Communication Skills for Kids (5-9 years) – Advanced (30 Hours)

About the Course

This is the next level. Kids who’ve got the basics down come here to sharpen everything — how they speak, how they carry themselves, and now, how they write.

Because communication isn’t just talking. It’s getting your thoughts onto a page clearly, writing a letter someone actually wants to read. It’s telling a story that has a beginning, middle, and end. This course covers all of it.

By the end, kids can hold a room, express themselves on paper, and move between speaking and writing without falling apart at either.

The Modules

1. My Voice, My Power! Louder, clearer, more confident. Kids find out what their voice is actually capable of.

2. Magic Words & Polite Talk Being direct without being rude. Finding that balance early saves a lot of trouble later.

3. Story Starters How to talk in a way people actually follow — storytelling, character voices, keeping it moving.

4. Let’s Talk About Feelings Naming emotions out loud instead of sitting on them.

5. Speak to Share Standing in front of people and talking. We make it feel less terrifying.

6. Body Talks! What you’re doing with your posture and movement says something whether you mean it to or not.

7. Face It! Eye contact, expressions — faces are always communicating. Kids learn to use theirs on purpose.

8. The Power of Hands Gestures used well make you clearer. Gestures used badly are just distracting. We cover the difference.

9. Space and Movement Moving through a space with some awareness instead of just wandering.

10. The Complete Communicator Voice, face, body, words — all running at the same time. This is where it clicks.

11. Words Are Friends! Building sentences that actually make sense and say what you mean.

12. My Day, My Story Writing about real things in order — sequencing, basic grammar, getting thoughts onto a page.

13. Little Poets Playing with words, rhyme, rhythm. Writing that doesn’t have to be serious to be good.

14. Letters and Messages Writing that goes somewhere — thank you cards, friendly letters, real communication on paper.

15. My Little Author Bringing it all together. Kids write, read aloud, and own both. That’s the finish line.