Eye Level ENGLISH

Eye Level English helps students master the English language while enhancing the four fundamental skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.

What Makes Eye Level Different?

The goal of Eye Level English is to help students master English systemically through enhancing the target language use. For these purpose, Eye Level English is designed, based on language skills: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing.

Features of Eye Level English

Fundamental Language Skills
Eye Level English consists of basic language arts and reading with vocabulary.

Individualized Program
Eye Level English allows students to begin at the point where they are able to work independently with confidence.

Interesting and Fun
Eye Level English helps to foster students’ interest in reading, writing effectively, and approaches it in a fun, creative way.

Various themes and diverse strategies will motivate students, nurture study habits, and develop language capabilities, which are sure to be the basis of lifetime learning.

For students ages 5-12, the curriculum combines aspects of both phonics and whole language to create a program that targets areas of potential difficulty before they arise. Younger students 

in the program learn to recognize capital and lower case letters, break up words into beginning,middle and ending sounds, and develop grammatical awareness.

As students begin to read, they are asked to interact with texts that often are more difficult than they have encountered before, aiding in the idea that students can acquire reading skills simply by interacting with complex texts.


Benefits Eye Level English :

• covers all 4 areas of English: comprehension, fluency, writing and word study (grammar)
• helps to develop students' appreciation for, and joy of, reading
• expands students' vocabulary knowledge
• teaches grammar and critical reading skills
• improves writing skills

TEACHING TOOLS

Along with Beautiful, full-color, fun printed materials, following tools are used.

Workbooks Flash cards

Practice Books Pronunciation chart

Active listening CDs