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Q: An early english experience for young ones

So one of my friends has twins who are 5 years old. He wants them to start learning some simple English words but unsure if he wants the full teaching experience.

 

I was wondering if there was something less hardcore than classes (since they are only 5) but something that will get them in an English speaking environment. What would be a price range for this?

 

And if he does sign them up for classes, what kind of price range would he be looking at?

 

Many thanks

 

12 years 7 weeks ago in  Family & Kids - Shanghai

 
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Get the kids to listen to some songs by the wiggles. Kids love it, educational, and good with learning english in a fun way

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