Children's program
Children learn through play, stories, and conversation.
Children explore language through movement, stories, drawing, and hands-on activities. Lessons give them room to join in, try new words, and learn at a comfortable pace.
- Hands-on activities
- Drawing
- Games
- Phonics
- Reading
- Writing
- Speaking
- Creative projects
A few moments from our children’s program.
These short, silent clips show role-play, reading, presentations, and group performances.
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Reading together -
A group performance -
A bakery role-play -
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1 Reading together -
2 Group performance -
3 Bakery role-play -
4 Story presentation -
5 Speaking to an audience
Phonics program
See how phonics works
Build word reading and spelling from speech sounds.
Phonics helps children connect letters with sounds, blend sounds into words, and work out unfamiliar words.
Student performances
A chance to share what they have learned.
Student performances can include short plays, songs, presentations, and dialogues. They give learners a relaxed reason to speak for an audience.
