Choose from my
programs
Core curriculum
Little curious cats (3-7 years old)
Level 1 units
- All about me, alphabet & colors + shapes
- I know my body
- Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle- Fruit, food, days of the week
- I can get dressed & seasons (introduction to seasons)
- All about my house
- Meet my family (shorter unit)
- All about my house: I am a chef
- I like to play with my toys
- I can be a farmer too
- I love pets: A visit to a veterinary hospital
- My birthday (done in the birthday week) can fit any level.
Level 2 units
- What’s the weather like today?
- Let’s visit the zoo animals
- I love vegetables! Food farm & plant care
- I can run fast: Verbs & sports
- Let’s talk about professions: Community helpers
- All of the things in my city
- Wheels of the bus (transportation)
- I can talk about my feelings
- The jungle is amazing
- My five senses
Level 3 units
- I have many hobbies
- At the restaurant
- At the supermarket
- At the farmer’s market
- Trees are magical
- Can we meet the forest animals?
- I love plants
- I love to travel
- All about recycling
Seasonal units
- Let’s explore Halloween – culture & customs (no religion)
- Let’s explore Christmas – culture & customs (no religion)
- The 4 seasons & weather: I love spring!
- The 4 seasons & weather: I love summer!
- The 4 seasons & weather: I love fall!
- The 4 seasons & weather: I love winter!
Each unit in all of the levels (level 1, 2, 3, seasonal themes, and additional themes) consist of the following things (all related to the themes):
- One 3d game world with practical tasks.
- Multiple printable materials.
- One or two core digital materials.
- Multiple games for review and practice.
- One big grammar and vocabulary collection from the unit.
- One science workshop.
- One LEGO engineering workshop.
- One storytelling workshop
- One cooking workshop.
- One art workshop.
- Multiple 3D block engineering workshops where the students build their own worlds to learn and review the content.
Alice's specialized programs
Creative writing (6-12)
- Developing your own fantasy world, workshop 1
- Learning how to develop a character
- Learning how to develop a story setting, workshop 2 – continuing and adding to in based on the character we developed
- Learning about basic creative writing structure
- Writing a short fantasy story – 1st draft done together in class
- Doing an imaginary news report
- Writing a short symbolic 100-word story
- Writing an opinion piece about a topic
- Writing a 3-chapter fantasy book – 3 sessions
- Create a digital book – drawings or AI generated illustrations
The activities include:
- A lot of guided learning in the workshops to learn about fundamental writing skills.
- Joint planning and pre-writing discussions.
- Live style, grammar and structure feedback and discussing further progress.
- Focuses not only on the writing, but also on developing 21st-century skills such as creativity, learner autonomy, and resilience.
Harry Potter book club
The full material units and detailed curriculum aims (vocabulary and grammar for each lesson) cover all 7 Harry Potter books.
The activities include:
- A lot of guided learning in the workshops to learn about fundamental reading skills.
- Creative writing, science, and art-themed Harry Potter activities,
- Live style, grammar and structure feedback and discussing further progress.
- Focuses not only on the reading, but also on developing 21st-century skills such as creativity, learner autonomy, and resilience.
Fun & science (5-12 years old)
Lesson topics range from exploring noise pollution, climate change and deforestation, all the way to designing an eco-friendly smart house, and much more!
Act local, think global program deals with environmental education and protection through fun, explorative projects.
It is STEM-based and focused on building environmental awareness and problem solving using science, technology, engineering, and math.
How is your child's English level measured?
Cambridge English levels for children – after these basic levels, your child can get ready for the higher levels – PET, KET, FCE, CAE
Preschool
- Knows the alphabet, counts to 10, knows colors and body parts
- Knows or recognizes more than 60 words and phrases in English (animals, pets, food, toys)
- Recognizes the refrains of common songs for children
Starters, pre-A1
- Participates in short dialogues about familiar things
- Understands spoken English, sings songs, tells short stories
- Understands basic English content on the internet
Movers, A1
- Understands basic instructions or takes part in simple conversations
- Understands basic notices, instructions or information
- Completes basic forms and writes notes, including times, dates and places
Flyers, A2
- Understands simple written English
- Communicates in familiar situations
- Understands and uses basic phrases and expressions
- Interacts with English speakers who talk slowly and clearly
How is my curriculum structured?
Alice has 2 types of classrooms: Interactive classroom & game classroom
Level 1: ELLoquent interactive classroom
In the interactive classroom, we use gamified & clickable materials to make the children engaged and focused!
Level 2: ELLoquent game classroom
*Teacher Alice’s and game classroom avatar
In the game classroom we develop all 4 language skills + creativity in critical thinking by building our own world!
What do you and your child get in the individual lessons?
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Individualized approach and adapted curriculum for each student depending on their level
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Total immersion, meaning that we speak English and only English - even if your child's level is low
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The focus is on hands-on learning, practical activities and many interactive games
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Reading, listening, speaking and writing language skills done at the same time
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Real-life skills - Collaboration, communication, creativity and critical thinking
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Science, arts and crafts, game engineering, LEGO model engineering in a themed curriculum
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Student portfolio where you get screenshots and a summary of EVERY lesson so you're always informed of our progress
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Family and parent support to build relationships and to help parents play in English with the children after class
What are some real-life English skills your child can develop in an individual classroom?
Creativity
Your child has the teacher’s full attention and can develop creativity and creative thinking skills through hands-on activities and game engineering.
Interculturalism
Your child has a chance to explore different cultures through the long-term curriculum through videos, discussion, storybooks, and chatting with other individual students in our chat project.
Digital and visual literacy
Your child can learn how to use different technologies and devices while also acquiring a sense of visual literacy through my carefully designed learning materials, which will boost their media literacy later.
Critical thinking
Your child has an opportunity to express their wishes, ideas, and thoughts, and they can develop their critical thinking skills from the ground up in each unit.
