Let’s Go books for kids are wonderful English learning resources for children and young learners. This series has 8 books published by Oxford University Press. Moreover, they are specially designed for kids who speak other languages at home. The books teach English from the very beginning, so they are perfect for children aged 7 and older. Before starting, kids should already know how to read and write in their own language.

⚠️ Let’s Go Books for Kids: Age 7 and Up Only

Let’s Go books for kids are NOT recommended for children under 7 years old. Why? Because younger children haven’t started school yet, so they don’t know the alphabet of their own language. However, children age 7 and older can use Let’s Go books for kids successfully. They already know their own alphabet, and their hands are strong enough for writing practice. Therefore, waiting until age 7 makes learning much easier and more enjoyable.

✨ How Let’s Go Books for Kids Teach English

In Let’s Go books for kids, students learn simple English words. They also practice easy conversation sentences. Plus, they write English alphabet letters. Each book in the Let’s Go series takes two school terms to complete. Consequently, the whole series needs 16 terms to finish. This schedule matches most language schools perfectly. Furthermore, you can learn more about Oxford’s approach at Oxford University Press ELT.

📖 Let’s Go Books for Kids: Fifth Edition

The first book in the Let’s Go series is called “Let’s Begin.” It comes in two parts: Let’s Begin 1 and Let’s Begin 2. These books used to be called “Let’s Go Starter.” We teach the fifth edition of Let’s Go books for kids. Let’s Begin 1 has 28 fun lessons. Interestingly, the alphabet letters are not taught in normal ABC order. First, the books teach vowel letters (A, E, I, O, U). Then they teach consonant letters. This special method actually helps children learn faster and remember better!

🔤 Lesson Structure in Let’s Go Books for Kids

Each lesson in Let’s Go books for kids teaches four new words. All four words start with the same letter. One word is always a person’s name. The other three words are simple everyday words. Every lesson has two pages. Page one teaches the new words with colorful pictures. Page two shows simple conversation sentences using those words. By the end of the Let’s Go series, students will know the whole English alphabet. They will also be able to use many simple English sentences in conversations with friends and family.

👦👧 Who Can Use Let’s Go Books for Kids?

Let’s Go books for kids are designed for young learners. The bright, colorful pictures show this clearly. However, teenagers and adults can also learn from these books. To start any lesson, just click on it. Then the explanation and teaching video will load. This takes you directly to the lesson you want to learn. Additionally, many teachers around the world use Let’s Go books for kids in their classrooms because they make learning English fun and effective.

🌟 Free Teaching of Let’s Go Books for Kids

Creating this teaching series took a lot of time and effort. The Let’s Go books for kids are taught by the UCL team and teacher Ahmad Osmani. Many websites sell these lessons as paid packages. But the UCL team’s mission goes beyond money. Our goal is to provide high-quality education that is 100% free for all children. Please share these lessons with your friends if you find them helpful. Remember that copying our content without giving credit is against the law. The UCL team has full legal rights to protect this content.

📥 How to Get Let’s Go Books for Kids

If you don’t have the Let’s Go books for kids, you can download the PDF versions from our website. To get physical copies of these wonderful English learning books, please contact the website admin. Having your own book makes practice much more fun because you can write in it and keep your progress!

➡️ Start with Lesson 1 of Let’s Begin

➡️ Try Lesson 2 of Let’s Begin

❓ Need Help with Let’s Go Books for Kids?

After reading the lessons and watching the videos, write your questions in the comments section. You can also contact the admin to request a help class. We hope this free teaching series helps you learn English better and have fun while doing it. Remember that practice makes perfect—so keep trying every day!

Thank you — UCL Team