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Kindergarten / Around age 5–Grade 1

Small stories.
Big first steps.

A familiar topic. A little encouragement. The confidence to stand up and share. An introduction to English speaking that meets your child where they are.

Kai Liu, communication coach at SpeakKai
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01

Find the words

Use language that fits your child’s English and ability to express themselves.

02

Show the feeling

Explore facial expressions, eye contact, hand gestures and an expressive voice.

03

Make it personal

Connect a simple topic to something your child knows, feels or has experienced.

BUILT FOR YOUR STAGE

Choose your direction.

Readiness matters more than a birthday. Around age five is the usual starting point. Support is adjusted to English proficiency and expressive ability; independent writing is not assumed.

01Foundations

My first speeches

A supported start, with prepared or guided speeches matched to the learner.

  • My favorite toy or superhero
  • A self-introduction or someone I look up to
  • Short, familiar ideas rehearsed aloud
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02For stronger English speakers

Little voices, bigger ideas

For children ready for more: discover a wider world through simple, personal connections.

  • Simplified Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
  • Environmental protection through everyday examples
  • What this topic means to me
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03Playful presentation

Stories with expression

Practice making a story interesting to watch and easy to follow.

  • Feelings shown through face and voice
  • Purposeful gestures and looking at listeners
  • Simple questions and short spontaneous answers
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04Individual preparation

A first competition or school speech

Prepare for the actual event, with support for both content and presentation.

  • Organize a child-friendly speech
  • Build confidence through rehearsal
  • Adapt to the school or contest requirements
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AN EXAMPLE OF THE PRACTICE · ADAPTED TO THE LEARNER

From “my favorite toy” to a story worth sharing.

01

Choose

Start with a toy and one real moment the child remembers.

02

Shape

Use a prepared or guided structure appropriate to their English.

03

Share

Practice expression, eye contact and a clear ending.

MORE TO EXPLORE

Available by arrangement.

  • Simple Q&A and interview preparation can be included when needed.
  • Explore several speaking formats before choosing a longer learning direction.
Communication coach Kai Liu

WORK WITH KAI

Build the speaker. Make the message yours.

17+ years in education

Experience across English preparation, overseas education consulting, speech, debate and professional communication. Coaching adapts to English proficiency, experience and goals.

For public, bilingual and international school backgrounds. Student coaching is primarily in English.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Where shall we start?

Share the learner’s age, English level, goals and any deadline. Work directly with Kai one-to-one, or discuss forming a private group when time allows.

Looking for an existing group class? Kai can connect you with partner programs. Sessions are primarily in person; scope, fees and availability are agreed directly.

Online classes coming soon.