EARLY TEENS

Course Overview

Our language courses ( English, French, Spanish) for students from Grade 1 to 12 combine 45-minute lessons and 45-minute workshops for a dynamic and effective learning experience. Lessons focus on building core skills—grammar, vocabulary, speaking, listening, and writing—while workshops engage students in practical, hands-on activities like storytelling, discussions, and creative projects. Workshops are tailored to the group’s language level.

Story’s Explorer (A1 Level): Explore storytelling and basic creative expression using simple language.

Screen Stories (A2 Level): Learn through storytelling in media, improving comprehension and vocabulary.

Speak Up (B1 Level): Build fluency and confidence in spoken communication through interactive discussions.

Creative Writing (B2 Level): Develop advanced writing skills by crafting original and polished works.

Why This Approach Works

By combining theoretical lessons with practical workshops, this approach helps students reinforce what they learn and apply it in meaningful contexts. It builds confidence, enhances fluency, and makes language learning both engaging and effective.

Time	Activity	Description
0-5 min	Warm-Up: Discuss Favorite Activities	Ask students to discuss their favorite activities on a day off (e.g., "What do you like to do when you have a free day?"). Activates prior knowledge and introduces the theme.
5-15 min	Movie Clip	Show a short movie clip of a character enjoying a fun day out (e.g., at an amusement park). Students note key activities and emotions in the scene. Improves listening comprehension and vocabulary.
15-20 min	Vocabulary Focus	Review new words from the clip (e.g., "thrilled," "adventure," "excited," "relax"). Have students create sentences using the new vocabulary.
20-30 min	Grammar Focus	Focus on the past simple tense. Students identify past tense verbs from the movie and practice forming sentences (e.g., "She played soccer.").
30-40 min	Speaking & Role-Play	In pairs, students role-play a conversation about a fun day out using new vocabulary and grammar. Builds speaking fluency and confidence.
40-45 min	Wrap-Up	Review key vocabulary and grammar. Ask students to share one new thing they learned and their favorite part of the lesson.
45-50 min	Warm-Up: Icebreaker Activity	Quick icebreaker activity to get students comfortable speaking (e.g., a "Would you rather?" question).
50-60 min	Introduction to Debate	Explain the structure of a debate (claim, evidence, reasoning) and introduce the topic for discussion (e.g., "Should schools have longer holidays?").
60-70 min	Group Discussion	Split students into two groups (for and against the topic). Allow each group time to prepare key points and arguments.
70-80 min	Debate	Students participate in a structured debate, taking turns to present their arguments and respond to the opposing side.
80-90 min	Reflection & Feedback	After the debate, have a group discussion on what went well and areas for improvement, providing constructive feedback to each participant.

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03 Evaluation and Certification

At the end of the course, your progress will be assessed, and you’ll receive a certificate recognizing your achievements.

Monthly Subscription (4 Sessions)

^€ 64 _{/month (4 sessions)}

Sibling Discount: 10% off for the second child → €58 per month for the second child

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3-Month Subscription (12 Sessions)

^€ 173 _{/month (12 sessions)}

Discount: 10% off
Sibling Discount: 10% off for the second child → €156 for the second child.

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