Hop Hop English - Where Movement and English Go Hand in Hand

Join our lessons full of laughter, movement, and learning, where children not only have fun but also naturally get acquainted with English! Our goal is to support children in healthy and active development in a fun way while gently introducing them to a foreign language. They can look forward to:​
  • Jumping, running, climbing, and gymnastics – all to develop motor skills, including an introduction to basic gymnastics elements
  • Creating obstacle courses – children will creatively collaborate and build their own challenges
  • Playful English learning – practicing letters, numbers, and other vocabulary through games and puzzles
  • Smiles and lots of fun – every child will leave not only with new experiences but also with a special reward!
Do you want to see how our lessons work? Check out the article and take a peek into the world of Hop Hop English!

Exercise sessions with babies and children take place in Prague 5. The address can be found in the contacts.

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Why learn a foreign language at an early age?

Children are like sponges

Children who are exposed to a foreign language from an early age have a significantly higher chance of acquiring natural pronunciation and speech rhythm. (Harvard University study)

Language sensitivity

Children growing up in a multilingual environment often have better memory, concentration, and problem-solving skills. Their sensitivity to language structures increases, which often leads to improvement even in their mother tongue. (Bialystok, 2001)

Benefits of bilingualism

Bilingual children develop stronger skills in planning, organization, and decision-making. (Giovannoli, J. et al., 2020)

Learning through play and naturally

When introduced early, language becomes a natural part of a child’s world and fosters a positive attitude toward languages in the future.

Age Groups

Crawling Tadpoles

6–15 months

Babies who are crawling, standing up, and trying their first steps with support.

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Walking Frogs

15 months – 2 years

Toddlers who are starting to walk independently, gaining more stability, then speeding up and beginning to run.

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Jumping Froggies

2–3 years

Children who are already running, jumping, and are more active.

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