Children get English every day, not twice a week.
Videos model every word and song, so your homeroom teacher can run the lesson on the days between English classes. A step-by-step plan says what to do next.
Every day is an English day.
Not only on English-class days. Your homeroom teacher presses play, and songs, stories, phonics and games lead the class for about 25 minutes. Then every child keeps practising at home.
- Used every day in kindergartens across Korea
- Ages 3 to 6, four levels
- Runs on any classroom TV
Teaching guideClassroom English, Step 1, Volume 1
Story Song Book
Reading Book
Sound Book
Audiobook
Golden Bell
Scan to try it at home
In class
Story Song BookReading BookSound BookAudiobookGolden Bell
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Reading BookE-Book11%
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Scan to try it at homeWhy directors choose Daily Kids English
Parents see their child learning.
Each child opens a home playground with one QR code: sing and record, trace letters and video-call a friendly character. You can see who practised.
Your teachers have nothing to prepare.
Every volume is four weeks of lessons, classroom games and printable cards. Twelve volumes cover the whole year.
A week in class
Every day follows the same simple routine, so children know what comes next and teachers never start from a blank page.
MONMemory matchFind the matching word cards.
TUEWord questPick the word that fits the picture.
WEDSentence builderPut the words in the right order.
THUSound shooterCatch the first sound of each word.
FRIReview and quizLook back at the whole week together.
5min song10min story10min game
Open Monday's lesson
The lesson goes home with every child.
No app to install. Families scan one QR code and the same songs and words from class are waiting on their phone.
Sing and recordListen, sing along and compare with a native speaker.
Video callAnswer a friendly character with today's sentences.
Trace lettersWrite letters and words with a finger.
Collect stampsEvery finished activity earns a stamp.
Four levels for ages 3 to 6
Pre-Step
First words, the alphabet and songs
Step 1
Letter sounds and simple sentences
Step 2
Phonics and short stories
Step 3
Reading, speaking and performing
Try it free in your classrooms for two weeks.
The full first two weeks of Step 1: e-books, every video, ten daily lessons and the home playground.
- Answer a 3-minute survey about your school.
- Get your school code within two working days.
- Use it in class and at home for two weeks, free.
Do you run English programs in many schools?
Add daily English between your lessons. Your teachers keep teaching; the children keep practising on the other days.
Questions directors ask
Do our teachers need to speak English well?
No. The videos model every word, and the lesson plan tells the teacher what to say, step by step.
What do we need in the classroom?
A TV, projector or smart board with an internet connection.
Does it work with our native-speaker lessons?
Yes. It fills the days between those lessons with songs, stories and review.
What happens after the two weeks?
If you like it, we send a quotation for a yearly school license. If not, nothing else happens.