Remi, the Cueword fox, pointing to the plan How it works

One year. Three terms. One story at a time.

Cueword is a full year of English communication, built like a school year — three themed terms, a steady weekly rhythm with the same coach, and a real performance to show for each one. Here's how it fits together, zooming from the whole year down to a single session.

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Zoom 1 · The year

A year, in three terms.

Each term takes on one big communication skill, in order — because you can't argue a case well until you can first tell a story and explain an idea.

3 terms an academic year Same coach across the year A Showcase & report every term
Term 1

Storytelling

Find a voice and learn to hold an audience — narrative, description, and reading something aloud that lands.

Term 2

Explaining

Make hard things clear — explainers, how-it-works talks, and writing a reader actually follows.

Term 3

Persuading & debating

Take a position and defend it — structured argument, evidence, and a real debate round.

Zoom 2 · A term

Inside a term: eight levels, one story.

A term isn't a list of topics — it's a climb. Over about 12 weeks your child moves up eight levels of one story form, each a new move a real writer makes, ending in the Showcase. Choose a grade and a term to see exactly what they climb.

Grade
Term

Grade 3 · Storytelling — Step inside the story

1
Answer from the textFinds the main idea of a story and answers who, what, where, and when — then retells a moment in order.
2
Describe the characterNotices how a character feels and points to where the story shows it, and describes the character with a couple of details.
3
Find the evidencePoints to the exact sentence that proves an answer, and works out new words from the sentence around them.
4
Actions and consequencesExplains why things happen in the story, and writes "because" and "so" sentences to show it.
5
Point of viewRetells a moment from another character's point of view.
6
Use dialogueSees how characters' words move the story along, and writes a line of dialogue correctly.
7
Compare two tellingsCompares two versions of a story, says which one works better and why, and learns to draft a piece, then improve it.
8
Write a complete sceneBrings it all together to write a full story scene (about 100 words) with evidence, character, and a clear point of view.
The ShowcasePerform what the term built — told live for your family, and recorded to keep.

Every level grows all five skills — comprehension, vocabulary, speaking, writing and spelling — and every term ends in a live Showcase.

Remi, the Cueword fox, thinking through the week
Zoom 3 · The week

Two live sessions. One coach who knows your child.

Each week is two 55-minute live sessions with the same coach all term — so no time is lost re-explaining who your child is or where they got to. Between sessions, a short Workout keeps the skill warm.

2 × 55-min live sessions / week The same coach all term A Workout between sessions
One session · one method
Zoom 4 · A session

Every skill, inside one story.

A session isn't five worksheets. Your child moves through one story, and all five skills happen inside it — one continuous experience.

One story
1Listen 2Read 3Words in context 4Speak 5Write

The loop stays the same all year; the story and the difficulty climb grade by grade.

Every term ends in proof

Something your child made.

Twelve weeks of work land in two concrete things you can see and keep.

The Showcase. A real performance — a told story, an explainer, a debate — that your child delivers and you keep the recording of.
The term report. Pre- and post-term scores across reading, listening, speaking and writing, so the growth is measured, not guessed.

Children taught one-on-one outperform about 98% of classroom-taught peers — the "two-sigma" finding (Bloom, 1984). It's the most effective format education has ever measured.

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It starts with a free Cueword evaluation

50 minutes, one-on-one. A dialogue, not a test — no pass or fail. Your child talks, listens, reads and writes, and you get a clear picture of where they stand and where they'd start.

You leave the session with —

  • An overall evaluation score
  • Five skill gauges
  • Three clear insights
  • A learning plan
  • Where your child fits the curriculum
Remi, the Cueword fox, celebrating

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