English is a global language for communication, learning, and culture. It includes reading, writing, speaking, and listening, helping us share ideas, express ourselves, and connect with people everywhere. It also improves creativity, thinking, and understanding of grammar and stories. English opens opportunities in education, work, and travel, making it an important skill today.
The broad different categories of english language are given below:
Literature - Learning about stories, poems, and plays.
Grammar - Rules for using English correctly.
Phonetics - Study of how words sound.
Writing - Learning to write clearly.
Reading - Understanding and enjoying texts.
English as second language - Those who don’t speak it as their first language.
Business English - English used for work.
Below we have given our comprehensive resources for english topics. Check those. And happy learning!
English concepts help children develop communication skills and understand the language. These include:
Reading: Learning to read smoothly and understand stories.
Writing: Building writing skills.
Grammar: Learning laws of language like tenses and parts of speech.
Speaking and Listening: Building better speaking, vocabulary, and listening skills.
These concepts help children communicate confidently and understand the other person better.
Learning English is essential because it helps children:
Communicate clearly: Share thoughts and ideas with confidence.
Expand vocabulary: Learn and use new words.
Think critically: Understand and analyze stories or information.
Prepare for the future: Develop skills for studies and careers.
English helps to build confidence and opens doors to global opportunities.
We use the AVK method—Audio, Visual, and Kinesthetics—to teach English effectively:
Audio: Listening to stories, poems, and audio lessons to improve understanding.
Visual: Using pictures, videos, and reading materials to explain topics.
Kinesthetics: Learning through role-playing, discussions, and creative writing.
Our fun activities like storytelling, debates, and games make English exciting and engaging for students.
Yes, we include many practical activities, such as:
Public speaking: To improve speaking skills.
Reading challenges: Helping to build vocabulary and comprehension ability.
Creative writing: Encouraging students to get creative - write poems, stories, or journals.
Group discussions and debates: To enhance critical thinking and communication.
These activities make learning English interactive and meaningful.
Our English curriculum is aligned with the latest curriculum of various Indian educational boards. Below are some examples of the topics covered according to the grades.
Primary Grades: Basics of reading, writing, and grammar like nouns and verbs.
Middle Grades: Story writing, comprehension, and advanced grammar.
Higher Grades: Essays, letter writing, and literature studies.
Topics are tailored to improve language skills step by step for every grade.
English supports learning across all subjects by enhancing communication and comprehension.
Parents can support English learning by:
Reading together: Share books and encourage discussions about stories.
Encouraging writing: Ask kids to write short stories, essays, letters.
Playing word games: Use puzzles to build vocabulary.
These activities make English learning fun and practical.
Yes, through our Eduvate portal, parents can:
Access reading materials, worksheets, and assignments.
Watch video tutorials on grammar and writing skills.
These resources make it easier for parents to support their child's English learning journey.
Orchids International School is the perfect choice because of:
Innovative Teaching: With role-playing, and interactive activities.
Curriculum: Focussed on reading, writing, speaking, and listening - foundation for learning a language.
Modern Facilities: Includes libraries, language labs, and digital tools.
Holistic Growth: Helps to develop communication skills and build personality.
This student-focused approach helps children excel in English and develop lifelong language skills.
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