English for Children

• A few days ago we reported that a study by British psychologists revealed that children who were bilingual before age five were more likely to stutter than those who learn a second language after that age. The recommendation of the experts was that children learn a second language before the mother tongue. Although it sounds strange, it seems that way children learn more effectively in both languages.

• If we believe the British researchers, then we must set ourselves to teach our children another language. And in these times, for whatever reason, learning English has become a necessity, so teaching language to children from small seemingly good idea.

• The problem is to teach English from small not so easy. Already by economic constraints, or lack of time, the fact is that the task of instilling another language is sometimes uphill. A good way is, if we know the language, teaching them to go slowly.

• So we've found a short but fairly complete course to teach English to children. This is a free course mailxmail.com, very complete page of languages that we've already covered in other entries, and that helps parents who can teach English to their children in a simple and-why not-fun.The short course consists of 7 lessons, which include the colors, personal pronouns and the verb "to be" (to be), the verb have (have, be) and do (make) the numbers, the weekdays, months and seasons, home, family and animals and greetings.

• This is a course that covers some simple but basic questions that parents can talk to their children as well as entertaining and having a good time together.