Around the House

It’s time to visit the playground, with Teacher Hannah, and her special friend- Peek! This topic covers lots of words and phrases for your child to practise whilst they play. In the sandpit we practice plurals, at the park we learn about the slide and a basketball, in the arts and crafts lesson we practice asking questions, and we finish the topic by throwing Peek an awesome party! Are you ready? Let’s go to the playground!

Learn the most common English adjectives for kids

Kids can learn the animals in English with Lingumi

Zoom, Brmmmm, BEEP! Let’s jump in the car, taxi and the plane and learn some vehicle names with Teacher Hannah and Hush. In this topic we learn some important and reusable adjectives to describe the vehicles we see- big, small, fast and slow! Are you ready to race? Let’s drive!

Learn the names of clothes in English with your child

Some collectives you and kids will use

Discover the colours in English with your kid

Learn to talk about daily routine like getting up, leaving the house, getting dressed and what clothes to wear.

Find out how to say mummy, daddy, and other family members

Your child can learn the English names for emotions

Learn the most common English food words with your toddler

Find out the names of Household Objects in English with your child

Learn the English names for jobs with your child

Teacher Hannah is in the jungle, and she needs your help! She needs to find her missing things, and wants to learn what creatures are hiding in the jungle- there might be some surprises! After lot’s of travelling in Lesson 3, help Teacher Hannah learn her hardest sentence yet, using in, on and under! Quick, grab your map and let’s get learning!

Build confidence speaking English by having everyday conversations about things around the kitchen with Teacher Hannah. Move beyond single words and phrases, to confidently and independently speaking English around the kitchen.

Join Teacher Luke as he plays lots of different sports in a fun adventure in the park! This topic is a great chance for your child to learn lots of verbs in different forms (infinitive & present continuous) and to use them to describe themselves and others. This topic also introduces the use of like/don’t like for actions as well as objects.

The Shapes in English are easy to learn!

Playfully learn the musical instruments in English

Discover and learn English phrases and questions

Your child will learn the Parts of the Body in English

We will talk about pets you want to have, what your pets can do, how to get your pets clean, and what you need to care for your pet.

Let’s play I spy! The very first step to reading in English, is recognising that very first sound in and English word.

Finish learning all the 'Phase 2' sounds, with 'ai', 'ee', 'igh' and 'oa' in this set of five lessons!

Finish learning all the 'Phase 2' sounds, with 'oo', 'ar', 'or', 'ur' and 'ow' in this set of five lessons!

Finish learning all the 'Phase 2' sounds, with 'ear', 'air', 'ure' and 'er' in this set of five lessons!

Let’s play I spy! The very first step to reading in English, is recognising that very first sound in and English word.

Let’s play I spy! The very first step to reading in English, is recognising that very first sound in and English word.

Let’s play I spy! The very first step to reading in English, is recognising that very first sound in and English word.

Let’s play I spy! The very first step to reading in English, is recognising that very first sound in and English word.

Finish learning all the 'Phase 2' sounds, with 'ss' and 'ff' in this set of five lessons!

Finish learning all the 'Phase 2' sounds, with 'v', 'w', and 'x' in this set of five lessons!

Finish learning all the 'Phase 2' sounds, with 'y', 'z', 'zz' and 'qu' in this set of five lessons!

Finish learning all the 'Phase 2' sounds, with 'ch', 'sh', 'th' and 'ng' in this set of five lessons!

Some places you and kids will visit

Discover and learn English phrases and questions

Oh no! Teacher Hannah has run out of food at home, there is only one thing for it. Join Teacher Hannah as she becomes a superhero, and visits the Supermarket. Help her find all the things from her list, before the shop closes, and don’t let Yum take all of the food! In this topic we cover lots of everyday language, and full sentences that you can practice on your next trip to the Supermarket.

Rainy, sunny...you'll learn the weather adjectives in English here

Join Teacher Luke as he has his first day at school! Teacher Luke explores the different rooms in the school and learns with Boo, Peek and Hush! Together we will learn some everyday verbs that will be especially useful when your child goes to school!

What does your child want to be when they grow up? A doctor? A pilot? A firefighter? In this topic your child will explore lots of fun jobs as they learn about the world of work. This topic is a fun way to contextualise some of the adults that children interact with in their everyday lives.

Zoom off in a rocket with Teacher Luke and his doggy companion for an adventure in space! Together we will meet astronauts and aliens, as your child learns how to describe the position of nouns and speak full sentences using “in” and “on.”

Join Teacher Luke and the Lingumi characters on a trip to the beach! Together we will play some beach games, have fun in the sun and try some tasty tropical food! In this fun topic your child will learn a variety of useful everyday language including some toys, clothes and how to talk about the weather.

Join Teacher Luke for some chaos in the kitchen! Together we will speak lots of food words and your child will learn how to express what they want/don’t want and what they like/don’t like.

Teacher Hannah wants to go to the Zoo, and see the Zoo animals!

In this topic, dive into an under the sea adventure with Teacher Hannah as we focus on learning the colours of our friends in the ocean. We also learn some great full sentences that can be reused in many new contexts, especially, ‘The [noun] is [adjective]’.

Your child can learn the English vehicle names in this section

What are the most common English verbs that English children use?