CourseG1–3 Book Club
- What you'll find
- The next level, where your child reads easy chapter books on their own from start to finish.

Children in Pre-K and kindergarten listen to English picture books and grow comfortable with books in English.
After each story, they repeat its English phrases through songs, games, and role-play.
Your child's class depends more on how well they understand and talk about English stories than on age.
After Early, your child moves up to Developing, the level for grades 1–3.
Your child listens to English picture books and storybooks and follows the scenes, the characters, and how the story unfolds.
Your child learns common English words and phrases by hearing them again and again across different books.
Your child sings, plays games, and acts out scenes using English phrases from the book.
Your child answers questions about the book and shares their own ideas in short English sentences.
At the Early level, your child reads English picture books and storybooks filled with pictures.
The instructor picks books based on your child's English listening and speaking level and the kinds of stories they like.

You'll hear what the instructor notices, too. See how parents get progress updates
Whether your child follows the scenes, characters, and events in the story they heard.
Whether your child says English phrases from the book during activities or when answering questions.
Which stories and topics catch your child's interest.
Tell us your child's age, the English books they listen to or read now, and any experience they've had speaking English. Together, we'll pick their first book and how their classes will work.