Hey there, teachers! Are you ready to start on an exciting journey of teaching English to young learners? Let’s figure out when and how to get started! English is everywhere nowadays, from the movies they watch to the games they play. Parents often wonder when to introduce it.
Hey there, teachers!
Are you ready to start on an exciting journey of teaching English to young learners? Let’s figure out when and how to get started!
English is everywhere nowadays, from the movies they watch to the games they play. Parents often wonder when to introduce it.
Research shows that children as young as six can start grasping the basics! However, do keep in mind that every child is different. So, before you jump in, make sure they’re ready and eager.
So, how do we do it?
Well, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach here. Keep activities short, sweet, and exciting—no need for formal lessons.
Here are some easy-peasy tips:
Jump into everyday English: Start with simple stuff like greetings and talking about everyday things. Take walks, explore nature, and chat about what you see!
Make it fun: English worksheets, drawing, and coloring are gold for grabbing kids’ attention and boosting their language skills.
Lead by example: If you’re fluent in English, chat with your kids naturally. Show them how cool and useful English can be in everyday life – try to use your native language at a minimum if not at all!
Get creative with tools: Flashcards, speaking cards, coloring pages, and easy games make learning feel like playtime. Mix it up to keep things fun!
In a nutshell, learning English with our young learners is all about fun, exploration, and chatter. Let’s make it an adventure they’ll love!
And remember, don’t stress if it doesn’t happen overnight. Every small step counts on this language journey.
Let us help you along the way with our ESL/EFL lesson plans and worksheets. They are designed with young learners in mind and tested-and-proven to work.