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Ask for help, dress yourself and read and write a short answer.
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Typically ages 7–8: Bo gets dressed, helps Grandpa and Grandma, and looks for Cam. Short sentences and dialogues connect reading and writing with family conversation.
24 / 24 units ready · Early access · new units added regularly
Digital storybook course $24.99 per level. Live teacher lessons are booked separately.
24 of 24 units are ready. More stories are being prepared.

Ask for help, dress yourself and read and write a short answer.
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Help Grandpa water gently, count pots and tell what happened.
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Ask Grandma to plant flowers, choose a seedling and introduce your own paper pot.
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Ask for help finding Cam, read a location and write about your own toy.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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A coming family story with listening, speaking, reading and writing.
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Listen to the family, try your own answer, then hear the model.
Warm-up: Singing a song or greeting the teacher and family characters.

Choose sounds, count whole pictures, order words and pictures, and tell a new listener.
Story and Play: Reading a short story page and moving to answer questions.

Three 30-minute Playbook meetings with reading and writing in both routes; teaching is booked separately.
Practice: Playing a quick game to recognize new words and tones.

Five short days with story audio, games, printable cards and your own writing.

Practice the family’s Southern Vietnamese vocabulary and cast voices.

Read short words and sentences, then write your own word or short answer with suitable support.

Tap always works. Senses starts off; your family chooses whether to enable gestures.
By the end of Level 2, your child can:
CEFR Target: A1- (Basic literacy and oral)

Your child will explore 24 fun and engaging units:
Level 2 focuses on reading simple words and short sentences. Children will master reading tones in combination and recognize basic sight words, building confidence as they read longer texts.

Level 2 is designed for children ages 7 to 8 who have completed Level 1 or have basic Vietnamese speaking and letter recognition skills. What they get:

If they are already familiar with the Vietnamese alphabet and can recognize simple words, they can start right at Level 2. Otherwise, we recommend starting with Level 1.
We build on letter recognition by combining sounds and tones to form simple words and sentences. They will read fun, short stories that match the vocabulary they are learning.
Live lessons. Same tuition as adult classes. Standard online one-to-one packages:
Standard paid sessions are 60 minutes. Lessons in this kids series are shorter; ask SVFF how session credits apply to your child’s schedule. See all tuition options.
Groups (2–4 children). The tuition page lists group packages for 2–4 students (5–100 lessons). Five sessions start at $140 for two, $195 for three, or $240 for four.
Storybook course. The separate digital storybook course is $19.99 per Bé 1–3 level or $24.99 per Level 1–6 and Fast Start level. A preview link appears when the first lesson of a level is ready.
Free trial. The free 30-minute child trial starts with a 10-minute placement chat and a short lesson; book the child trial.
Questions? Teachers use the storybooks, games, home practice and a teacher playbook in live class. Ask SVFF about a family schedule, session credits or what is included for your child.
The tuition page lists group classes for 2, 3 or 4 students. The group package is priced for the group.
Ask SVFF whether your children can learn at a suitable level and time together.
You can reschedule or cancel without charge with at least 24 hours’ notice. With less notice or a no-show, the session counts as used.
SVFF considers emergencies case by case. Read the tuition policy.
Essential digital textbooks, worksheets and audio are included with a tuition package.
For this kids series, the teacher uses the storybooks, games and teacher playbook in class, with home practice for your child. The separately priced digital storybook course is optional; ask SVFF what your family will access.