English Course for Young Learners
Part 1
Alphabet
:
learn the alphabet (pronunciation)
Alphabet
:
learn to spell
Part 2
Numbers
:
How many ducks? (pronunciation)
Numbers
:
Count the eggs in the basket
Numbers
:
How many bananas, apples and lemons? (spelling)
Part 3
Days of the week
:
learn the days of the week (pronunciation)
Weather
:
Weekly weather forcast
Weather
:
Catch the letters (vocabulary and spelling)
Part 4
Months of the year
:
pronunciation
Seasons
:
pronunciation
Part 5
Colours
:
pronunciation and spelling
Colours
:
Colour the scarecrow
Colours
:
Colour the windmill
Part 11
Time
:
Learning about the clock
Time
:
The time is now ...
Time
:
The diary
Part 12
Directions
:
Do you know these signs?
Directions
:
The town where you live
Directions
:
Following directions
Part 13
Transport
:
How do you get to school?
Transport
:
Find a way to travel.
Transport
:
A school trip
Part 14
Pronouns
:
Personal pronouns.
Pronouns
:
Test your knowlege of pronouns.
Pronouns
:
Duck races.
Part 15
Clothes
:
The clothes you are wearing.
Clothes
:
Parts of the jacket.
Clothes
:
Take the clothes from the washing line.
Clothes
:
Can you catch the pirates?
Part 6
Plurals
:
How to make a plural
Plurals
: Regular and irregular plurals
Plurals
: Which picture goes with which plural?
Part 7
Animals
:
Pronunciation and spelling
Animals
: Which animal? - description.
Part 8
Opposites
:
Find words with the opposite meaning
Part 9
Fruit
:
Do you know your fruit? (pronunciation)
Fruit
: Fruit stall.
Fruit
: At the Greengrocer's.
Part 10
Vegetables
:
Do you know your vegetables? (pronunciation)
Vegetables
:
Find the vegetable.
Vegetables
:
Describe the vegetables in the picture.
Part 16
Shapes
:
Learn about the shapes.
Shapes
:
2D shapes.
Shapes
:
3D shapes.
Shapes
:
Spelling game.
Part 17
Body
:
Parts of the body.
Body
:
From the ankle to the sholders.
Body
:
Here come the aliens.
Part 18
Compound words
:
Make a new word.
Part 19
Comparatives
:
Who is younger and who is older?
Comparatives
:
Which ball is bigger?
Part 20
Past tense
:
Find a word in the past tense.
Past tense
:
Stop the word.
Past tense
:
A letter from a friend.