English
English that grows with your child
Short stories to read, hear and talk about, new words and clear sentences. Grammar builds in three stages, from capital letters to the present perfect.
Your AI mentor
William Shakespeare
Playwright, 1564 to 1616
Shakespeare loves a good word and a better story. He asks what a character wants, cheers a brave guess, and slips in a new word when your child is ready for it.
An AI character inspired by William Shakespeare, not the real person.
What’s inside
3 courses, lesson by lesson
17 modules in the curriculum
- 01
Story worlds
- Discovery
- School Life
- Family and Home
- Feelings and Choices
- Nature and Animals
- Problem and Solution
- Clear Sentences
- Dialogue and Interaction
- Time and Change
- Mini Story Arc
- 02
Skills practice
- Reading
- Listening
- Vocabulary
- Writing
- 03
Grammar
- Stage 1: sentences, capital letters and full stops
- Stage 2: present simple, negatives and questions
- Stage 3: present perfect and adjective order
A sample lesson, about 10 minutes
A lesson with William Shakespeare
- 1
Listen and repeat
Hear a word or a short sentence, then say it back.
- 2
Finish the sentence
Complete a sentence about a day in the park.
- 3
Say more
Add one word, like fast or happy, or say where it happens.
- 4
On your own
Tell the mentor two things you see in the picture.
Skills to grow towards
What your child practises
Picks the main idea of a short text or recording
Points to the sentence that proves an answer
Builds a short sentence from given words and says it aloud
Questions from parents
Goes well with
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