Why learning English early helps your child at school and in life
The right age to make English feel natural. From their earliest years through to adolescence, children can discover English through age-appropriate experiences, from listening, imitation and play to reading, conversation and everyday communication. Starting English at this age does not mean introducing difficult grammar rules...
What happens during an English lesson for children?
For many parents, the first English lesson can feel a little mysterious. What actually happens in the classroom? Do children sit at desks? Do they repeat words again and again? At a Pingu’s English centre in Italy the experience is designed very differently. A typical...
Is it normal if my child is shy in English?
A very common feeling at the beginning. Yes, it is completely normal if your child is shy in English, especially in the early stages of learning. Many children understand more than they are able to say, and this can create a gap between what they...
How to help your child practise English at home
Helping your child practise English at home can feel difficult, especially if your own English is not very strong. But don’t worry, you don’t need to be perfect. In fact, simple daily activities can make a big difference. Children learn best when they feel relaxed...
My family and me: easy English words for children
Talking about your family is one of the easiest and most useful ways to start learning English. Children already know what they want to say, they only need the words to say it. When you use simple vocabulary connected to real life, English becomes friendly...
Christmas Morning English: easy words for a festive day
Christmas morning has a special kind of magic. The house feels quieter for a moment, the lights from the tree are still on, and excitement is in the air. This is the perfect time to introduce a little English in a natural and relaxed way....
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