Children from the age of 4 begin their golden stage of language acquisition. This is the ideal time for them to start their journey of exploring English. The AK program is scientifically designed to match the developmental stage of children aged 4 to 5.5 years old, helping them approach English in the most natural and effective way.
The AK program helps children develop listening and speaking skills comprehensively in line with international standards. The AK curriculum integrates vivid images, videos, songs, and stories, enabling children to absorb knowledge in an engaging and natural way. Each lesson concludes with an exciting project activity (Project Work), allowing children to review what they have learned, enhance their creativity, and confidently express themselves.
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KINDERGARTEN ENGLISH PROGRAM DETAILS (AK)
AK1 Course
Course
Course Objectives
Duration
AK 1A
Help children become familiar with English through basic greetings, school supplies, and colors; develop initial listening and speaking skills; build communication habits, learn to make friends, take care of their belongings, and spark creativity.
8 weeks/course
AK 1B
Help children recognize and name toys, body parts, and healthy foods; develop English listening and speaking skills through physical activities; build the habit of sharing, staying active, and choosing foods that are good for their health.
8 weeks/course
AK 1C
Expand vocabulary related to family, animals, clothing, and nature; help children communicate in simple English, develop observation and counting skills, and build habits of loving their family, caring for animals, being independent, and exploring the world around them.
8 weeks/course
Knowledge and Skills Gained After the Course
Vocabulary Development: Become familiar with and remember basic vocabulary based on familiar themes such as greetings, school, colors, toys, family, animals, clothing, and nature.
Listening Skills: Listen to and understand simple words and sentences through songs, chants, games, and familiar instructions.
Speaking Skills: Build initial communication reflexes; learn to greet others, answer simple questions, and talk about themselves and surrounding objects.
Reading Skills: Recognize letters and basic sounds, and become familiar with word forms through pictures and word labels.
Writing Skills: Develop fine motor skills through coloring, tracing lines, drawing, and writing simple strokes and letters.
Additional Skills: Develop social skills, observation and counting abilities, independence, confidence, and a love for learning English from an early age.
AK2 Course
Course
Course Objectives
Duration
AK 2A
Help children become familiar with the classroom environment, express their feelings, and explore the world of animals; develop basic English listening and speaking skills; build habits of neatness and healthy routines, while nurturing curiosity and a love for discovery.
8 weeks/course
AK 2B
Help children name clothing based on the weather, describe movements and facial features; develop English listening and speaking skills through physical activities; build habits of dressing appropriately, playing in healthy ways, and communicating positively.
8 weeks/course
AK 2C
Expand vocabulary related to personal belongings, baby animals, meals, and insects; help children communicate in simple English in daily routines; develop question-and-answer skills; and build habits of sharing, being helpful, and loving nature.
8 weeks/course
Knowledge and Skills Gained After the Course
Vocabulary Development: Expand vocabulary across many familiar and close-to-life topics such as school, emotions, clothing, movement, personal belongings, animals, and meals; retain vocabulary through images and hands-on activities.
Listening Skills: Listen to and understand words, simple sentences, and instructions through songs, chants, games, and classroom activities.
Speaking Skills: Communicate naturally using short sentences; ask and answer basic questions, and talk about feelings, abilities, objects, and personal needs.
Reading Skills: Recognize letters, initial sounds, and simple words; begin understanding the relationship between sounds and letters.
Writing Skills: Develop fine motor skills through coloring, tracing, writing letters, and short words following models.
Additional Skills: Develop social skills (sharing, taking turns, cooperating), physical abilities, thinking skills, confidence, and form positive daily habits using English.
AK3 Course
Course
Course Objectives
Duration
AK 3A
Help children describe classroom activities, talk about the weather, and recognize community occupations; develop listening and speaking skills using simple sentences; and build habits of positive learning, politeness, and self-care.
8 weeks/course
AK 3B
Help children name musical instruments and shapes, and describe physical abilities; develop English communication skills using complete sentences; and build confidence, cooperation, imagination, and the perseverance to try again when facing challenges.
8 weeks/course
AK 3C
Expand vocabulary related to the home, object positions, the ocean world, and picnic meals; help children communicate in English using simple sentences; develop question-and-answer and counting skills; and build habits of helping their family, loving nature, and trying new experiences.
8 weeks/course
Knowledge and Skills Gained After the Course
Vocabulary Development: Expand vocabulary across various areas such as classroom activities, weather, occupations, music, shapes, movement, the home, the ocean, and food; retain vocabulary through images and real-life contexts.
Listening Skills: Listen to and understand longer sentences and more complex instructions through songs, chants, videos, and communicative activities.
Speaking Skills: Communicate using complete sentences; ask and answer questions, and describe abilities, preferences, quantities, and the positions of objects.
Reading Skills: Become familiar with and read simple CVC words, and begin developing blending skills and basic reading comprehension of short words.
Writing Skills: Practice writing letters and simple words, and copying words following models; combine writing with craft activities.
Additional Skills: Develop logical thinking, cooperation skills, creativity, a sense of responsibility, and build a foundation for readiness for primary school.
