Mastering the English language helps children become effective communicators and confident presenters. A well-rounded approach focuses on four essential skills—Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing (LSRW). Each skill supports the other and contributes to overall language development.
Listening:
- Encourages attention and understanding of correct pronunciation and sentence formation
- Builds vocabulary and improves comprehension
- Use of audio stories, rhymes, and conversations enhances this skill
Speaking:
- Develops confidence and fluency through regular practice
- Activities like storytelling, show-and-tell, and group discussions improve articulation
- Focus on pronunciation, expression, and audience engagement
Reading:
- Expands vocabulary and comprehension skills
- Introduces sentence structures, grammar, and imagination
- Reading aloud builds clarity and confidence
Writing:
- Strengthens grammar, spelling, and creativity
- Enhances structured thinking and expression
- Journaling, creative writing, and guided prompts are effective tools
Together, these four angles help children express themselves clearly and confidently, both in conversations and presentations. Regular practice across all areas creates a solid foundation for academic success and real-world communication.
- Listening
- Speaking
- Reading
- Writing
