Little Linguist is a fictious international kindergarten based in Spain. 

They are trying to promote learning English through play - 

 

3 reasons play-based learning is the most effective way for your child to master English

So, you want your child to learn English. Is an international kindergarten the best choice?

Here’s a little secret - your child doesn’t need to learn English; they can acquire it.

How? By having fun playing with other children. In fact, there are 3 ways your little one can get English fast at Little Linguist.

It’s called play-based learning.

Your child can build English vocabulary, stay focused, and gain language social skills. All in a fun environment.

1. Learn English vocabulary faster

Everyone knows that words are the building blocks of language. But how can you do this without kids even knowing they are learning? Play-based learning can have a big impact on a child’s second language vocabulary. 

 

According to this study, the L2 vocabulary of young children exposed to play-based learning showed notable gains. Activities involving play helped children retain and comprehend new words by giving them an engaging setting for language use.

At Little Linguist your child will focus on singing, storytelling, and team games. Fun activities give children the best opportunity to learn and use new words in English. It always puts a smile on our face when parents hear their little ones speaking news words. 

1. Higher motivation to learn English

Children learn if they are having fun. Your child will experience a lively, interactive learning environment through the play-based approach. This way children are more involved and have greater motivation to learn. Even if they don’t realize it.

We also understand that what interests one child may not interest another. Learners at Little Linguist get opportunities to try in many different activities. Children can express themselves through art and craft, music, physical activity, and more.

Your child will experience lots of fun activities to keep them hungry to learn more.

1. Learn English through socialization

A key component to learning a language is socialization. To learn a new language, you need to interact with others, right? That’s why social skills are so important.

Natural interaction between young children and English native-speaking carers is favorable over formal education, as demonstrated in this research. Our staff are all professionally qualified from the UK and Ireland.

Play-based activities that promote spontaneous use of English, make language acquisition more successful.

Let your children discover English through play-based learning.

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References

Alvarez, C. (2020). The effects of a play-based instructional approach on students' second language development in a dual language classroom. ResearchGate. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341161513

Lo Bianco, J. (2019). Bilingual education and second language acquisition in early childhood education: Synthesis of best evidence from research and practice. ResearchGate. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/335028684