AI Vocabulary Builder
Effortlessly create custom word lists with Flint's AI Vocabulary Builder, designed to help teachers teach essential terms by topic, text, or subject.
About Our AI Vocabulary Builder
Finding the right vocabulary words for a lesson can be time-consuming, especially when juggling multiple subjects, grade levels, or learning goals. Flint’s AI Vocabulary Builder is designed to lighten that load. It helps teachers quickly generate vocabulary lists based on any topic, subject, or text. It allows teachers to focus more on instruction and less on prep.
Whether you’re introducing a new unit, reinforcing academic language, or helping students build reading comprehension, this tool ensures students engage with the terms that matter most. Each list is tailored, relevant, and ready to use in just a few clicks.
Key Features
Automatically Generates Word Lists by Topic, Subject, or Text
Just enter a theme, lesson topic, or specific reading material, and the AI instantly creates a vocabulary list tailored to your classroom needs, saving you planning time.
Includes Definitions, Example Sentences, and Grade-Level Alignment
Each word comes with a student-friendly definition and example sentence. Lists are also matched to the appropriate grade level to support comprehension and academic standards.
Editable and Exportable for Easy Classroom Use
Customize word lists, add your own terms, and export in formats that work for handouts, slide decks, or digital platforms. No extra formatting needed.
Ways to Use Our AI Vocabulary Builder
Build Pre-Reading Vocabulary Lists for Novels and Articles
Help students access complex texts by previewing key terms. Just enter the title of a book or article, and generate a list that supports comprehension from the start. These lists can be used for warm-ups, vocabulary journals, or targeted discussions.
Reinforce Academic Language in Core Subjects
Whether you're teaching science, social studies, or math, use the tool to introduce or review vocabulary tied to specific standards or units of study. It’s a quick way to align instruction with curriculum goals while building content knowledge.
Support English Language Learners and Tiered Instruction
Differentiate instruction by creating vocabulary lists that match varying proficiency levels, helping all students engage with content more confidently. You can also modify the definitions or examples to match students' language development needs.