Shield Language Program for Children
Key points on children’s learning pattern:
At 5-8 years, children understand more about sounds and how they make words. This helps them with learning to read.
By the time children are five, you can understand all of what they say.
Children’s understanding and use of grammar is developing. Their sentences and stories become more complex too.
Children are learning more words all the time.
Why Choose us?
Our curriculum is specifically designed to cater to the way children learn, with group-based activities and class projects that encourage teamwork, problem-solving, and critical thinking.
Our lessons are different from those taught in regular school studies, but they complement and support them. By learning with us, your child will not only improve their language proficiency but also develop 21st-century skills, cultural awareness and values.
Children who learn with our expert language instructors will benefit in numerous ways.
Our highly qualified and experienced teachers specialize in teaching young learners, and they are adept at inspiring and motivating children to learn. Through the use of songs, rhymes, stories, games, videos, tablets, apps, and the internet, our students engage in a variety of interactive learning experiences that help them develop the ability, confidence, and language skills to communicate when dealing with familiar topics and themes.
At our language school, we are committed to providing academic excellence through our course structure.
Our academic year is divided into three terms, providing a year-long learning experience that allows students to develop their language skills at a steady pace. We understand the importance of tracking progress, and we maintain regular communication with parents about their child's progress through progress reports and parent-teacher conferences.
We believe that education should be more than just learning a language; it should prepare students for their future beyond the classroom.
Our curriculum emphasizes the development of important life skills such as teamwork, problem-solving, critical thinking, and creativity. By learning these skills, your child will be better equipped to face the challenges of the future with confidence and resilience.
COURSE PRICE AND DURATION
Language development in children at 5-8 years: early literacy and language sounds
By five years, children know that words are made of different sounds and syllables. When they’re listening, they can identify words beginning with the same sound – for example, ‘Mummy made magic marshmallows’. They can also notice words that sound the same and play rhyming games with words like ‘bat’, ‘cat’, ‘fat’, ‘hat’ and ‘mat’.
At 5-6 years, your child might know some or all of the sounds that go with the different letters of the alphabet. This is an important first step in learning to read. At this age, children also learn that single sounds combine together into words. For example, when you put the ‘t’, ‘o’ and ‘p’ sounds together, they make the word ‘top’.
By six years, children start to read simple stories with easy words that sound the way they’re spelled, like ‘pig’, ‘door’ or ‘ball’. They’re also starting to write or copy letters of the alphabet, especially the letters for the sounds and words they’re learning.
By eight years, your child understands what they’re reading. Your child might read on their own, and reading might even be one of their favorite activities. By this age children can also write a simple story.