How to teach english to babies, toddlers, and kindergartens

1. 2 to 3 years

1.1. understand the inveronment

1.2. Knows some spatial concepts, such as "in" or "on"

1.3. Answers simple questions

1.4. Begins to use more pronouns, such as "you" or "I"

1.5. Sing lots of songs

2. 3 to 4 years

2.1. Groups objects, such as foods or clothes

2.2. Identifies colors

2.3. Repeats sentences

3. 4 to 5 years

3.1. Answers "why" questions

3.2. Understands complex questions

3.3. Describes how to do things, such as painting a picture

3.4. Vary excitable games

4. 5 years

4.1. Understands rhyming

4.2. Understands rhyming

4.3. Carries out a series of 3 directions

4.4. Teach a small amount of language in any given session

5. 6 to 11 months

5.1. Understands "no-no"

5.2. Babbles (says "ba-ba-ba")

5.3. responds to name

5.4. Says "ma-ma" or "da-da" without meaning

6. 12 to 17 months

6.1. Says 2 to 3 words to label a person or object (pronunciation may not be clear)

6.2. Tries to imitate simple words

6.3. follows commants with gesture

6.4. Vocabulary of four to 6 words

7. 18 to 23 months

7.1. Asks for common foods by name

7.2. Makes animal sounds, such as "moo"

7.3. Points to pictures in a book

7.4. Begins to use pronouns, such as "mine"

8. Birth to 5 months

8.1. Makes noise when talked to