Little Speakers Show & Tell Club (Ages 4–6)

Only when they are ready. Shy children can start by simply holding up their item, nodding or saying one word, and the teacher gently helps with prompts. Over a few weeks most children grow comfortable sharing a few sentences of their own.

Just one item that fits the week's theme, such as a toy, something from nature, a drawing or a photo, plus paper and crayons. A computer or tablet with camera and microphone and a stable internet connection are also needed.

You can join any week. This is a drop-in club with a fresh theme every session, so there is nothing to catch up on. Each 25-minute class stands on its own while following a familiar routine.

A grown-up nearby to help at the start is welcome, especially for setting up the device and finding the item to share. Once children feel settled, we encourage them to speak for themselves while you stay within earshot.

They practise speaking a few clear sentences, organising ideas with a simple what, why and something special pattern, listening while others share, and asking friendly questions. These are the building blocks of confident speaking at school.

Possibly. Ages 4 to 6 is a flexible guide. A younger child who can sit for a short session and enjoys talking about their things may do well, especially with a grown-up nearby at first.

On a weekly plan, cancelling stops future billing, and you can do it any time from the class in your parent dashboard. If you cancel before the second class starts you get a full refund; after that, classes already started count as used and unstarted ones are refunded to store credit or your original payment method.

There is no homework beyond choosing an item to share, which most children love doing. There is no certificate; the club is about building everyday confidence one small share at a time.