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Little Routines: How to Start English at Home
Children learn best when they feel safe — and nothing feels safer than a routine. How to build a tiny daily English ritual your child will ask for.
Songs, games, and little routines for learning English through play. Free lessons are yours to use right away; paid packs come with printable materials delivered by email.
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Children learn best when they feel safe — and nothing feels safer than a routine. How to build a tiny daily English ritual your child will ask for.
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Five days of soap-powered English for ages 3–6 — a monster germ craft, a kitchen science experiment, and words your child will use every single day.
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How to turn a single picture book into five days of English games — retelling, relay races, and a five-senses tasting game.
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The doughnut-or-apple game, a food pyramid you build together, and a supermarket treasure hunt — food vocabulary for ages 3–7.
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A classic American folk rhyme becomes an animal-vocabulary feast — with a feed-the-lady box your child will play with for weeks.
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Sponge-stamped ice cubes, a real straw, and a glass of paper lemonade — summer vocabulary your child can make with their hands.
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The gentlest possible start to phonics — three sounds, three games, and a routine you can run at home in ten minutes a day.
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A paper-plate masquerade mask plus a first taste of geography — the city where people travel by boat. English and the world, together.
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Two super-easy Easter crafts for ages 2+ — bunny egg cups and a cotton-tail mask — wrapped in a movement game full of action words.
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A hand-print turkey, a roll-and-draw counting game, and a first gentle 'thank you' — autumn English for small hands.
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A playful first counting lesson — buzz along with the bees while learning the English numbers one to ten.