Real speaking from lesson one
With only six children in a class, every child speaks many times in every lesson. Shy kids warm up quickly because the group is small and the teacher is always the same.
Ages 6–10 · Grades 1–4
Online English for Kids: Live Lessons with Native Teachers
Small groups of six, games and stories your child actually looks forward to, and a teacher who knows them by name.
Fleydo's online English classes for kids turn screen time into speaking time. Children aged 6 to 10 learn with certified native English-speaking teachers in live, interactive lessons built on the CEFR framework — starting with sounds, songs and simple conversation, and growing into confident reading and writing.
- Free trial lesson
- Max 6 children per class
- Native English teachers
- CEFR-aligned curriculum
6children per class, never more
2×45minutes of live lessons every week
48weeks of learning a year
100%native English-speaking teachers
Why Fleydo
Why parents choose Fleydo for their child's English
Children learn a language by using it. Everything about our online English lessons for kids is designed to get your child speaking, listening and enjoying English from the very first lesson.
Native English-speaking teachers
Children absorb pronunciation and rhythm naturally when they hear English from native speakers. All our teachers are TEFL/TESOL-certified and experienced with young learners.
Learning that feels like play
Songs, stories, picture cards, movement and games keep 6- to 10-year-olds engaged for a full 45 minutes without losing focus — or interest.
A clear path, not random lessons
Our curriculum follows the CEFR from Pre-A1 to A2, so parents always know what their child is learning now and what comes next.
Parents stay in the loop
After each lesson you see attendance, homework and teacher feedback on the Zolinex parent dashboard. No guessing how it's going.
Try first, decide later
Start with a free trial lesson. If you join a group class and it isn't right for your child, we refund the first 14 days.
By age
English lessons for every stage between 6 and 10
Children change fast at this age. Our groups are formed by school grade and level, so your child learns with peers who are at the same point.
First steps in English (Grades 1–2)
Listening, speaking and phonics come first. Children learn greetings, colours, numbers, animals and family through songs, chants and picture stories.
- Phonics awareness and first sight words
- Short, playful speaking routines every lesson
- Pre-A1 level
Building vocabulary and simple sentences (Grade 3)
Children begin to read short texts, write simple sentences and talk about their day, hobbies and friends in full phrases.
- Everyday vocabulary and sentence patterns
- First reading and writing tasks
- A1 level
Reading, writing and confident conversation (Grade 4)
Lessons prepare children for the step up to secondary school: reading comprehension, structured writing, grammar foundations and longer conversations.
- Reading comprehension and paragraph writing
- Grammar foundations taught through use
- A1–A2 level, ready for Exam Boost
Choose a format
Group classes or one-to-one lessons — or both
Every child is different. Most families start with a weekly group class; some add private lessons for a gentler start or faster progress.
Small group classes
Six children, one native teacher, two 45-minute lessons every week for 48 weeks. The social energy of a class with the attention of a tutor.
- Same teacher and classmates all year
- Weekly homework with micro-tracking
- One-to-one Exam Boost before school tests
One-to-one private lessons
A personal plan, a flexible schedule and a teacher who adapts every lesson to your child. Ideal for beginners who need a gentle start or children who want to move faster.
- Flexible days and times
- Goal analysis and a personal study plan
- Regular progress feedback for parents
Exam Boost for school tests
Before each school English exam, your child gets focused one-to-one Exam Boost lessons: topic review, targeted practice and a timed mock exam.
- Personal exam analysis
- Three live lessons per exam period
- Homework with teacher tracking
Inside a lesson
What a 45-minute online English lesson for kids looks like
Every lesson follows a rhythm children recognise, which helps them relax and participate.
- 1
Warm-up and hello (5 min)
A song or quick game revisits last week's words and gets every child talking.
- 2
New language in context (10 min)
The teacher introduces new words and a sentence pattern through a story, pictures or a short video.
- 3
Guided practice (15 min)
Pair work, role-play and interactive board tasks. Every child uses the new language several times.
- 4
Reading or writing moment (10 min)
Age-appropriate reading, a short writing task or phonics work, depending on the group's level.
- 5
Game and goodbye (5 min)
A review game ends the lesson on a high. Homework appears on the Zolinex dashboard right after class.
Lessons are fully online in our interactive classroom. All your child needs is a computer or tablet, headphones and a quiet corner.
For parents
What you get as a parent
You should never have to ask "how was English today?" and get a shrug. Fleydo keeps you informed without extra effort.
- Live attendance and homework status after every lesson
- Written teacher feedback and progress reports
- Lesson materials and free practice resources in one place
- A fixed weekly schedule you can plan around
- One contact person for questions and scheduling
- Fleydo-Lingo game practice between lessons
At a glance
Fleydo at a glance
The facts parents ask about most, in one place.
| Fleydo | |
|---|---|
| Class size | Max 6 children |
| Teacher | The same native teacher all year |
| Curriculum | CEFR-aligned 48-week plan |
| School exams | One-to-one Exam Boost included |
| Parent visibility | Zolinex dashboard with feedback after every lesson |
| Commitment | Free trial, 14-day money-back on group plans |
Questions parents ask
Online English for kids: frequently asked questions
Our group classes start at Grade 1, usually age 6. For younger children or complete beginners we recommend one-to-one lessons first, so the teacher can set the pace. Book a free trial lesson and we will advise you honestly.
Yes, when lessons are short, playful and in a small group. Our 45-minute lessons alternate speaking, movement, songs and games, and with only six children the teacher can keep every child involved.
No. Pre-A1 groups begin with listening and speaking only. Reading and writing are introduced gradually once children are comfortable with sounds and words.
Group classes meet for two 45-minute lessons a week, 48 weeks a year. That regular rhythm is what produces steady progress. One-to-one lessons can be scheduled more or less often.
Yes. In group classes your child keeps the same native English-speaking teacher and classmates throughout the year. In one-to-one lessons you choose a teacher and stay with them.
A short live lesson with a native teacher. We get to know your child, check their level and give you a clear recommendation afterwards. There is no payment and no obligation.
Through the Zolinex parent dashboard: attendance, homework, teacher feedback and progress reports after every lesson. You can also message the school directly.
A computer or tablet with a camera, headphones and a stable internet connection. Our classroom runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install.
Give your child a head start in English
Book a free trial lesson with a native English-speaking teacher. We will assess your child's level and recommend the right group — no obligation.
