NEW – multimedia course to learn English for kids aged 9 and 10.  13 animated lessons introduce 27 grammar topics and 135 words in an accessible and funny way.

A scout camp with unexpected visitors from outer space, a crazy race using domestic appliance – let your child live an adventure with English!
With "Move with English", your kid will consolidate and develop their English language skills. The course prepares children for the Cambridge Young Learners English exam at the Movers level.

Learning:

• Learning is managed by the SuperMemo repetition system. The child can learn new material at their own pace. They can learn as much as they want every day and the material that has already been introduced will then be available during repetition. With the focus on repetition, the child will quickly master new information and acquire new skills.


• The course includes the scope of English vocabulary and grammar subjects based on the requirements for the Cambridge Young Learners of English exam at the Movers level.


• All the material in the course was recorded by British native speakers. Instructions are available in English and Polish.


• The course is a continuation of a series in which the first part, Start with English, helps prepare children for the Starters level exam.

The program includes

• 13 animated lessons with a variety of subjects, in an increasing order of complexity; lesson topics include: City Map; Family Race; Bigger, Quicker, More Terrible …; UFO Crash Landing; Pirate Island; The Things He Does …; Crazy Hospital; Days of the Week; Strange Dream; Picnic in the Park; Trekking in the Country; Weather Forecast; Dressing-up Party


• 644 exercises that help learn new words and grammar structures


• 135 words to learn


• 80 dialogues that show grammar topics in context and use the words from a given lesson


• 27 grammar topics with examples of use, charts and tables


• 1 simulation of the Young Learners of English exam at the Starters level


• dictionary (280 entries)


• 40 colouring pages that can be printed out.