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Teaching sentence structure to children with learning difficulties requires patience and an approach tailored to their specific needs. You can use external teaching elements like visual aids (charts and graphs) and multisensory techniques (gestures) to make learning more engaging and accessible to them.
- Start with English Books
- Get Them Hooked with YouTube English
- Learn English with Recipes
- Find A Pen Pal to Learn English Together
- Go Forth and Get Excited About English
Kids make the best bookworms. Books are a classic form of entertainment and they can come in so many different formats. They don't have to be just novels; think graphic novels, comic books, chapter books, or audiobooks, you name it. This is especially useful because you have reading options. Maybe your kid prefers long fantasy books--or maybe they ...
For kids, watching songs, cartoons or personalities on Youtube can reach them like nothing else. Kelsey has written before about some great Youtube videos with which to practice English sounds. The great thing about Youtube is there's content out there for every sort of child! No matter their age, hearing English in song or story-format will help t...
Hands-on learning is usually more fun than a worksheet. One seamless way to incorporate English into your child's everyday life is to use it in daily activities, like cooking. Who doesn't love baking a tray of cookies with their little one? All right, kitchen messes aside, cooking together is a great way to bond. You can use an English recipe to ma...
If your child is struggling to find a reason to learn English, then maybe writing to another kid their age will encourage them. They can become a pen pal--someone who writes letters to another, usually from another country. Becoming a pen pal is a classic way to build connections between people of different cultures, countries and languages. Once y...
It's easy to get burnt out on English worksheets or grammar lessons. If your child is feeling demotivated, try one of these four ways to get them excited about using English. Does your child prefer active games or quiet reading hours? Are they in their first steps of learning the alphabet or are they ready to write letters to a new friend? First, c...
For parents, we have articles on supporting children in learning English, videos on using English at home and information about English courses for your child. Listen and watch Learn to sing songs in English and watch fun stories and videos!
These free learning activities, available on a computer or a tablet, help your child practise all four language skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking. This is a quick and easy way to help your child practise a little bit of English every day. Short learning activities for young learners.
Vegetables, Sports, Prepositions... Your little ones will find here all different topics to learn English in a fun and interactive way!
Choose between self-study or teacher-led learning and discover a wide variety of exclusive learning materials to support your study of the English language. Experience live, online group classes, personalised learning pathways, detailed progress tracking and valuable feedback.
LearnEnglish Kids is the British Council's website for children around the world who are learning English as a second or foreign language.
