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Jurassic English™

Reading & Story Adventures · Ages 6–14 · Levels 1–5 · Hanoi & live online

Great stories turn quiet readers into confident thinkers, speakers, and writers.

Most English classes stop at vocabulary lists and fill-in-the-blank worksheets. Here, your child reads real storybooks, talks through big questions with peers, and builds a written Growth Portfolio you can read every month.

Sessions with learners under 18 are never recorded.

Storybook illustration: Professor Rex and young explorers gathered around an illustrated map of story worlds
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How every lesson works, for confident and shy learners

  1. 1

    Start calm & curious.

    A relaxed warm-up and pre-taught story words (Word Fossils), so even shy learners feel safe to share.

  2. 2

    Explore a real book together.

    Guided by Professor Rex across four illustrated story worlds, students notice character choices, dilemmas and themes.

  3. 3

    Look closely, weigh the choices, prove it, connect it.

    Our 4-step thinking routine (Analyze · Evaluate · Justify · Reflect) turns a quick opinion into a reason backed by the text.

  4. 4

    Add to your child’s Growth Portfolio.

    Written Word Fossil vocabulary logs, before-and-after paragraph revisions and written teacher observation notes, shared in a plain-language parent update.

Illustrated explorer journal map of the 4-Step Thinking Cycle: Analyze, Evaluate, Justify, Reflect
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Illustrative Teaching Example

From a one-line opinion to a supported explanation

“As the storm rose, Maya looked at her last dry flare. She could save it to signal the rescue boat for herself, or fire it now so the lost fishing crew could see the reef.”

Typical uncoached answer

“Yes, I think Maya made a good choice because she is very brave and kind to other people.”

Coached: Point + Proof + Explain

  • 1. Point“I think Maya made the right choice...”
  • 2. Proof“...because she fires her last dry flare to warn the lost fishing crew about the reef...”
  • 3. Explain“...which shows she values saving several lives right now over keeping a backup for herself.”
Professor Rex, the storybook dinosaur guide of Jurassic English Story Quest (illustration)

The 5-level pathway, placed by readiness, not just age

  • Storybook illustration of Mistwood Harbor

    Level 1 · Foundation

    Mistwood Harbor

    Pre-A1 / A1

    Picture-rich stories, speaking in full sentences without fear, and linking an opinion to a story detail with a “Because Bridge.”

  • Storybook illustration of Whispering Woods

    Level 2 · Early Reasoner

    Whispering Woods

    A1 / A2

    Explaining why characters make tough choices, Word Fossil notebooks, and clear 3–4 sentence story responses.

  • Storybook illustration of The Grand Archive

    Level 3 · Developing Analyst

    The Grand Archive

    A2 / B1

    Leading small-group discussions, comparing two viewpoints, and analytical paragraphs backed by quotes.

  • Storybook illustration of Cloudpeak Observatory

    Level 4 · Academic Builder

    Cloudpeak Observatory

    B1 / B2

    Multi-paragraph essays with clear principles, academic vocabulary and seminar-style debate.

  • University & Exam Bridge

    Level 5 · Advanced Thinker

    University & Exam Bridge

    B2 / C1

    Handling counter-arguments and carrying reasoning into IELTS, IB, IGCSE and Cambridge essays and interviews.

Start with a friendly 45-minute Reading & Thinking Placement Consultation

No test stress. No pass or fail. Just a clear picture of how your child reads, speaks, and thinks.

Send us a request by email or Zalo. We review a short reading and writing sample with your child, then send a written placement note with their recommended Level (1–5) and class options for your time zone. Sessions with learners under 18 are never recorded.

Want to try first? Play the free 2-minute Story Quest (ages 6–12). Is your child already a confident reader who is quiet out loud? See Speaking Confidence & Teen IELTS.