English for Kids Starters

This stage introduces English through basic concepts like colors and numbers. It also includes self-introduction, greetings, and asking simple questions such as name and age. The moral lessons will teach the child about sharing. The child will become familiar with classroom objects and practice questions related to colors and objects.

In this stage, the child will learn how to introduce family members and professions. The lessons will also help the child practice asking about others' occupations and responding with affirmations or negations. Additionally, the content will include lessons on ethics, such as loving one's family and maintaining cleanliness, as well as recognizing body parts like the head, hands, and feet.

The child will learn how to describe pets such as dogs, cats, and turtles, using adjectives like big, small, tall, and short. The content will also include ethical lessons on caring for pets and keeping things tidy. The child will practice asking and answering questions about the location of objects in the house, as well as mastering prepositions such as "in," "on," and "under." Phonetics will continue to be expanded with new sounds, and the child will apply these to pronounce new words.

This stage helps students expand their vocabulary related to food types and emotions, as well as expressing personal preferences. The child will learn to talk about foods like fruits, cheese, meat, vegetables, and sweet treats such as tea, ice cream, and chocolate. Additionally, the child will learn words for emotions like hungry, thirsty, tired, happy, and sad, and how to express these feelings. Ethical lessons will be integrated to emphasize the importance of politeness and caring for others.

This stage helps children become familiar with basic concepts of colors, time, and daily routines. Students will learn to talk about colors such as green, gray, black, white, blue, brown, purple, and red, as well as how to ask and answer questions about time. The content includes daily activities like waking up, having breakfast, going to school, and having lunch, along with vocabulary about toys and numbers. Ethical lessons emphasize the importance of friendship and spending time with family members.

This stage helps children develop the ability to describe actions and physical skills. Students will learn to use action verbs like touch, clap, and wave, as well as describe abilities such as jumping, swimming, and dancing. The content includes how to ask and answer questions about personal and others' abilities. Ethical lessons encourage regular physical exercise and respect for differences among people. Children will also be introduced to facial features and hairstyles, along with practicing pronunciation of new sounds.

In this stage, students will continue to expand their vocabulary related to animals and food. They will learn to describe different animals, including pets and wild animals, and how to ask and answer questions about food preferences. The ethical lessons will focus on respecting animals and choosing healthy foods. Students will practice pronouncing new sounds and review vocabulary related to clothing, including how to request an item and describe their own outfit.

In this stage, students will learn vocabulary related to weather and days of the week. They will practice asking and answering questions about the current weather and daily activities. The ethical lesson will focus on encouraging students to share with friends and family. Additionally, students will be introduced to temperature and various weather phenomena.