Tiny Steps Grammar

English Grammar & Writing Classes

A grammar and writing pathway built around Beginner Grammar and Advanced Grammar. Children build sentence structure, punctuation, grammar control, and guided writing before moving into advanced editing and writing clarity.

Ages 5-152 tracks72 lessons across the pathway

Grammar and writing support that matches real parent questions

Tiny Steps supports parents searching for grammar classes, writing classes, sentence structure help, punctuation practice, and paragraph writing support for kids. The pathway moves from grammar basics to clearer, more confident writing.

Parent intent: grammar classes for kids • grammar and writing classes • sentence structure • punctuation • paragraph writing support.

Who It Is For

Choose the track that matches your child's stage

These two grammar tracks cover the full Tiny Steps grammar pathway from foundations to advanced writing control.

BasicAges 5–1036 lessons

Beginner Grammar

Word foundations, Grammar basics.

AdvancedAges 8–1536 lessons

Advanced Grammar

Tense control, Clauses & complex sentences.

What Your Child Will Learn

The focus areas stay tied to the real course data

Each track below is rendered from the same course overview bullets used in the Tiny Steps catalog.

Beginner Grammar

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

Advanced Grammar

  • Tense control
  • Clauses & complex sentences
  • Voice & reported speech
  • Paragraph cohesion

Curriculum Path

Every track follows a named learning journey

Stage titles and lesson ranges below are pulled from the canonical curriculum structure already used in the app.

Beginner Grammar

Ages 5–10 • 36 lessons

6 stages

Lessons 1-6

Stage 1 — Word Foundations

Goal: Identify and understand the main basic word types.

Lessons 7-12

Stage 2 — Grammar Basics

Goal: Learn core grammar rules and usage basics.

Lessons 13-18

Stage 3 — Sentence Building

Goal: Build correct sentences with proper punctuation.

Lessons 19-24

Stage 4 — Conjunctions and Adverbs

Goal: Connect ideas and add detail to sentences.

Lessons 25-30

Stage 5 — Tenses Basics

Goal: Learn the three basic tenses in a simple and gradual way.

Lessons 31-36

Stage 6 — Sentence Writing and Final Revision

Goal: Apply learning to build and write meaningful sentences and short paragraphs.

Advanced Grammar

Ages 8–15 • 36 lessons

6 stages

Lessons 1-6

Stage 1 — Tense Control

Control tense choices and keep them consistent.

Lessons 7-12

Stage 2 — Perfect Tenses + Modals

Use perfect tenses and modals accurately.

Lessons 13-18

Stage 3 — Clauses + Complex Sentences

Build complex sentences with clauses.

Lessons 19-24

Stage 4 — Voice + Reported Speech

Use voice and reported speech clearly.

Lessons 25-30

Stage 5 — Paragraph Cohesion

Write cohesive paragraphs with transitions.

Lessons 31-36

Stage 6 — Tone + Argument + Impact

Write with tone, argument, and impact.

Outcomes Parents Can Expect

Published outcomes, not page-local promises

These are the outcomes currently defined for the Tiny Steps grammar tracks.

Beginner Grammar

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

Advanced Grammar

  • Write structured paragraphs
  • Edit grammar mistakes
  • Use advanced grammar confidently

Why Tiny Steps

A clear teaching approach for parents to evaluate

The grammar pathway is designed to stay easy to follow: fixed lesson counts, named stages, and a clear move from foundations to advanced writing.

The pathway spans ages 5-15 across 2 named tracks.

Every track has a fixed lesson count, for a total of 72 lessons across the full pathway.

The curriculum is broken into 12 named stages, so the next step is always visible.

Progression stays clear: Beginner Grammar -> Advanced Grammar.

Next Step

Book a free grammar assessment

We will help you choose the right starting point between Beginner Grammar and Advanced Grammar.