Transform your child's favorite gaming world into a world of English that they can confidently speak.

• Hello, Player! — say hello and tell my game name
• My Avatar — name My Avatar and say it is mine
• Colors in My World — name colors of blocks in my world
• Count the Blocks — count blocks from one to ten
• Animals in the Game — name animals in my game world
• Big and Small — say if a thing is big or small
• My Favorite Block — say which block I like best

• Day and Night — say if it is day or night in the game
• I am happy, I am sad............... — say how I feel in the game
• My Pet in the Game — Talk about my game pet
• My Tools — name my game tools
• Start and Stop — say Start and Stop in a game
• Up, Down, Left, Right — tell My Avatar where to move
• Yes, No, and Please — say Yes, No, and Please politely

• Bye, See You! — say goodbye to my game friends
• Food in the Game — name food and say I am hungry
• Good job! — cheer for my friend in the game
• Let's Play! — ask a friend to play with me
• My House in the Game — Talk about my game house
• My Team — Talk about my game team

• Choosing My Character — choose a character and describe it
• Crafting a Tool — name a tool and say what I make
• I Can Build a House — say what I Build with simple sentences
• I Like This Skin — Say which skin I like
• I Need Wood and Stone — Tell me what materials I need.
• Let's Build Together — invite a friend to Build with me
• Mining for Treasure — say what I find when I mine

• I Won the Game! — Say I won and how I feel..............
• Jumping in the Obstacle Course — describe an obstacle course
• Let's Make a Game — talk about making a simple game
• My Cool Emotes — name emotes My Avatar can do
• Playing a Mini-Game — talk about Playing a Mini-Game
• What are you wearing? — say what My Avatar is wearing

• A Day at the Game Farm — describe a day at a game farm
• Feeding My Pet — Talk about my game pet
• Following the Rules — talk about game rules
• Helping My Teammate — offer help to my teammate
• Inviting a Friend to Play — Invite a friend to play
• Joining a Server — talk about Joining a Server
• Saving My World — say I save my game world

• Designing My Dream Avatar — describe My Avatar's look and choices using more detail
• Exploring a New Biome — describe a new area in the game and compare it with other places
• Fighting Monsters Safely — talk about facing in-game monsters calmly and staying safe
• My Best Creation — describe my favorite creation and say why it is special
• Surviving the First Night — explain what I need to do to stay safe at night in a survival game
• Trading with Other Players — make a simple trade with another player politely
• What I Built Yesterday — talk about things I built in the game yesterday using the past simple

• Describing My Favorite Game — describe my favorite type of game and say why I like it
• Hosting My Own Game — invite friends to my game and explain how to join
• Roleplaying a Story — take a role in a story game and say simple lines in character
• Teamwork in a Match — work with My Team and give simple, friendly directions
• The Rules of My Game — explain The Rules of My Game clearly
• Winning and Losing — talk about Winning and Losing with good sportsmanship

• A Funny Thing That Happened — tell a short, funny past story about something in a game
• Being Kind Online — use kind words with other players
• Comparing Two Games — compare two games and give my opinion
• My Daily Gaming Routine — describe my daily routine and when I play games
• Screen Time and Breaks — talk about taking breaks and healthy screen time
• Staying Safe Online — explain simple rules for Staying Safe Online
• Telling a Friend About a Game — recommend a game to a friend and explain why

• Becoming a Game Creator — talk about the skills needed to become a game creator
• Playing Safely with Strangers Online — explain how to stay safe with people I don't know
• Presenting My Game to Friends — present my game clearly and answer questions
• The Story of My Game World — describe a story and the world I created
• What Games Teach Us — explain useful skills that games teach in real life
• Winning and Losing Gracefully — show good sportsmanship when I win or lose

• Creating Fair Game Rules — explain rules and say why fairness matters
• Designing a Level Players Will Enjoy — describe a level I designed and explain my choices
• Leading a Team Build — give friendly instructions and share jobs with My Team
• Planning a Big Build Project — plan steps for a project using sequence words
• Reviewing a Game I Played — review a game by describing what I liked and disliked
• Solving Problems in the Game — describe a problem and suggest a solution
• Why I Love Sandbox Games — give my opinion about a type of game with reasons

• Balancing Gaming and Homework — talk about managing time between gaming and duties
• Dealing with a Toxic Player — stay calm and respond well to a rude player
• Earning and Spending In-Game Money — talk about in-game money wisely
• Explaining How to Play to a Beginner — give clear instructions to help a new player
• Is Spending Real Money Worth It? — give my opinion about spending real money in games
• My Gaming Goals — talk about my goals and how I plan to reach them
• Reporting and Blocking Safely — explain how to report and block players safely

• Comparing Real Life and Game Worlds — compare two ideas and reflect on what each teaches
• Debate: Should Schools Use Games to Teach? — take part in a formal debate with arguments and responses
• Designing the Ultimate Game World — present and justify a complex creative vision
• Giving a Talk About Your Favorite Game — structure and deliver a short talk with clear signposting
• Inspiring Others to Learn Through Games — motivate others by sharing my experience persuasively
• My Journey from Player to Creator — tell a personal story of growth and reflection

• Are Video Games Good or Bad for Kids? — weigh both sides of a debate with balanced opinion
• Designing a Game That Teaches Something — justify design choices with persuasive reasoning
• Fairness, Cheating and Ethics in Games — discuss ethical issues and justify my position
• Gaming as a Future Career — talk about career paths and speculate about opportunities
• Online Communities and Belonging — discuss the social value of online communities
• Persuading Your Parents About Screen Time — Negotiate respectfully and offer compromises
• The Business of Free-to-Play Games — explain a business model and evaluate it critically
• The Creativity Behind Building Games — discuss creativity and how imagination becomes product

• Avoiding Scams and Staying Safe — warn others about risks and give clear safety advice
• How Games Build Problem-Solving Skills — explain how a skill develops through experience
• Leading an Online Team — describe leadership qualities and give advice
• Storytelling and World-Building — describe an imaginary world and story choices
• The Psychology of Game Rewards — analyze why rewards motivate and affect behavior
• Your Digital Footprint and Reputation — discuss long-term consequences of online behavior

No, this course uses 'game themes' as scenarios for children to Practice speaking English, rather than focusing on having the entire class play games.

Yes, we have a beginner-level course, Pre-A1, for children who are starting with vocabulary and short sentences.

Learn live, one-on-one with a native English-speaking teacher/Global Coach who understands child-rearing and helps your child gain confidence in speaking without fear of making mistakes.

There are post-lesson reports detailing what the students learned, what they did well, and areas for further improvement.

It's great for kids who love games, but kids who enjoy characters, adventure, creativity, or storytelling can learn too.