Why is it important to start at preschool age?
Pronunciation
Articulation actively develops between the ages of 4 and 6. Children easily reproduce correct sounds and intonations without an accent.
Play is a natural way of learning
Children of this age learn best through play, songs, and movement—without fear of making mistakes. This helps them quickly transition to speaking.
Vocabulary leap
At this age, native vocabulary grows rapidly. The brain naturally and effortlessly perceives words in another language and their meanings.
Don't miss the moment!
At ages 4-6, a child's brain is particularly receptive to language stimuli. This is the best time to start learning a foreign language.
A special approach to children
Our lessons are designed with the psychological development of 4-6 year olds in mind. We use songs, games, movement, and favorite characters to make learning natural, emotionally comfortable, and interesting. Teachers undergo special training in preschool teaching methods: they don't just teach, they help children open up, speak confidently, and fall in love with English."
Activities awaiting the child
Individual lessons
Certified and experienced teachers specializing in working with preschoolers. Lessons take place in an interactive classroom and last 25 minutes.
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International conversation clubs
Live communication in English with peers from different countries. Children practice speaking, gain confidence, and get used to different accents.
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Independent practice
Game exercises for practicing listening, speaking, vocabulary, and grammar—at a convenient time, at your own pace.
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Conversation practice with Charlie the fox
Charlie is our smart teacher who helps you 24/7. He expands your vocabulary and trains your listening and pronunciation skills through short interactive tasks.
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- Use 168 new words in conversation
- Introduce themselves
- Name simple objects (toys, food, animals, clothes, furniture)
- Count to 10
- Name colours of objects
- Use have got to talk about belongings
- Use like and dont like about preferences
- Use prepositions to describe where the objects are
- Answer simple questions (What is this?)
- Talk about family members
Topics that the child will learn:
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Hello20 words
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Toys and colours12 words
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My family11 words
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My room8 words
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Food and drinks12 words
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Farm animals9 words
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Final revision16 words
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My pets8 words
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Clothes12 words
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Activities and places8 words
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Celebration12 words
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Transportation12 words
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Wild life20 words
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Final revision8 words
You can choose the time for each lesson separately, or set up a fixed schedule if that is more convenient.
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Self practice
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Self practice
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Monday
Individual lesson
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Wednesday
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Friday
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Self practice
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The course is designed to last 6 months (with 2 lessons per week). However, you can choose the pace that suits your child best.
Educational universes for children aged 4-6
What level of knowledge will the child acquire?
The course corresponds to the Preschool level. It is a specially adapted stage for preschoolers, which prepares children for the Pre-A1 Starters level of the Cambridge YLE system through play, listening, and speaking. After completing the course, children will have a basic vocabulary and phrases from everyday life, understand simple instructions, and participate in short dialogues.
TPR method
Our teachers use the Total Physical Response (TPR) method, an approach to language learning that combines speech and physical activity. Children follow instructions in English through simple actions: gestures, movements, and facial expressions. This helps them learn the language without translation — through action, play, and repetition. This approach is especially effective for preschoolers who cannot yet read but are excellent at picking up language by ear."
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