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Hello Friends! Let's Learn English Today!

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Hello Friends! Let's Learn English Today!

Hello, little friends!

Today is a beautiful day to learn something new. Are you ready to have fun with English? Let's go! Little kids blog cover

Cartoons We Like

Do you like watching stories? Many kids in Chile love watching colorful adventures on TV. It is fun to see heroes and funny animals! Cartoons illustration

Toys & Games

Playing is the best! Whether you like soft plushies to hug or building blocks to make tall towers, playing makes us happy. Toys illustration

Sweet Treats

Do you like snacks? In Chile, we love yummy Cuchuflí filled with dulce de leche or warm Sopaipillas. They are so delicious! Candies illustration

Books & Bedtime Stories

Reading is like magic. Open a book and you can go anywhere! Ask your parents to read you a story tonight. Books illustration

Music & Dance

Let's move! Put on your favorite song and dance around the room. Music makes our hearts feel light. Music illustration

Hobbies & Playtime

Drawing pictures of your family or playing in the park are great ways to spend the day. What do you like to do? Hobbies illustration

School Words

Let's learn some words for school! School vocabulary illustration

Tiny Grammar

Today we learn about 'A' and 'An'. We use 'A' before words that start with a consonant sound, and 'An' before words that start with a vowel sound (a, e, i, o, u). Grammar illustration

Mini Quiz

1. What do we use before 'apple'? 2. Is a Cuchuflí a snack? 3. Do we use 'a' before 'dog'?

Tiny Words

EnglishEspañolExample
SchoolEscuelaI go to school to learn.
BookLibroI read a book every day.
PencilLápizI use a pencil to draw.

Tiny Grammar

A vs An

Usamos 'A' antes de palabras que empiezan con sonido de consonante y 'An' antes de palabras que empiezan con sonido de vocal (a, e, i, o, u).

🇬🇧 A dog, An apple.

🇨🇱 Un perro, Una manzana.

Mini Quiz

1. What do we use before 'apple'?

2. Is a Cuchuflí a snack?

3. Do we use 'a' before 'dog'?