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Early Readers

Age 4 years

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7 years

Online Phonics Classes for Kids: Learn to Read with Confidence

Live 1-on-1 phonics classes for children aged 4 to 7, from letter sounds to reading their first books.

Phonics Classes
for Kids

Our online phonics classes are for children aged 4 to 7 who are learning to read, from pre-readers to Grade 2.

Phonics teaches the link between letters and sounds so children can decode new words instead of guessing. Each 1-on-1 class follows a structured sequence: single letter sounds, blending and segmenting, digraphs and vowel teams, tricky words, then fluent reading of decodable books.

Letter Sounds

Letter Sounds

Hear, say and write the 44 English sounds and their common spellings.

Blending & Segmenting

Blending & Segmenting

Blend sounds into words and break words into sounds for spelling.

Decodable Reading

Decodable Reading

Read books matched to the sounds learned so far, building fluency and confidence.

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How We Teach

Phonics

beGalileo phonics classes blend live 1-on-1 teaching with self-paced phonics practice, so every sound taught in class is practised the same week.

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Engaging and Personalized
1:1 Live Classes for kids

Sound-by-Sound Lessons

Sound-by-Sound Lessons

Blending Practice

Blending Practice

Decodable Stories

Decodable Stories

Tricky Word Games

Tricky Word Games

Phonics Curriculum

A systematic, synthetic phonics sequence, taught in the order children find easiest to learn and revisited until it is automatic.

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Why Choose beGalileo’s Phonics Classes?

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Systematic Sequence

Sounds are introduced in a research-backed order, from the most common and useful to the rarer spellings, so children read real words from the first week.

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What will your child be able to do?

By the end of the phonics programme most children read and spell simple decodable text independently. Typical outcomes:

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Sounds and Letters

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Say the sound for every letter and common digraph.

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Write the letter or letters for a sound they hear.

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Blending and Reading

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Blend sounds to read CVC, CCVC and CVCC words.

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Read decodable books at their level with growing fluency.

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Spelling

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Segment words into sounds to spell them.

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Spell common tricky words from memory.

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Sight Words

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Recognise the first 100 high-frequency words instantly.

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Comprehension

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Answer who, what and where questions about a short text.

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Retell a simple story in order.

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Confidence

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Attempt new words using sounds instead of guessing from pictures.

Meet our Expert Teachers

Our teachers are dedicated early education specialists with a passion for nurturing young readers.

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Years of Experience

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Interactive Methods

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Personalized Guidance

Teacher

Ms. Neha Handa

Communication Skills Trainer

9 years of Teaching Experience

Neha transforms students’ English proficiency by focusing on grammar, writing, and communication skills, fostering confidence through personalized, interactive teaching methods.

Class Philosophy

Confidence is the key to communication!

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Hear from our
parents and students

"I am incredibly pleased with the progress my child has made in the English class at beGalileo. My child has become more confident in their reading, writing, and speaking skills. I highly recommend this program to any parent looking to strengthen their child's English abilities."

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Mr. Usama Elbaz.

Parent of Omar and Suhaib

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"Thanks to beGalileo, my daughter has not only enhanced her knowledge but also gained the confidence to tackle any English paragraph with ease. It’s been a wonderful learning journey!"

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Mrs. Esha Salim Omar

Parent of Juwayriya

Saudi Arabia Student

Frequently Asked Questions

What age should a child start phonics?

How long are the classes and how many a week?

What is synthetic phonics?

My child already knows the alphabet. Is phonics still useful?

Is this suitable for children learning English as a second language?

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Is there a free trial?

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