
Additional worksheets and learning materials such as flashcards, activity sheets, etc. are included in this course to extend the learning of your child that before or after the lesson, you may review your child's learning by using the provided downloadable pdfs. Kids learn better when they are having fun. Therefore, engaging in games is the best way to learn English. Make flashcards, play games like Pictionary or scrabble and do crosswords to practice English.
Practice tracing and naming letters from e to h, with uppercase and lowercase forms, listen and repeat phonetics like elephant and eggplant, and finish with a short classroom song.
Learn to recognize and trace the letters q, r, s, and t, listen and repeat big and small forms, and complete the alphabet through tracing, singing, and review for beginners.
Learn animal names through listen and repeat, identify animals like monkey, bird, and tiger, and practice pronunciation and quick recall with choosing the correct answer.
Practice core body parts through listen and repeat drills, pointing to nose, mouth, and neck, while engaging with pig, monkey, and giraffe activities and simple difference questions.
Practice listening and repeating basic snack vocabulary—candy, cake, and doughnut. Count items and solve a snack puzzle to reinforce I like candy and related phrases.
This course is designed for children to Aquire the English language in a fun and innovative way. The child-oriented communication materials are aimed at children 3-12 years old. In a fun and engaging way, kids learn the English alphabet, understand the simple instructions of a teacher, sing songs, and play language games while assimilating basic words and constructions.
Additional worksheets and learning materials such as flashcards, activity sheets, etc. will be included in this course to extend the learning of your child before or after the lesson, you may review your child's learning by using the provided downloadable pdfs. Kids learn better when they are having fun. Therefore, engaging in games is the best way to learn English. Make flashcards, play games like Pictionary or scrabble, and do crosswords to practice English. A fun way to pick up words in English is through the repetition of rhymes and songs. You can put together a playlist with songs that can be played over and over again for your child to become familiar with certain words.
This course is best for children who have no prior knowledge of the English language or can be a supplementary course to review what they've learned from the beginning.
Master the basics of English and daily conversation, cultivate children's interest in learning English so that children will say love, and self-confidence expression, paving the way for a solid foundation in English.