Young Learners (6-12) Courses

Expand knowledge of English grammar structures, including complex verb tenses, reported speech, and conditionals.

Develop a wider range of English vocabulary related to various topics such as music, travel, shopping, jobs, and weather.

Improve listening and speaking skills through communicative activities such as presenting tips, giving a weather forecast, and writing a café review.

Enhance pronunciation skills by practicing stress, rhythm, and intonation patterns of English words and sentences.

Engage in collaborative missions that foster communication and cooperation, such as creating a class encyclopedia or writing a travel guide.

Develop reading and writing skills by engaging with texts and activities related to real-life situations, such as writing a news report or a concert review.

Prepare for the B1 Preliminary for Schools exam by engaging with embedded exam preparation and practice activities in the course materials.

Build confidence in using English to communicate in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Develop critical thinking skills by analyzing and evaluating different types of texts and presenting ideas and opinions.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Develop a basic understanding of scientific concepts such as living and non-living things, the human body, plants and animals, and the weather.

Expand scientific vocabulary related to the above-mentioned scientific concepts.

Develop grammar and pronunciation skills through science-related communicative activities and tasks.

Enhance listening and reading comprehension skills through engaging with science-related texts and activities.

Engage in collaborative missions that foster communication and cooperation, such as creating a science project or performing a science experiment.

Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills through exploring scientific concepts and engaging with science-related activities.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Expand scientific vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation skills through engaging with the content of the Science Skills Level 2 Pupil's Book.

Develop listening and reading comprehension skills by engaging in interactive activities and tasks that are relevant to real-life scientific situations.

Gain knowledge and understanding of scientific concepts such as the motor system, vital functions of human beings, animals, plants, materials, and machines through interactive activities such as simulations, observations, and building activities.

Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills by engaging in scientific practices such as movement exercises, observations, and discussions.

Foster collaboration and teamwork skills by working with others on group activities and projects.

Develop confidence in using English to communicate scientific concepts and ideas in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Expand scientific vocabulary related to topics such as the skeletal system, digestive system, life cycles, photosynthesis, environmental conservation, and simple machines.

Develop a deeper understanding of scientific concepts through interactive activities such as observations, simulations, experiments, and discussions.

Improve listening and speaking skills through communicative activities such as role-playing, hands-on projects, and discussions related to scientific concepts.

Enhance pronunciation skills by practicing sounds, stress, and intonation patterns of scientific vocabulary and sentences.

Engage in collaborative missions that foster communication and cooperation, such as building a simple machine or developing an environmental conservation plan.

Develop reading and writing skills by engaging with texts and activities related to scientific concepts and real-life situations, such as writing a report about the importance of environmental conservation.

Build confidence in using English to communicate about scientific concepts in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Develop critical thinking skills by analyzing scientific information and solving problems related to scientific concepts.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Expand knowledge of scientific concepts and vocabulary related to body systems, emotions and mental health, organisms, plants, invisible forces, and machines.

Develop a deeper understanding of scientific principles through interactive activities such as simulations, experiments, observations, and discussions.

Improve listening and speaking skills through communicative activities such as role-playing, discussions, and presentations related to scientific topics.

Enhance pronunciation skills by practicing sounds, stress, and intonation patterns of scientific vocabulary and concepts.

Engage in collaborative projects that foster communication and cooperation, such as hands-on projects related to body systems or research projects on the impact of machines on society.

Develop reading and writing skills by engaging with texts and activities related to real-life scientific situations, such as writing about the importance of plants in the ecosystem or taking notes on invisible forces.

Prepare for future scientific studies by engaging with embedded exam preparation and practice activities in the course materials.

Build confidence in using English to communicate scientific concepts and topics in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Develop critical thinking skills by analyzing scientific concepts and data, and making connections between different scientific principles.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Understand and use basic English grammar structures, including present simple, present continuous, and simple past tense.

Learn and use a range of common English vocabulary related to topics such as school, personal information, animals, food, birthdays, sports, and holidays.

Develop listening and speaking skills through communicative activities such as dialogues, role-plays, and group discussions.

Improve pronunciation by practicing sounds, stress, and intonation patterns of English words and sentences.

Engage in collaborative missions that foster communication and cooperation, such as creating a classroom, making a farm, organizing a picnic, and planning a sports day.

Develop reading and writing skills by engaging with texts and activities related to real-life situations, such as creating an All about me book or planning a wildlife tour.

Prepare for the Pre A1 Starters exam by engaging with embedded exam preparation and practice activities in the course materials.

Build confidence in using English to communicate in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Develop a positive attitude towards learning English and a curiosity about different cultures through cross-cultural topics and activities.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Expand scientific knowledge by learning advanced scientific concepts related to interactions between living things and their environment, nutrition, sustainable living, mixtures, chemical reactions, and magnetism.

Develop scientific vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation, and enhance overall communication abilities in English.

