🎧 Listen & Repeat (2 minutes)
Tap A, E, I, O, U. Repeat each letter name twice. Smile and relax your face while speaking.
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Learn the letters. Build your first sentences. Practise a little every day, at your own pace.
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ONE SMALL STEP AT A TIME
01
Meet a letterAa
02
Learn a wordapple
03
Make it your ownI have an apple.
Say it. Read it. Try it in a sentence.
A SIMPLE FIRST SESSION
Three small wins today.
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Learning the alphabet is easy
Tap a letter to hear its name using your browser’s English voice. The vowel letters A, E, I, O, U are highlighted. Letters can have different sounds in words. Small steps, big progress. You’ve got this!
Choose a letter, listen to its name, then repeat it.
🗣️ Say Your Name (1 minute)
Spell your name with letters. Example: “R‑A‑H‑U‑L.” Tap each letter as you say it.
👀 Find Your 5 (1 minute)
Choose any 5 letters you love. Tap them in order, then backwards. Great for memory and control!
Learn one useful word today
Short meaning, natural pronunciation, and tiny examples you can copy. Daily, simple, friendly.
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Run
rʌn
To move quickly using your legs.
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Example 1
I run to school.
Example 2
She can run fast.
Example 3
They run in the park.
Play to learn — 3–5 minute mini games
Warm up your ears, eyes, and tongue. Short games help you remember faster and speak with confidence.
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Prefix Match
Use a meaning clue to choose the base word that fits a prefix. Learn how prefixes such as un-, re-, and pre- change a word.
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Sentence Sort
Arrange the word tiles to make a complete sentence. Return or undo a tile when you want to change the order, then check your answer.
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Spelling Practice
Use the meaning clue to build each word from letter tiles. Practise ten different words and read a spelling tip after each answer.
Small tools, clear practice
Format a sentence, listen to a word, or count the words in your writing.
Sentence formatting
Tidy spacing, capitalise the first letter, and add end punctuation.
Format a sentence
Pronunciation playback
Listen to a word or short phrase using your browser’s English voice, then repeat it.
Practise pronunciation
Word counter
Count the words in a short piece of English writing. Joined words such as “well-known” count as one.
Count your words
Small daily steps → big progress
Follow one tiny task each day. Check the box when you finish. Your progress is saved on this device.
📅 Day 1
Day 1: Learn the letter names A, E, I, O, U. Say each twice.
📅 Day 2
Day 2: Spell your name (e.g., R‑A‑J).
📅 Day 3
Day 3: Today’s Word — speak 3 short sentences.
📅 Day 4
Day 4: Greet 2 people: “Hello, I am ____.”
📅 Day 5
Day 5: Play one game for 3 minutes.
📅 Day 6
Day 6: Learn the letter names B, C, D. Say each twice.
📅 Day 7
Day 7: Ask & answer: “How are you?” “I am fine.”
📅 Day 8
Day 8: Use 5 new words in tiny sentences.
📅 Day 9
Day 9: Listen and repeat Today’s Word 3x.
📅 Day 10
Day 10: Read aloud a short paragraph (30 sec).
📅 Day 11
Day 11: Learn the letter names F, G, H. Say each twice.
📅 Day 12
Day 12: Speak about your morning (3 lines).
📅 Day 13
Day 13: Play a spelling game (3 minutes).
📅 Day 14
Day 14: Learn the letter names J, K, L. Say each twice.
📅 Day 15
Day 15: Ask 3 questions: What, Where, When.
📅 Day 16
Day 16: Write 4 sentences about family.
📅 Day 17
Day 17: Learn the letter names M, N, P. Say each twice.
📅 Day 18
Day 18: Describe 3 objects near you.
📅 Day 19
Day 19: Use “I like…” in 3 lines.
📅 Day 20
Day 20: Today’s Word — use in a question.
📅 Day 21
Day 21: Learn the letter names Q, R, S. Say each twice.
📅 Day 22
Day 22: Speak for 45 seconds about food.
📅 Day 23
Day 23: Play Vocabulary Match (3 minutes).
📅 Day 24
Day 24: Learn the letter names T, V, W. Say each twice.
📅 Day 25
Day 25: Practice “This/That/These/Those”.
📅 Day 26
Day 26: Write 5 action sentences (I run, I read…).
📅 Day 27
Day 27: Learn the letter names X, Y, Z. Say each twice.
📅 Day 28
Day 28: Ask & answer prices: “How much is…?”
📅 Day 29
Day 29: Speak about your hobby (5 lines).
📅 Day 30
Day 30: Review: read all your best sentences aloud.
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