives.

Objectives come from the class curriculum, the lesson or the unit — or you type them — and objective coverage shows how many items practise each one.

Edit any question or answer in place; regenerate one item, add more, or rewrite an activity at a simpler or more challenging level.

Student version (no answers) and Teacher version (answer key with evidence) from the same sheet.

A paginated preview in Letter or A4 that matches the printout: activities kept whole where they fit, headings never left alone, page numbers on every page.

Reading and language controls: the language of the sheet, a reading level from primary to advanced (including CEFR A1–C1), and difficulty.

Three worksheet styles that print cleanly in black and white, a “What to do” panel with clear instructions under every activity, word banks, an optional key-vocabulary box and callouts.

A picture slot on readings: Lark suggests what to look for; you add the image with its caption and source.

Sheets save with your lesson, can be duplicated, and reopen in the editor any time.