UNIT 01 · READY
Sáng nay con dậy sớm!
Read and retell a morning, then write about your own routine.
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SOUTHERN VIETNAMESE · LEARN WITH FAMILY
Read, retell and write your own family stories.
For ages 8–10: read short paragraphs, talk about daily experiences and write clear sentences.
24 / 24 units ready · Early access · new units added regularly
Digital storybook course $24.99 per level. Live teacher lessons are booked separately.
Typical start: ages 8–10Live teachersOne family story
OPEN A BOOK WITH CAM
24 family stories
24 of 24 units are ready. More stories are being prepared.
UNIT 02 · READY
Bà ngoại đi chợ mua gì vậy?
Read Grandma’s market questions, compare and count.
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UNIT 03 · READY
Ông ngoại kể chuyện hồi xưa.
Read Grandpa’s story and write what you remember.
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UNIT 04 · READY
Bắt mèo Cam đi tắm!
Read requests for help, order the steps and write clear sentences.
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A LITTLE EACH DAY
A lesson together
01
Storybook
Read 34 illustrated pages, hear each turn and answer questions.
Warm-up: Discussing daily activities or checking in with family characters.
02
Games
Tap to play, count and retell from pictures.
Story and Explore: Reading a short story or dialogue and practicing reading aloud.
03
With a teacher
Use the Playbook for guided reading, speaking and writing.
Practice: Writing short notes and answering comprehension questions.
04
15 minutes at home
Five short days with family, pictures and printable sheets.
LANGUAGE FOR FAMILY LIFE
Why parents choose SVFF
Southern family stories
Read the words of Bo, Bi, Na, their parents, grandparents and Cam.
Clear speaking and writing
Read a short paragraph, answer a question and write from experience.
Tap always works
Gestures are the family’s choice; children can always tap to play.
FOR PARENTS
How your child learns
By the end of Level 3, your child can:
- Read and write short paragraphs and notes.
- Describe their daily experiences, locations, and plans.
- Handle more independent interactions like buying things and running errands.
- Express opinions and talk about their school life.
- Read aloud with natural intonation.
CEFR Target: A1 (Elementary)
DISCOVER TOGETHER
What they learn
Your child will explore 24 fun and engaging units:
Family and Morning Routine
Chores and Helping Out
- Unit 4: Bắt mèo Cam đi tắm! (Time for Cam the kitten's bath!)
- Unit 5: Dọn dẹp phòng sạch sẽ. (Cleaning up the room.)
- Unit 6: Bới cơm cho cả nhà. (Serving rice for the whole family.)
- Unit 7: Đổ rác giùm má nha con! (Please take out the trash for Mom!)
- Unit 8: Rửa chén cẩn thận nha Bi. (Wash the dishes carefully, Bi.)
School and Friends
Out and About
Weather and Travel
Fun, Food, and Festivals
- Unit 18: Nước mía ngọt lịm. (Super sweet sugarcane juice.)
- Unit 19: Ra sân đá banh hông? (Want to go play soccer in the yard?)
- Unit 20: Trái dưa hấu bự chà bá! (A gigantic watermelon!)
- Tết: Dọn dẹp nhà cửa đón Tết. (Cleaning the house for Tet.)
- Giỗ Tổ: Đi coi múa lân. (Going to watch lion dance.)
- Đoan Ngọ: Ăn chè trôi nước. (Eating floating rice balls.)
DISCOVER TOGETHER
Sounds, Tones, and Reading
Level 3 moves beyond simple sentences. We focus on reading short texts and practicing reading aloud with natural intonation. Children will also start writing short notes and paragraphs in Vietnamese.
DISCOVER TOGETHER
Who starts here
Level 3 is designed for children ages 8 to 10, as well as fast start beginners (ages 9-12) who have grasped the foundations. What they get:
- A beautiful digital course book.
- Interactive home practice ("Mỗi ngày một chút") with typing practice, reading comprehension, and dictation.
- An end-of-stage certificate as they progress toward Level 4.
FAQ
Parents often ask
Is my child ready for Level 3?
If your child is 8-10 years old with some basic Vietnamese vocabulary, or a fast start beginner who knows how to read simple words, this is a great place to start!
Will my child have to write a lot?
They will start writing short notes and simple paragraphs. The focus is on building confidence, so we guide them step by step with easy prompts.
How much does this course cost?
Live lessons. Same tuition as adult classes. Standard online one-to-one packages:
- 5 lessons — $95
- 10 lessons — $180
- 15 lessons — $255
- 20 lessons — $320
- 50 lessons — $650
- 100 lessons — $1,200
- 200 lessons — $2,000
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.
Can two siblings learn together?
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.
What if we miss a live class?
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.
Are books and home materials included with live lessons?
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.
