How to Teach English Grammar to Kids: Hear It, Say It, Build It, Name It
Your child can name a noun and still write "She don't like it". Why rules alone don't stick, and the four-step loop that does: hear it, say it, build it, name it.
Is Your Child’s English Mixing in Hindi Grammar? What’s Normal and How to Help
"Is knowing", a missing "the", "I go yesterday": most common grammar mistakes Indian kids make are Hindi patterns carried into English. Which are normal, which to watch, and how to help.
Does Speaking Hindi at Home Affect Your Child’s English Grammar?
Does Hindi at home hurt your child's English grammar? What research shows about bilingualism, mixing languages and what actually helps.
Is, Am or Are? How to Teach Your Child Which One to Use
Mixing up is, am and are is one of the most common slips young children make. When to use each, the shortcut that causes "I is", a Hindi bridge with its traps, and a free Class 1 and 2 worksheet.
Why Does My Child Skip ‘A’, ‘An’ and ‘The’? How to Teach English Articles to Hindi-Speaking Kids
Hindi has no "the", so kids drop a, an and the. What is normal, a two-question test that helps, and a free printable card.
How to Teach Tenses to Kids: Talk First, Tense Chart Last
Tenses often arrive as a twelve-box chart to memorise. Here is a six-week, talk-first way to teach tenses at home, ending with a small tenses chart and free printable sorting cards.
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