English Speaking Practice for Kids
Little dialogues, pictures to describe and words to repeat, for children aged 4–11. Recordings stay on your device.
- 121 scenes
- CEFR Pre-A1–B2
- Private recordings stay on your device
Talk on any topic mind map, then speak
0 topicsPick a topic, plan your ideas as a mind map against the clock, then speak from your keywords and compare with a model. Quick ideas: a 5-topic drill inside.
Early Kids 4–6
35 scenes
More water, please
Ask for more, and say no politely.Listen & repeat · Record & compare · Take a role · +2 more
My toys
Show Grandpa your toys: hear their names and their sounds.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
At the beach
Go to the beach with Dad: hear the names of the things you find.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
At the fruit stall
Go to the market with Dad: hear the names of the fruit.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Things that go
Look out of the window with Dad: hear the names and sounds of things that go.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Let's paint!
Paint with Mum: hear the names of the colours.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
The dressing-up box
Play dress-up with a friend: find things in a box and share them.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Hello, farm animals!
Meet the farm animals: hear their names and sounds.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Where is my teddy?
Find your teddy and say where things are.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Hello and goodbye at nursery
Say hello and bye-bye at nursery, and choose what to do.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Can I have a sticker?
Buy new shoes with Mum: do what the shop assistant asks, choose, and ask nicely.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
My turn, your turn
Share a game: take turns, ask nicely, say thank you.Listen & repeat · Record & compare · Take a role · +3 more
School Kids 7–11
86 scenes
The crocodile pencil case
Get ready for school with Hallie: hear the names of school things and a number.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Good morning, Mr Penn!
Start the school day with Mr Penn's class: answer the register and listen for very familiar words.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Bag check day
Join a bag check in class: hear the numbers and the things in a school bag.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Match day in PE
Get ready for PE and follow a class football match: kit, numbers and colours.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
A visitor in the music room
Meet Ms. Harlow in the music room: hear the names of the things she plays.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Bug hunt in the woods
Go on a bug hunt: hear the names of small animals in the woods.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Ready to ride
Get ready to ride your bike with Ms. Lowry: helmet on, then a bike check.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Sink or float?
Do a water test after school: hear what goes in and what sinks or floats.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Colouring time
Colour a picture with Miss Snow's class: do what the teacher asks and choose nicely.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Gym class
Join Coach Baker's gym class: do what the coach asks and choose what to play with.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Breakfast club
Have breakfast with Mrs Lamb: do what she asks and choose what you want.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
The book corner
Visit the book corner with Ms. Kay: choose, help and do what she asks.Listen & repeat · Take a role · Swap a word · +2 more
Teens 12–17
0 scenesAdults 18+
0 scenesShow and tell
Pick a thing you love, draw a quick idea map, then talk about it.
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Help your child speak English out loud
Children learn to speak by hearing a clear model and trying it straight away. These 121 scenes turn short everyday situations into speaking games: say hello at nursery, ask for a turn, describe a picture of the park, or play one part of a little dialogue with a friendly character.
The youngest children (ages 4–6) work from audio and pictures, so no reading is needed: they hear a short line, say it back and tap the right picture in sound games. Children aged 7–11 add simple role-play, answers in their own words and minimal pairs that tell similar words apart. Each activity takes a few minutes.
Safety comes first. Recordings stay on your device and are never uploaded. No AI is used on the children's scenes, there is no chat, and children do not see YouTube videos. A microphone makes it more fun, but children can also just listen and repeat.
Sit with your child for the first activities, praise every try, and play their recording back so they can hear themselves. Listen to the same scene first in English listening for kids.
Frequently asked questions
How can I help my child speak English at home?
Keep it short and playful. Listen to a scene together, repeat the lines, then let your child take a role in the little dialogue. Play their recording back and praise what they said well.
Is it safe? Are recordings stored?
Recordings stay in your browser on your device and are never uploaded or shared. The children's scenes use no AI, have no chat and show no YouTube videos.
What age is it for?
For children aged 4 to 11: Early Kids scenes for ages 4–6 and School Kids scenes for ages 7–11 (US grades 1–5).
Can my child use it without reading?
Yes. The youngest scenes are audio and pictures only: children hear a line, say it back and tap pictures. Older children see short text as well.
Do we need a microphone?
A phone, tablet or laptop microphone is enough to record and play back. Without one, children can still listen and repeat out loud.