English for children ages 4–12Your child will speak English. Because they'll want to — not because they were made to.
A native speaker from the US or UK plays with your child right inside their favorite game — and English just clicks. First words come as early as the second lesson.
real lesson
How your child starts speaking English — in three steps
No drills, no pressure. The teacher follows the child's interest — and language switches on right in the game.
Free first lesson
We get to know the child's world: their favorite game, characters, and interests. No grades, no pressure.
A native speaker plays alongside
To beat the level and win, your child needs to understand the teacher and respond — in English. Language becomes a way to win, not a school subject.
You see the progress
Your child asks for the next lesson themselves. And you get a progress report: what they already understand and say.
How they start speaking — every child has their own pace, but this is the typical pattern
What you used to argue about will become their superpower
You're tired of banning Roblox and watching the clock. We take those same 60 minutes in-game — and turn them into a lesson your child actually looks forward to.
English for children with ADHD and anxiety — works where nothing else has
For anxious, shy children, those who learn differently, or those who've already given up on English. The format adapts to the child, not the other way around.
If your child has started to hate English
Connection first, lesson second. The teacher follows the child's interest and rebuilds their love of the language — without pressure.
If your child learns differently
We have experience with ADHD, ASD, dyslexia, and anxiety. A safe environment — no pressure, no grades, no shame. The format fits the child.
Native-speaking teachers from the US and UK
Certified educators with CELTA and TEFL credentials and experience working with children. Lessons happen right inside your child's game — not from a textbook.
One-on-one or a small team — you choose
1-on-1 with a native speaker
Your own teacher, your child's pace, any goal — from zero to exam prep.
- Your own gamer-teacher
- Flexible schedule
- Progress report for parents
Micro-group of up to 4 kids
A club of friends from Japan, Singapore, Israel. Real conversation in a team — and more affordable than 1-on-1.
- Play and talk as a team
- International groups
- Social skills in English
Price depends on how many lessons per week. We'll share the exact program for your child and the final cost at the free first lesson — no commitment required.
Safe English for kids — and peace of mind for parents
What parents notice after a couple of months
My son said "I won!" for the first time — I cried. Two months later — full sentences in Roblox with an American friend.
Our daughter has ADHD — she couldn't last 20 minutes in regular classes. Sarah memorized the names of her dinosaurs and wove them into the game. After 4 months — simple conversations without any reminders.
Three months in, my son ordered ice cream in Barcelona on his own and chatted with the vendor. We just stood there watching — couldn't believe it.
The short version
Still have a question? Bring it to your free first lesson — we'll show you how everything works from the inside.
Won't they just play the whole lesson? +
No. The game is run by the teacher — it's a tool, not entertainment. The entire lesson is the target language in action.
Is it safe in Roblox and Minecraft? +
Yes. During onboarding we help set up safe accounts and parental controls.
Does it work with ADHD or ASD? +
Yes — this is one of our strengths. Our teachers know how to work with different needs, without pressure or grades.
What if my child already hates English? +
We start with connection and interest, not a lesson. We rebuild their love of the language through their favorite game.
What age can they start? +
From age 4. For younger children — short, playful sessions. The younger they are, the more naturally language takes root.
What do they need for a lesson? +
Just a device (tablet, laptop, or PC), headphones, and the game they already play. No extra purchases needed.
When will we see first results? +
First words and phrases usually come by lesson 3–4. Fluency builds over a couple of months. Every child has their own pace.