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How can I view and search for lessons?

In this article, we'll cover how to view and search for lessons.

Who this is for: teachers

Available to: teachers on all subscriptions. Free subscriptions include a limited number of lessons.

Before you start: Nothing.

To view lessons, start in the Lesson Library

Tip: to see every lesson and its objective in one list, see Where can I see a list of all your lessons?

The Lesson Library, with numbered markers on the curriculum name, lesson menu, Launch, Preview and Preview Homework buttons, search bar, Framework menu and level filters.

The Lesson Library gives you visibility into all of the lessons on your account.

  1. View the name of the curriculum or category of lessons
  2. Scroll through the list of the individual lessons in the section
  3. Launch lesson
  4. Preview lesson
  5. Preview homework
  6. Search
  7. Toggle Framework (WIDA, CEFR, TELPAS, CA ELD, ELPA21 and NY).
  8. Filter by proficiency level

Scroll down the page to find more curriculum and lesson categories

Further down the Lesson Library: more lesson categories, such as Speaking Activities, Idioms and Vocabulary.

Use the search bar at the top to search for lessons

The search bar at the top of the Lesson Library, with an arrow pointing to it.

You can search for:

  • The name of the curriculum or lesson category
  • The name of the lesson
  • The objective of the lesson
  • The Can-do statement of the lesson
  • The lesson skill (e.g. Speaking, Reading, etc.)
  • The grammar topic (e.g. present simple, past continuous, linking words)

Teachers on the free plan can access all lessons that are not marked with a “+”. Download the list of available lessons here.

Each result shows the lesson's Language focus and Topic

Language focus: the grammar or language point the lesson teaches
Topic: the subject matter it uses to teach that point

Search results for articles, with the Language focus and Topic lines highlighted on each lesson.

To see how to teach a lesson, not just find it, open its Teacher Guide or Teacher Notes. See Teacher Guides.

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