English With Kids - Teaching ESL to Young Children Naturally

Engage young learners through health and body parts, using 'five little monkeys' with actions, doctor and patient role-play, and the 'what is it' guessing game to build practical English.

Engage young learners with the five little monkeys song to practice basic English through a doctor-themed dialogue, building listening, speaking, and vocabulary like doctor, monkey, head hurts, medicine.

Engage young learners in natural ESL practice by playing with the phrase 'what is it?' using greetings like hi and hello, simple responses, and everyday questions to build speaking confidence.

Explore early language and vocabulary through outdoor and art activities, identifying shapes like circles and triangles, naming objects such as door, house, car noises, fruit, and dogs.

Practice dressing up with simple phrases like 'put on your shoes' and 'hat on your head' through songs and hands-on play to build vocabulary for daily life dressing routines.

Follow the song 'put on your shoes' to practice listening and dressing phrases as young ESL learners choose and put on jackets, shirts, dresses, and shoes.

Engage young ESL learners with the high five game, counting one to five and practicing greetings and basic language through playful, interactive activities.

Outside exploring with the cat, learners name body parts, senses, and daily actions as a child narrates finding a mouse, washing, brushing hair, and settling to sleep.

Introduce colors through hands-on games that practice color naming and color objects. Use I spy, shape and letter prompts, and turn-taking to reinforce vocabulary.

Follow the song find something blue to guide young ESL learners through color identification (blue, brown, orange), basic conversation, and circle prompts.

Playtime with the I spy game engages young ESL learners in identifying colors and objects, asking questions, and building vocabulary through interactive discovery.

Explore the garden to name colors in flowers and creatures, from pink and purple to red, white, and orange, while spotting sunflowers, bees, and butterflies and practicing safe outdoor exploration.

Practice English phrases for eating and drinking with kids using simple dialogues and songs, describing foods, colors, flavors, and items like plate, napkin, and cup to foster sensory learning.

Follow along with the song are you hungry to practice essential ESL phrases about food and wants for young learners. Use ice cream and what do you want as prompts.

Join a playful picnic-themed English session for kids, practicing simple phrases like 'do you want some more,' 'bread and butter,' and introductions such as 'this is Carol'.

Explore the garden to name apples, plums, grapes, and raspberries, collect items in a basket with a dog and rooster nearby, and practice counting and simple esl phrases.

Practice body parts through simple songs during washing time, turning routines into a fun language-learning game. Use can you prompts to practice asking about body parts and reinforce hand washing.

Follow the bath song to guide kids through simple washing actions and listening cues, turning a routine bath into a playful, participatory activity.

Engage young learners with the phrase 'can you?' by modeling actions like touching toes and shoulders and practicing asking and answering questions.

Explore outside water animals with young learners by identifying swans, ducks, and fish. Discuss colors and feeding behaviors as learners observe wildlife.

Engage young esl learners with the enjoy songs approach using the super simple songs cd 1, exploring color words like red and yellow and action words like jumping.

Take step by step Montessori activity in English learning for young children naturally, teaching ESL to young children.