Cutting Edge and Proven Methodology

Cutting Edge and Proven Methodology

Todo English was carefully designed by Enuma’s team of educators, game designers, UI/UX experts, and content specialists. They not only have decades of experience but are the winner of the Global Learning XPRIZE competition and many other awards.

The Global Learning XPRIZE was a worldwide competition funded by Elon Musk to develop software that enables children to teach themselves reading, writing, and math.

Give Your Child a Unique Learning Experience with Todo English

Independence

Empower children to drive their learning. We know children learn best when presented with curated engaging lessons, and ample room for exploration.

Motivation

Spark joy and fuel children’s desire to learn. Experience our world-class expertise in game design.

Digital Literacy & AI

Cultivate digital literacy We not only use the latest technology, but also provide learning activities where children can experience the power of AI first-hand.

Refers to an individual's ability to find and utilize accurate information while interacting with various forms of media, such as photos and videos on digital devices. (In contrast, conventional literacy refers to the ability to read and understand text).

Todo English’s Curriculum Map

Upon completing Todo English, your child will have achieved a learning level equivalent to the US 2nd-grade English standard.

8 Stages, Levels A – Z. Each level offers a basic 24-day course that can expand up to 54 days to adapt to your child's unique learning pace.

• Stage 1 — Master uppercase and lowercase letters through fun activities
• Stage 2 — Discover phonics! Sound out words and learn their meanings
• Stage 3 — Read sentences! Grasp basic grammar and sentence structure 1st Grade Level Complete!
• Stage 4 — Phonics master! Ask questions and give answers to learn everyday conversations.
• Stage 5 — Expand your vocabulary! Express situations with meaningful phrases.
• Stage 6 — Tackle longer sentences! Describe who, when, where, and what.
• Stage 7 — Talk about the past! Learn to use past tense and describe your day.
• Stage 8 — Plan for the future! Learn future tense and share your dreams

1st Grade Level Complete!

2nd Grade Level Complete!

Learning Goals by Level

Alphabet Expert!

Master uppercase and lowercase letters and learn the ABCs!

• Learn how our app works! Learn the sounds and letters of the alphabet from A-P in both uppercase and lowercase.
• Learn the sounds and letters of the alphabet from Q-Z in both uppercase and lowercase.

Read & Understand Basic Vocabulary!

Let’s start with phonics! Learn the sounds of each letter and start reading simple words!

• Learn each sound of the Alphabet (phoneme), start building vocabulary, and learn to spell the most common words. Begin reading simple words!
• Learn to recognize and distinguish initial sounds, explore more phonics and category words, practice vocabulary drills through the Word Challenge activity, and engage in various speaking exercises.
• Start digital typing practice to build vocabulary, continue developing phonics skills, familiarize with category/most common words, and learn Sight Words.

What is Sentence Structure?

Learn how a sentence is composed and answer simple questions like "How's the weather?" or "How do you feel?" in complete sentences.

• Continue learning phonics, sight words, and category words. Engage in Phonics Challenge drills, and study the basic syntax of plurals and pronouns.
• Learn the basic structure of English sentences, including simple sentences composed of subject-verb-complement, and learn about "be" verbs.
• Explore more complex categories of common words, unlock the Listening Challenge, practice reading books independently, and understand more complex sentence structures.

Read harder words and learn more expressions used in daily conversations.

Discover various words and expressions used in daily conversations. Ask simple questions and answer yes/no questions in complete sentences. Master 44 phonics rules by the end of this stage!

• Learn to ask and answer questions to practice conversations with friends. Read more books and improve reading comprehension! Learn advanced phonics and basic grammar.
• Learn to express thoughts and feelings in short sentences. Understand short and long vowels to enhance reading and spelling. Expand vocabulary on various topics.
• Read books with longer sentences and learn to infer the meanings of unfamiliar words from context. Build vocabulary on a wider range of topics, and continue to practice and apply advanced phonics and sentence syntax.
• Comprehend simple stories and texts, answer specific questions about key details, and retell the plot in sequence. This level aligns with typical reading and writing skills for students in the 1st grade.

Describe people and things in detail. Jump into more in-depth learning!

Compose sentences using adjectives, adverbs, and modifiers to provide more detailed descriptions of people and things. Learn to ask and answer questions politely when interacting with teachers and adults. Practice making regular and irregular plurals to expand your language skills.

• Learn to type with the QWERTY keyboard to improve your writing skills, including sentence formation. Learn how to ask and answer questions about likes and dislikes, and engage in more detailed conversations.
• Reading more conversation-based books to develop your ability to understand context. Read texts requiring a higher level of semantic understanding to expand your comprehension skills.
• Learn to describe actions, people, places, and things using more complex sentences and modifiers. Practice asking and answering questions with more fluency.
• Enhance your grammar skills by learning more advanced sentence structures. Compose sentences using "this," "that," "these," and "those" as both pronouns and determiners, depending on context.

Explain things in longer sentences, providing details on when, where, and how events occur.

Learn to communicate about time, frequency, and location. Familiarize yourself with irregular plural nouns and learn to describe the quantity of both countable and uncountable items.

• Learn to construct different types of sentences and describe the location of things.
• Express and describe current actions using time markers. Ask questions about time using "What time" and "When," and answer them correctly. Describe your daily routine using appropriate prepositions.
• Express the location of people, things, and places, as well as the frequency of actions. Use adverbs of frequency to describe your life and habits.
• Expand your vocabulary by learning countable and uncountable nouns. Use "How many" and "How much" to ask and answer questions regarding quantity. Practice conversations on how to order food.

Read and write about past events and experiences.

Learn to describe the past, discussing what happened yesterday and today. Explore how to compare things using adjectives like "bigger," "smaller," and "fastest." Use your knowledge from your school subjects to describe your day using more complex sentences.

• Learn how to compare things in pairs and groups.
• Master how to use "to be" to describe places and things in the past.
• Learn the past tense of regular and irregular verbs to describe past actions.
• Develop the ability to describe past actions and use past time markers accurately.

Talk about your future dreams and plans using appropriate vocabulary and sentence structures.

Discuss the future, including what will and will not happen tomorrow, as well as what you aspire to be in the future. Apply all the vocabulary, expressions, and sentence structures learned thus far to confidently engage in conversations about your present and future.

• Learn about future tenses and practice conversations about planned and predicted future events.
• Build increasingly complex sentences and write short stories.