BasicAges 5–1036 lessons
Beginner Grammar
Word foundations, Grammar basics.
Tiny Steps • Programme Guide
Grammar Levels Guide: Beginner, Advanced, or Writing?
Use this guide to compare the two Grammar course levels and decide when the child needs the broader Grammar programme versus dedicated Writing support. Generic grammar-class intent belongs to the Grammar programme; longer composition belongs to Writing.
Ages 5-122 tracks72 lessons across the pathway
Grammar level guide: choose accuracy support before writing support
Use Beginner or Advanced Grammar when sentence accuracy, tense control, punctuation, or correction is the main gap. Use the dedicated Writing programme when idea development, paragraphs, stories, editing, or longer composition is the main gap.
Parent intent: choosing a Grammar level • Beginner vs Advanced Grammar • when to choose Writing.
Primary programme owners:Grammar programmeWriting programme
Who It Is For
Choose the track that matches your child's stage
Compare the two Grammar course levels by current control. Use the dedicated Writing programme when idea development, paragraphs, stories, editing, or longer composition is the main need.
AdvancedAges 8–1236 lessons
Advanced Grammar
Sentence foundations, Tense control.
What Your Child Will Learn
The focus areas stay tied to the real course data
Each Grammar level below keeps a narrow course-stage role rather than competing with the main Grammar programme page.
Beginner Grammar
- Word foundations
- Grammar basics
- Sentence building
- Conjunctions + adverbs
- Tenses basics
- Guided writing + revision
Advanced Grammar
- Sentence foundations
- Tense control
- Grammar accuracy
- Connecting ideas
- Advanced sentence craft
- Speaking & writing mastery
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
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 8–12 • 36 lessons
Lessons 1-6
Stage 1 — Sentence Foundations
Goal: Build accurate sentences and control the three basic time frames.
Lessons 7-12
Stage 2 — Tense Control
Goal: Use different tense forms naturally while speaking and writing.
Lessons 13-18
Stage 3 — Grammar Accuracy
Goal: Speak and write with greater grammatical accuracy in everyday communication.
Lessons 19-24
Stage 4 — Connecting Ideas
Goal: Join ideas smoothly and express relationships between them clearly.
Lessons 25-30
Stage 5 — Advanced Sentence Craft
Goal: Build, combine, vary, and edit more sophisticated sentence structures.
Lessons 31-36
Stage 6 — Speaking & Writing Mastery
Goal: Apply grammar confidently in independent speaking, writing, and editing.
Outcomes Parents Can Expect
Published outcomes, not page-local promises
Use these level-specific outcomes to compare placement; use the Grammar and Writing programme owners for broad programme decisions.
Beginner Grammar
- Build clear and meaningful sentences
- Use punctuation and tenses correctly in simple writing
- Write supported short paragraphs with confidence
Advanced Grammar
- Speak in complete and grammatically controlled sentences
- Use tense accurately according to time and meaning
- Ask questions and form negative sentences naturally
- Connect ideas using compound and complex sentence structures
- Express reason, result, time, condition, and contrast clearly
- Use richer and more varied sentence structures
- Recognise and correct common grammatical errors
- Maintain grammar, tense, and cohesion across longer writing
- Write organised and meaningful paragraphs independently
- Narrate, describe, explain, and express opinions confidently
- Adapt language according to audience and purpose
- Review and improve their own writing with less teacher support
Why Tiny Steps
A clear teaching approach for parents to evaluate
The hierarchy is deliberate: /grammar owns the broad Grammar programme, these course levels own Beginner or Advanced placement, and Writing owns longer composition.
The pathway spans ages 5-12 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 assessment to choose the right Grammar level
We will identify whether the child needs Beginner Grammar, Advanced Grammar, or a Writing-focused pathway.
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