When people hear “English for kids” they associate it with something entertaining: playing, singing, dancing. Of course, if you only sing and dance, you won’t learn much. But if you prepare special English lessons and use singing and dancing as a learning tool, then it’s a whole different story.
Modern methods of teaching a foreign language include a lot of unconventional approaches, especially when teaching English to kids. If you compare teaching kids to teaching pre-schoolers, it certainly seems unorthodox, because the principles and approaches are totally different.
Each new school year begins with the same questions: what clubs and extra-curricular activities should my child enrol in? And if you pick English, you are presented with a lot of options…
Post-pandemic boom of online courses, including English courses for children, is a little confusing for parents. They are asking themselves: first of all, how do I choose a school that would be the best fit for my child, and second of all, will it be effective and not just entertaining?
A game is a natural way for a child to learn. Games also facilitate a child’s spontaneous use of language, coordination, memory, alertness, thinking, etc.
Many parents want to learn English with their kid, teaching the kid on their own at home. It is really great when a parent can proudly say that they taught their kid to speak English on their own!
Everyone agrees that it’s nice to know at least one foreign language. For travel, for work, for…. well, orders from Amazon or Ali-Express ?
Motivation is the key to learning any language; a 5- or 10-year-old may experience age-specific troubles. With a teacher who fails to motivate, English is lost on a kid.
Children are looking forward to their summer holidays, and parents are concerned about how they can prevent summer learning loss and help kids remember things they struggled with during the school year.
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