English Steps
From first words to first stories. Children learn to listen, speak and start reading through play.
π΅ Songs & rhymes
Music makes new words stick. Every lesson opens and closes with a song.
π€ Phonics
Letter sounds taught with actions and objects, the way UK early-years classrooms do.
π£ Lots of talking
1-to-1 means your child speaks for most of the lesson β not just listens.
What your child will learn
First words
Hello, friends!
Greet, say name, wave goodbye.
Colours all around
Name 6 colours; point and say.
Count 1 to 10
Count objects to 10; hold up fingers.
Animal friends
Name 8 animals and their sounds.
Starters
My family
Say mum, dad, brother, sister, baby; "This is myβ¦"
Yummy food
Name fruits & food; "I like / I don't like".
Getting dressed
Name clothes; "Put on yourβ¦"
Phonics: s a t p
Hear and say the sounds s, a, t, p.
Explorers
My home
Rooms and furniture; "Where is the�"
Phonics: i n m d
Sounds i, n, m, d; blend 3-letter words.
Weather & feelings
Describe weather and how we feel.
Things that go
Transport words; "I can see aβ¦"
Early readers
Story time: The Little Seed
Listen to a story; answer simple questions.
Phonics: g o c k
Sounds g, o, c, k; read CVC words.
Opposites
big/small, hot/cold, up/down, fast/slow.
Show and tell
Speak 3β4 sentences about a favourite thing.