Lessons for Children
At AEON, students who have not started high school education are placed in children’s lessons, since they have not yet received enough English education in public schools to attend the lessons with adults. Unlike adult students, who are placed according to speaking ability, children are divided according to their age. Our courses for children consist of the following types of lessons:
Mommy and Me Lessons
Maximum of 3 pairs
“Mommy and Me” lessons are designed for very young children ages 1 – 3. Children at this age often participate in class much more enthusiastically with the support of their mother or father. Lessons include a variety of input-centered songs, games, and activities which help young children learn and enjoy speaking English.
Pre-school Lessons
Maximum of 6 students
Preschool lessons are designed for children ages 3 – 6. Children at this age are very imaginative and curious and enjoy socializing with friends. Lessons involve a variety of activities, songs, and games which help children learn to interact using English.
Elementary School Lessons
Maximum of 8 students
Elementary School lessons are designed for children ages 7 – 12. Children at this age are often more analytical and may apply their knowledge of Japanese towards learning English. Lessons contain a variety of games and activities, and include more reading and writing compared to lessons for younger children.
Junior High School Lessons
Maximum of 8 students
Junior High School lessons are designed for children ages 13 – 15. Children at this age are often familiar with the basics of English, but have had little opportunity to practice speaking. Lessons are more similar to adult lessons, but also contain some games and activities to help students enjoy practicing English.
Returnee Lessons
Maximum of 8 students
Returnee Lessons are designed for children who have lived abroad in an English speaking country. Students in these classes can vary significantly in terms of their ages and the length of time they lived abroad. Consequently, each lesson can be adjusted to meet the needs of that particular class.






































