Each 60-Minute Lesson
Module 1 · Daily Speaking
Getting to Know Each Other
Self-introductions, hobbies, and a Canadian-style Circle Time to meet classmates.
My Canadian School Classroom
Canadian school daily schedule, polite classroom phrases, role-play: first day of school.
Canadian School Life
School subjects, clubs, and activities in Canadian elementary schools.
Daily Conversations & Small Talk
Weather, weekend plans, and the Canadian Morning Meeting format.
Exploring the Local Community
Role-play shopping at a Canadian supermarket and ordering at Tim Hortons.
Module 2 · Real Canadian Classroom
Show and Tell
A classic Canadian activity: present an object and tell its story.
How-to Speech
Learn to describe a process in English — e.g. how to make a sandwich or play a game.
Group Project Part 1 — Poster Design
Simulate a Canadian classroom project: design the first half of an English poster.
Group Project Part 2 — Finish the Poster
Complete the poster and prepare the presentation.
Mini Presentation
Present the finished poster to the class — first public speaking experience!
Module 3 · Canadian Culture
Canadian Holidays & Traditions
Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving — what they mean and how Canadians celebrate.
Canadian Animals
Moose, beaver, bear and other iconic Canadian wildlife.
Canadian Food
Poutine, maple syrup, pizza — the foods Canadians love most.
Sports in Canada
Hockey, skating, pickleball and Canadian sporting culture.
Canadian Spirit & Culture
Kindness, politeness, and the welcoming national spirit of Canada.
Module 4 · Public Speaking Basics
How to Speak Clearly
Pronunciation, intonation, and linking sounds for natural English speech.
Storytelling
How to tell an engaging story in English with a clear beginning, middle, and end.
Expressing Opinions
Phrases and strategies for sharing views clearly and confidently in English.
Presentation Skills
Eye contact, voice control, and body language — the three pillars of great presenting.
Final Speech Showcase + Farewell
2–3 minute individual speech, graduation celebration, and farewell.
Module 1 · Natural English Speaking
Think in English
Break free from Chinese-translation thinking and learn to process ideas directly in English.
Sound More Natural
Linking, stress, intonation — the techniques that make English sound fluent and native.
Everyday Expressions
Authentic slang and everyday phrases that Canadian teenagers actually use.
Small Talk Like Canadians
Master the art of small talk to blend in naturally with local social circles.
Conversation Challenge
High-intensity impromptu speaking and real-time conversation drills.
Module 2 · Canadian Classroom Experience
Informal Class Debate
Debate hot topics — homework, school uniforms — to spark expressive confidence.
Critical Thinking
Analyse complex problems from multiple angles and express views clearly in English.
Group Discussion
Simulate a Canadian classroom discussion on climate change or AI in human life.
Classroom Project — Build a City
Team collaboration to design and pitch a city project, Canadian classroom style.
Being a High School Teacher
Role reversal: students become teachers, setting class rules, homework, and schedules.
Module 3 · Canadian Culture & Student Life
High School Life in Canada
Real school life: course selection, clubs, volunteer hours, and extracurriculars.
Canadian High School Course Selection
Simulate meeting a Guidance Counsellor to plan your academic path: University vs. College.
Canadian Social Culture
Politeness, personal space, and respecting different opinions — the Canadian way.
Diversity in Canada
Canada's multicultural policy, inclusivity, and social integration in depth.
Green Canada — Environmental Debate
Simulate a Toronto Town Hall: debate whether to ban plastic bags as mayor, activist, or business owner.
Module 4 · Public Speaking & Leadership
How Great Speakers Speak
Study the logic and classic structures used by world-class public speakers.
Persuasive Speaking
Master Aristotle's three pillars: Logos (logic), Pathos (emotion), Ethos (credibility).
Debate Rules & Etiquette
Learn the formal rules and on-stage etiquette of English debate — prep for the final round.
Formal Debate
Team debate on a current hot topic — e.g. should social media be allowed in schools?
Reflection, Evaluation & Closing
Detailed rubric feedback, discussion of next steps for English learning or study abroad planning.
Lesson topics may be adjusted to suit student needs and interests. Contact Charlie on WeChat to discuss the right program for your child.