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English Speaking

Will Speaking Hindi or Telugu at Home Slow Down My Child’s English?

Does speaking Hindi or Telugu at home hold back a child’s English? Here is what the research actually says.

Vocabulary

Opposites in English for Kids

Thirty two pairs of opposites with a short sentence for each, and a free printable with an opposites game.

Vocabulary

Animal Names and Sounds in English for Kids

Twenty eight animals and the sounds they make, in short sentences, with a free printable and animal games.

Vocabulary

Feelings Words in English for Kids

Thirty two feelings words with a short sentence for each, a daily check-in and a free printable.

Reading

Easy English Sentences for Kids to Read

Thirty two short sentences in four reading levels, each with a question to ask, and a free printable reading sheet.

Vocabulary

Colours, Numbers and Shapes in English for Kids

Forty easy words children can see, count and say at home, with a short example sentence for each and a free printable.

Vocabulary

Daily Routine Words in English for Kids

Forty everyday phrases for the morning, school, after school and bedtime, with a simple example for each and a free routine chart.

100 easy English words for kids to learn at home, a Flucie parent resourceVocabulary

100 Easy English Words for Kids to Learn at Home

Simple everyday vocabulary children can see, hear, say and use, with a short example sentence for every word.

50 English conversation questions for kids, a Flucie parent resourceEnglish Speaking

50 English Conversation Questions for Kids

Fifty simple questions you can use at breakfast, during play or before bedtime to get your child talking in English.

A parent and child having a relaxed English conversation at breakfastEnglish Speaking

How to Help Your Child Speak English at Home

Simple ways to turn everyday moments into meaningful English conversations.

A parent and child talking together while looking at a workbook at homeEnglish Speaking

My child understands English but doesn't speak. What can I do?

If your child follows English but rarely answers in it, there are simple ways to make speaking feel easier.

Learning doesn’t have to stop at the page.

Try Flucie Create and turn a few minutes of colouring into something children can see, say and use.

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