Practice listening and reading comprehension skills through engaging with a range of texts related to scientific concepts and topics.

Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects, experiments, and research projects related to scientific topics.

Enhance collaborative skills through group discussions, debates, and project-based activities related to scientific topics.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Develop and expand English language skills acquired in Level 1, including basic grammar structures and vocabulary.

Learn and use new English vocabulary related to topics such as daily routines, leisure activities, family life, animals, weather, and food.

Develop listening and speaking skills through communicative activities such as dialogues, role-plays, and group discussions.

Improve pronunciation by practicing sounds, stress, and intonation patterns of English words and sentences.

Engage in collaborative missions that foster communication and cooperation, such as planning a fun activities timetable, acting out a scene, and making a weather map.

Develop reading and writing skills by engaging with texts and activities related to real-life situations, such as writing a trip review or making a recipe book.

Prepare for the A1 Movers exam by engaging with embedded exam preparation and practice activities in the course materials.

Build confidence in using English to communicate in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Develop critical thinking skills by planning and creating a documentary about animals and planning a holiday world tour.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Develop a deeper understanding of English grammar structures, including present perfect tense, comparative and superlative adjectives, and reported speech.

Expand English vocabulary related to topics such as daily routines, food, health, adventure, performance, careers, travel, and leisure activities.

Improve listening and speaking skills through communicative activities such as dialogues, debates, and group discussions.

Enhance pronunciation skills by practicing sounds, stress, and intonation patterns of English words and sentences.

Engage in collaborative missions that foster communication and cooperation, such as planning a circus artist's week or creating a jungle adventure park.

Develop reading and writing skills by engaging with texts and activities related to real-life situations, such as creating a town guide or preparing a performance.

Prepare for the A1 Movers exam by engaging with embedded exam preparation and practice activities in the course materials.

Build confidence in using English to communicate in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Develop critical thinking skills by planning and creating a restaurant, choosing a dream job, and organizing a summer camp.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Understand and use basic English grammar structures, including present simple, present continuous, and simple past tense.

Learn and use a range of common English vocabulary related to topics such as school, personal information, animals, food, birthdays, sports, and holidays.

Develop listening and speaking skills through communicative activities such as dialogues, role-plays, and group discussions.

Improve pronunciation by practicing sounds, stress, and intonation patterns of English words and sentences.

Engage in collaborative missions that foster communication and cooperation, such as creating a classroom, making a farm, organizing a picnic, and planning a sports day.

Develop reading and writing skills by engaging with texts and activities related to real-life situations, such as creating an All about me book or planning a wildlife tour.

Prepare for the Pre A1 Starters exam by engaging with embedded exam preparation and practice activities in the course materials.

Build confidence in using English to communicate in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Develop a positive attitude towards learning English and a curiosity about different cultures through cross-cultural topics and activities.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Expand knowledge of English grammar structures, including past tense, phrasal verbs, and conditional sentences.

Develop a deeper understanding of English vocabulary related to topics such as travel, environment, celebrations, time, weather, work, space, and cooking.

Improve listening and speaking skills through communicative activities such as class quizzes, TV weather reports, and cooking competitions.

Enhance pronunciation skills by practising sounds, stress, and intonation patterns of English words and sentences.

Engage in collaborative missions that foster communication and cooperation, such as creating a holiday planner or planning a space mission.

Develop reading and writing skills by engaging with texts and activities related to real-life situations, such as writing an explorer's expedition diary or creating an encyclopedia entry.

Prepare for the A2 Flyers exam by engaging with embedded exam preparation and practice activities in the course materials.

Build confidence in using English to communicate in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Develop critical thinking skills by inventing something to help with a job and writing a chain story about a mystery.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Develop a basic understanding of scientific concepts such as living and non-living things, the human body, plants and animals, and the weather.

Expand scientific vocabulary related to the above-mentioned scientific concepts.

Develop grammar and pronunciation skills through science-related communicative activities and tasks.

Enhance listening and reading comprehension skills through engaging with science-related texts and activities.

Engage in collaborative missions that foster communication and cooperation, such as creating a science project or performing a science experiment.

Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills through exploring scientific concepts and engaging with science-related activities.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Expand scientific vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation skills through engaging with the content of the Science Skills Level 2 Pupil's Book.

Develop listening and reading comprehension skills by engaging in interactive activities and tasks that are relevant to real-life scientific situations.

Gain knowledge and understanding of scientific concepts such as the motor system, vital functions of human beings, animals, plants, materials, and machines through interactive activities such as simulations, observations, and building activities.

Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills by engaging in scientific practices such as movement exercises, observations, and discussions.

Foster collaboration and teamwork skills by working with others on group activities and projects.

Develop confidence in using English to communicate scientific concepts and ideas in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Expand scientific vocabulary related to topics such as the skeletal system, digestive system, life cycles, photosynthesis, environmental conservation, and simple machines.

