English
The English curriculum has two key learning objectives:

To develop each student's ability to read and understand a wide variety of language

To nurture in each student a life-long habit of reading for both education and enjoyment

It is our experience that achieving these objectives will make the biggest contribution to success at school and at work, and this is why we focus so strongly on developing fundamental knowledge and skills.

The Kumon English materials are divided into 18 levels, each containing 200-400 worksheets. We motivate students to develop their skills and expand their interests through a wide range of reading.

Worksheet Level Outline

7A Familiar Words & Word Stories

6A Simple Phrases & Familiar Sentence Structure

5A Letter tracing; Sound parts& Word tracing

4A Familiar Letter Combinations; Rhyming Skills & Sentence Tracing

3A Spelling Patterns; Take the tail; Syllables & Sentence Copying

2A Word Puzzle; Function of Words & Oral Reading

AI/AII Simple Sentences; Basic Expressions; Making short sentences; Writing from Memory; Sentence Topics & Thought Sequence

BI/BI Subject & Predicate; Expressions in the past; Modifiers; Making Statements; Defining Words; Identifying ideas & Comparing and Contrasting.

CI/CII Parts of a sentence; Expressions of Language; Sentence Construction; Elements of Statements; Organizing Information & Synthesis Ideas

DI/DII SComplex Sentence Analysis; Statements from Paragraphs, Topics, Main Idea & Paragraph Development

EI/EII Links within Sentences; Diagramming Paragraphs; Scene Transition; Underlining & Reason and Result.

FI/FII Referring Words; interpreting Text; Requirement of Questions; Unraveling Text; Recounting Story Events & Concision

GI/GII Reading Impressions; Identifying Paragraph Elements; Identifying Sentiment; Summary Method Level G & Summarizing a Single Paragraph

HI/HII Reading Perspectives; Paragraph Connections; Character variations; Summary method Level H; Summarizing s single Paragraph

I Persuasion; Argument; Description; Precis

J An Introduction to Critique; Essay Structure; Character Analysis

K Plot; Setting and Atmosphere; Irony; Comedy & Content Evaluation

L Figurative Language; Interpretation; Tragedy & Critical Writing

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