✍️ Tiny Steps • Basic course

Beginner Grammar Classes for Kids

Build strong sentence basics with live beginner grammar classes covering nouns, verbs, punctuation, sentence formation, and early writing accuracy.
Ages 5–1036 lessonsFlexible pace₹400/class
Premium 1:1 pricing starts at ₹400/class, with the 12-class starter plan at ₹4,800 when that format fits your child.

Parent trust

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Pricing trust

₹400/class • ₹4,800 / 12 classes

Delivery model

Assessment first, then level-based progression

Students guided

5000+

Structured programs across phonics, grammar, reading, and speaking

Countries reached

15+

Parent trust built across India and global family communities

Course level

Basic

Assessment-led placement before enrollment

Program format

Live 1:1

Pacing adjusts to the child rather than a group average

Course overview

What this course helps your child improve first

The layout is premium, but the content stays course-specific so parents can still judge fit quickly.

Quick overview

  • • Word foundations
  • • Grammar basics
  • • Sentence building
  • • Conjunctions + adverbs
  • • Tenses basics
  • • Guided writing + revision

Learning outcomes

  • • Build clear and meaningful sentences
  • • Use punctuation and tenses correctly in simple writing
  • • Write supported short paragraphs with confidence

Parent Reviews

Parent feedback for this learning track

Approved reviews from families in the same course pathway.

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★★★★★

Sentence formation improved

"My child now writes cleaner sentences with correct punctuation. Basic grammar concepts are taught in a practical way. Homework mistakes have reduced."

— Swati

Parent of a 9-year-old learner

Hyderabad

Basic Grammar

★★★★★

Easy to understand lessons

"The teacher explains grammar rules with simple examples. My son can apply them in writing tasks. We can see better clarity in his school notebook."

— Asha

Parent of a 10-year-old learner

Bengaluru

Basic Grammar

★★★★★

Good balance of practice

"Classes include speaking and writing usage, not only theory. Sentence confidence has improved significantly. Parent updates are very clear."

— Harini

Parent of a 9-year-old learner

Pune

Basic Grammar

Lesson path

How the course unfolds lesson by lesson

Parents can see the learning path clearly before they commit.
Lessons in this stage
  • Lesson 1 — Nouns
  • Lesson 2 — Proper Nouns
  • Lesson 3 — Verbs
  • Lesson 4 — Adjectives
  • Lesson 5 — Pronouns
  • Lesson 6 — Revision
What we learn
  • Identify nouns, proper nouns, verbs, adjectives, and pronouns
  • Understand that different words do different jobs
  • Build a strong foundation in basic word types
Lessons in this stage
  • Lesson 7 — Singular and Plural — Part 1
  • Lesson 8 — Singular and Plural — Part 2
  • Lesson 9 — Articles — a / an
  • Lesson 10 — Articles — the
  • Lesson 11 — Prepositions
  • Lesson 12 — Revision
What we learn
  • Understand one and many forms
  • Use singular and plural nouns correctly
  • Use a, an, and the correctly
  • Use simple prepositions such as in, on, under, and near
Lessons in this stage
  • Lesson 13 — Capital Letters and Full Stop
  • Lesson 14 — Question Mark
  • Lesson 15 — Exclamation Mark and Comma
  • Lesson 16 — Simple Sentences
  • Lesson 17 — Sentence Formation
  • Lesson 18 — Revision
What we learn
  • Understand how a sentence starts and ends
  • Use basic punctuation marks correctly
  • Build simple sentences
  • Form clear and meaningful sentences
Lessons in this stage
  • Lesson 19 — Conjunctions — Part 1
  • Lesson 20 — Conjunctions — Part 2
  • Lesson 21 — Adverbs — How
  • Lesson 22 — Adverbs — When and Where
  • Lesson 23 — Expanding Sentences
  • Lesson 24 — Revision
What we learn
  • Use conjunctions such as and, but, or, and because
  • Understand adverbs that tell how, when, and where
  • Make sentences longer, clearer, and more expressive
Lessons in this stage
  • Lesson 25 — Simple Present Tense
  • Lesson 26 — Simple Past Tense
  • Lesson 27 — Simple Future Tense
  • Lesson 28 — Revision — Tenses Basics
  • Lesson 29 — Questions and Answers
  • Lesson 30 — Revision
What we learn
  • Understand simple present, simple past, and simple future
  • Use tense clues in sentences
  • Answer simple questions in sentence form
  • Practise tense usage in simple sentences
Lessons in this stage
  • Lesson 31 — Jumbled Sentences
  • Lesson 32 — Make Better Sentences
  • Lesson 33 — Picture Description
  • Lesson 34 — Paragraph Writing
  • Lesson 35 — Overall Revision — 1
  • Lesson 36 — Overall Revision — 2
What we learn
  • Arrange words in the correct order to make sentences
  • Improve short sentences by adding correct grammar and detail
  • Describe a picture using clear sentences
  • Write a short paragraph with support
  • Revise the full beginner grammar syllabus

FAQs

Questions parents usually ask before enrolling

FAQ content stays course-specific and continues to support valid structured data.

Who is beginner grammar for?

It is best for children who read but still make frequent sentence mistakes, struggle with punctuation, or need clearer written expression.

What skills improve first in beginner grammar?

Children usually begin by improving sentence structure, grammar basics, and simple writing accuracy before moving into more complex expression.

Can grammar support help school writing too?

Yes. Stronger grammar habits help children write clearer classwork, homework answers, and short paragraphs with more confidence.

Need help confirming whether this is the right starting level?

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