Develop a deeper understanding of scientific concepts through interactive activities such as observations, simulations, experiments, and discussions.

Improve listening and speaking skills through communicative activities such as role-playing, hands-on projects, and discussions related to scientific concepts.

Enhance pronunciation skills by practicing sounds, stress, and intonation patterns of scientific vocabulary and sentences.

Engage in collaborative missions that foster communication and cooperation, such as building a simple machine or developing an environmental conservation plan.

Develop reading and writing skills by engaging with texts and activities related to scientific concepts and real-life situations, such as writing a report about the importance of environmental conservation.

Build confidence in using English to communicate about scientific concepts in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Develop critical thinking skills by analyzing scientific information and solving problems related to scientific concepts.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Expand knowledge of scientific concepts and vocabulary related to body systems, emotions and mental health, organisms, plants, invisible forces, and machines.

Develop a deeper understanding of scientific principles through interactive activities such as simulations, experiments, observations, and discussions.

Improve listening and speaking skills through communicative activities such as role-playing, discussions, and presentations related to scientific topics.

Enhance pronunciation skills by practicing sounds, stress, and intonation patterns of scientific vocabulary and concepts.

Engage in collaborative projects that foster communication and cooperation, such as hands-on projects related to body systems or research projects on the impact of machines on society.

Develop reading and writing skills by engaging with texts and activities related to real-life scientific situations, such as writing about the importance of plants in the ecosystem or taking notes on invisible forces.

Prepare for future scientific studies by engaging with embedded exam preparation and practice activities in the course materials.

Build confidence in using English to communicate scientific concepts and topics in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Develop critical thinking skills by analyzing scientific concepts and data, and making connections between different scientific principles.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Expand scientific knowledge by learning advanced scientific concepts related to interactions between living things and their environment, nutrition, sustainable living, mixtures, chemical reactions, and magnetism.

Develop scientific vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation, and enhance overall communication abilities in English.

Practice listening and reading comprehension skills through engaging with a range of texts related to scientific concepts and topics.

Develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills through hands-on projects, experiments, and research projects related to scientific topics.

Enhance collaborative skills through group discussions, debates, and project-based activities related to scientific topics.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Develop and expand English language skills acquired in Level 1, including basic grammar structures and vocabulary.

Learn and use new English vocabulary related to topics such as daily routines, leisure activities, family life, animals, weather, and food.

Develop listening and speaking skills through communicative activities such as dialogues, role-plays, and group discussions.

Improve pronunciation by practicing sounds, stress, and intonation patterns of English words and sentences.

Engage in collaborative missions that foster communication and cooperation, such as planning a fun activities timetable, acting out a scene, and making a weather map.

Develop reading and writing skills by engaging with texts and activities related to real-life situations, such as writing a trip review or making a recipe book.

Prepare for the A1 Movers exam by engaging with embedded exam preparation and practice activities in the course materials.

Build confidence in using English to communicate in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Develop critical thinking skills by planning and creating a documentary about animals and planning a holiday world tour.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Develop a deeper understanding of English grammar structures, including present perfect tense, comparative and superlative adjectives, and reported speech.

Expand English vocabulary related to topics such as daily routines, food, health, adventure, performance, careers, travel, and leisure activities.

Improve listening and speaking skills through communicative activities such as dialogues, debates, and group discussions.

Enhance pronunciation skills by practicing sounds, stress, and intonation patterns of English words and sentences.

Engage in collaborative missions that foster communication and cooperation, such as planning a circus artist's week or creating a jungle adventure park.

Develop reading and writing skills by engaging with texts and activities related to real-life situations, such as creating a town guide or preparing a performance.

Prepare for the A1 Movers exam by engaging with embedded exam preparation and practice activities in the course materials.

Build confidence in using English to communicate in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Develop critical thinking skills by planning and creating a restaurant, choosing a dream job, and organizing a summer camp.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.

Develop a more sophisticated understanding of English grammar structures, including advanced verb tenses, modal verbs, and reported speech.

Expand vocabulary knowledge by engaging with topics such as technology, sports, emotions, and cities.

Improve listening and speaking skills through a range of communicative activities, such as making recommendations, inventing new sports, and participating in cooking competitions.

Enhance pronunciation skills by practicing stress, rhythm, and intonation patterns of longer sentences and more complex words.

Engage in collaborative missions that foster communication and cooperation, such as planning a city visit or making a scene for a film or TV show.

Develop reading and writing skills by engaging with texts and activities related to real-life situations, such as writing reviews, sharing ideas to protect the environment, and creating a 'feeling wheel'.

Prepare for the A2 Key for Schools exam by engaging with embedded exam preparation and practice activities in the course materials.

Build confidence in using English to communicate in real-life situations through a fun and engaging learning environment.

Develop critical thinking skills by inventing new technology and finding out about emergency services.

Reflect on learning progress and set goals for future learning through self-evaluation activities at the end of each unit.