Everyday English for Young Learners
Learn 874 useful words for stories, school, play, family life, and children’s everyday listening.
- Words
- 874
- Modules
- 3
- Lessons
- 88
Course structure
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1
First Words and Routines
Build a strong first-word foundation for home, play, people, and daily routines.
- Words
- 300
- Lessons
- 30
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2
Stories and School
Understand more of classroom talk, children’s stories, questions, and descriptions.
- Words
- 300
- Lessons
- 30
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3
My Wider World
Explore nature, feelings, actions, places, and ideas with growing confidence.
- Words
- 274
- Lessons
- 28
What you will study in Everyday English for Young Learners
The course contains 3 modules and 88 published lessons. Its level range is Pre-A1–A2 · Children’s everyday English. Start with the module that matches your current needs, or follow the modules in order to build a regular study routine.
Study the meanings and example sentences, listen to the pronunciation and practise recalling the words. Use a few new words in your own sentences, then return to earlier lessons to review them.
The modules cover First Words and Routines, Stories and School, My Wider World. Choose a module above to see its lessons and plan a manageable study session.
Before you start
Use Pre-A1–A2 · Children’s everyday English as a guide to the material. Open an early lesson and check that you can follow its instructions and most examples. If it feels difficult, revise the unfamiliar language before continuing; if it feels easy, choose a later module that addresses a specific gap.
Apply what you learn
Aim to recall words from the available lessons and use them with suitable meanings and natural combinations. Keep your own example sentence for useful words and review it later without looking at the definition.
Keep a note of patterns or words you found difficult and revisit them in a later study session. Completing lessons records your study progress; it does not by itself certify a language level.