Junior English Level 1: Spoken English for Kids (7–11)
Where Language Comes Alive
Many young children understand basic English but struggle to express themselves: to put their ideas into words, write precise answers, or speak with confidence. Junior English Level 1 is our online English class for kids aged 7 to 11 that helps them become confident, expressive users of English.
Rather than starting with a definition, we begin with a story or video where the language is already at work. The children read a vivid piece of writing or watch an engaging clip, and only then pause to see how the writer made the scene come alive. By the time we name the concept, they've already felt it, and grammar stops being a rule to memorise and becomes something they notice, understand and want to use.
Course objective
To help children aged 7–11 become confident, expressive users of English, building grammar, vocabulary, writing and speaking skills through stories, videos, role-plays and games.
What you will learn
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Identify the parts of speech and use them correctly in speech and writing.
- Form correct simple and compound sentences, with accurate tenses, articles and subject–verb agreement.
- Read a passage, identify its main idea and supporting details, and answer questions on it.
- Retell a short story and talk about the values it teaches, such as kindness and courage.
- Use adjectives, adverbs and simple similes to make writing vivid.
- Write a well-formed paragraph, a description, a short story and a picture composition.
- Pronounce words clearly and take part in conversations and role-plays.
- Give a short talk or presentation, and take part in a group discussion.
- Listen attentively and follow the main ideas of what is said.
- Express themselves with more confidence in every school subject.
Course modules
Stories and Videos First
- Reading a vivid piece of writing or watching an engaging clip before the concept is named
- Noticing how the writer makes the scene come alive: descriptive words and similes
- Short stories on empathy, gratitude, courage, leadership and inclusion, with comprehension questions and discussion
- Reading comprehension: main ideas and supporting details
- Vocabulary building from stories and videos
- Character vocabulary (integrity, responsibility, respect) learned from the stories
- Active listening through stories and audio-based activities
Grammar in Context
- Parts of speech: nouns, pronouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions and conjunctions
- Sentence structure: simple and compound sentences
- Present, past and future tenses
- Subject–verb agreement
- Articles (a, an, the)
- Modal verbs (can, could, must)
- Comparison of adjectives
Expressive Writing
- Adjectives and adverbs that bring writing alive
- Paragraph writing: topic sentence, supporting details and concluding sentence
- Descriptive writing: people, places and objects
- Narrative writing: personal stories and story writing
- Picture composition
Role-Plays and Games
- Role-plays and dialogues
- Role-plays of everyday situations: welcoming a new classmate, making a choice, helping a friend
- Conversational skills and pronunciation
- Fluency-building games and activities
- Word games and quizzes
Confident Expression
- Putting ideas into words and writing precise answers
- Short presentations and talks on familiar topics
- Simple group discussions
- Speaking and writing skills that carry across every school subject
Assessment and Feedback
- Regular quizzes on grammar, vocabulary and comprehension
- Writing assignments for composition evaluation
- Speaking assessments: individual presentations, group discussions and role-plays
- Feedback after each assessment, with practice on areas that need work
Course Material
- Lessons and notes, worksheets and video links
- Videos for learning grammar and comprehension
- Interactive online practice and Google Meet whiteboard demonstrations
Certificate
🎓 A course completion certificate is awarded to students who complete the course with at least 80% attendance.
Frequently asked questions
Which age group is Junior English Level 1 for?
Children aged 7 to 11. For students aged 11 to 15, see Junior English Level 2.
How often are the classes?
Three days a week, one hour each: 12 live classes a month, online on Google Meet, in a batch of just 1 to 3 children.
How much does it cost?
₹2,500 a month for 12 classes.
How do children learn grammar in this course?
Through stories and videos first: children see the language at work, notice how the writer makes a scene come alive, and only then name the concept, so grammar becomes something they understand and want to use.
How is my child's progress checked?
With regular quizzes on grammar, vocabulary and comprehension, writing assignments, and speaking assessments (presentations, group discussions and role-plays), each followed by feedback and practice on areas that need work.
Is there a certificate?
Yes. A course completion certificate is awarded to students who complete the course with at least 80% attendance.
Can my child try a class first?
Yes. Every new student can attend one free demo class first, with no obligation.
Book a free demo class
Meet your teacher, see how the classes work, and then decide. Not sure which course suits your level? Take the free English level test.