English For Young Learner (Eyl) : Lisa Rahmatillah

INTRODUCTION
ENGLISH FOR YOUNG

LEARNER (EYL)
Lisa Rahmatillah
Halo, student!
Before starting today's lesson, let's
discuss this question:
"Have you ever thought about the importance of

starting English language learning from an early
age?"
"All your Opinion
could be correct!"
In my opinion, learning English from an early age has many
benefits. From better communication skills to opening up
education and career opportunities in the future. Additionally,
learning English from a young age also helps to broaden
cultural awareness and enrich children's learning
experiences.
Today we will discuss
1. What EYL (English for Young Learners) is.

2. The influence of learning English from an early
age.
3. How to develop communication skills.
4.Motivating students to learn English from an
early age.
"EYL" stands for "English for Young Learners," referring to an
approach to teaching English tailored for children or young
learners. It often involves using methods and materials that
are suitable for the developmental level, interests, and needs
of children in the process of learning English.
An example of EYL might include using

interactive games, songs, and colorful visuals to
teach basic vocabulary and grammar concepts
to young learners. Teachers might also
incorporate storytelling and role-playing
activities to engage students and make learning
English fun and meaningful for them.
"EYL (Early Years Learning) is a crucial period for children's learning.
Some types of games suitable for EYL learning include:
1.Interactive Games :Such as puzzle games that can help develop problem-solving and cognitive skills.
2.Collaborative Games : Like team games that teach cooperation and social skills.
3.Educational Board Games : Such as letter or number games that help children recognize and understand basic concepts.
4.Movement Games : Like jump rope or agility games that aid in the development of fine and gross motor skills.
5.Role-Playing Games : Such as playing roles as farmers, doctors, or teachers, which help in fostering creativity and social
understanding.
6.Interactive Digital Games : Such as learning apps specifically designed for preschoolers, which incorporate animation, sound, and
interaction to aid learning.
7.Story-Based Games : Like games based on stories or fairy tales that help develop language skills and imagination.
Playing roles involves taking on a specific character
or identity and interacting with the environment or
others according to that character.
how to final
1.Choose a Character : Decide on the

character or role you want to play. "Use papers with
pre-written Starting a role-playing game
2.Develop the Character : Think about by acting out the character
characters to be
the background, personality, and
motivations of your character. randomly chosen by obtained from the paper
the students." chosen by the student in
3.Use Imagination : Be creative and use
front of other students.
your imagination fully while embodying
your role.
4. Enjoy the Process : Most importantly,

enjoy the game and don't worry too
much about mistakes. Role-playing is
about having fun and exploring your
creativity."
The influence of learning English at an early age can have several positive
effects:
1. Enhanced Cognitive Development : Early exposure to a second language
can boost cognitive abilities, such as problem-solving skills, creativity, and
critical thinking.
2. Better Pronunciation and Accent : Young children are more adept at picking
up accents and pronunciation, leading to more native-like fluency.
3. Improved Academic Performance : Learning a second language can
improve overall academic performance, as it often enhances understanding of
grammar and vocabulary in the first language.
4. Cultural Awareness : Learning English exposes children to different cultures
and perspectives, fostering open-mindedness and cultural sensitivity.
5. Future Opportunities : Proficiency in English can provide better educational
and career opportunities in the future, as English is widely used in international
business, science, and technology.
Developing communication skills with English Young
Learners (EYL) can be both enjoyable and effective with
the right strategies. Here are some tips:
1. Interactive Activities : Engage children in interactive activities such as games,

songs, and storytelling. These activities make learning fun and help children
practice speaking and listening skills in a natural context.
2. Role-Playing : Create role-playing scenarios where children can practice

everyday conversations. This helps them become comfortable using English in
various situations.
3. Language Exposure: Increase exposure to English through stories, cartoons,

and educational programs.
4. Positive Reinforcement : Provide positive feedback and praise to build

confidence.
5. Routine Practice: Incorporate English into daily routines. Simple activities like
naming objects around the house or describing daily activities in English can
provide regular practice.
Motivating students to learn English from an
early age:
Education : Access to high-quality

learning resources such as books,
journals, and online courses from
renowned universities worldwide, and
ability to join international School.
Motivating students to learn English from an early age:
Traveling around the world : Facilitates

travel to various countries. Many tourist
destinations provide information
and services in English,
enabling you to interact with locals
and enjoy your trip better.
Motivating students to learn English from an early age
Entertainment : Enjoy films, music,

books, and TV shows in their
original language without
waiting for translations.
This also helps in understanding
the culture and context
more deeply.
Benefits of Mastering English
- Access to high-quality educational resources and prestigious international schools.

- Broader career opportunities both domestically and internationally.
- Ability to communicate with people from various countries.
- Wider access to information and technology.
- Easier and more enjoyable travel experiences.
- Enjoying entertainment in its original language.
- Expanding professional and social networks globally.
- Participation in international research.
- Development of critical thinking and creativity skills.

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INTRODUCTION

ENGLISH FOR YOUNG

"Have you ever thought about the importance of

1. What EYL (English for Young Learners) is.

An example of EYL might include using

1.Choose a Character : Decide on the

4. Enjoy the Process : Most importantly,

1. Interactive Activities : Engage children in interactive activities such as games,

2. Role-Playing : Create role-playing scenarios where children can practice

3. Language Exposure: Increase exposure to English through stories, cartoons,

4. Positive Reinforcement : Provide positive feedback and praise to build

Education : Access to high-quality

Traveling around the world : Facilitates

Entertainment : Enjoy films, music,

- Access to high-quality educational resources and prestigious international schools.

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