Spoken English Course Outline

Spoken English Course Outline

Age Group: 8–14 years
Mode: Online | 3 classes per week | 40 minutes per class

1. Building Basic Communication Skills
Greetings and self-introduction

  • Talking about daily routine
  • Asking and answering simple questions
  • Using polite words and expressions (please, thank you, excuse me)

2. Vocabulary Development
Everyday vocabulary (home, school, food, emotions)

  • Action words, describing words, and opposites
  • Vocabulary games and flashcard activities
  • Building theme-based word banks (e.g., animals, hobbies, seasons)

3. Sentence Formation & Grammar Basics
Constructing simple sentences

  • Use of is/am/are, has/have, this/that/these/those
  • Introducing tenses in simple form (present, past, future)
  • Common grammar mistakes and corrections

4. Speaking with Confidence
Picture-based conversation practice

  • Show and tell (talking about a favorite object or event)
  • Storytelling with props or visuals
  • Speaking in pairs or small groups

5. Listening & Pronunciation Practice
Listening to short audios or stories and answering questions

  • Learning correct pronunciation through repetition
  • Identifying and practicing tricky sounds
  • Fun pronunciation drills and tongue twisters

6. Role-Plays and Real-life Dialogues
At the shop, in a classroom, at the park, etc.

  • Practicing expressions used in real-life situations
  • Role-play games to act out conversations
  • Building natural tone and expression

7. Creative Speaking Activities
Rhymes and poems recitation

  • Create your own story and present it
  • Debates and discussions on age-appropriate topics
  • Speaking games: “Would You Rather?”, “Guess the Word”, etc.

8. Presentation & Public Speaking Skills
Organizing thoughts before speaking

  • Giving a short talk or speech
  • Speaking clearly and confidently in front of others
  • Feedback and improvement tips

9. Final Presentation & Certificate
Preparing and delivering a final spoken presentation

  • Individual feedback and encouragement
  • Certificate of completion
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