Public Speaking (Basic)
Confidence & posture, Clear speech.
Tiny Steps Speaking
A speaking pathway built around Public Speaking (Basic) and Public Speaking (Advanced). Children begin with communication confidence and clear expression, then progress to structure, storytelling, Q&A, persuasion, and presentations.
Tiny Steps supports parents searching for public speaking classes, communication classes, communication skills, storytelling, and presentation confidence for kids. The pathway moves from clear speaking habits to structured talks and confident delivery.
Parent intent: public speaking classes for kids • communication classes • communication confidence • storytelling • presentation skills.
Who It Is For
These tracks cover the Tiny Steps speaking pathway from confidence-building routines to polished presentations.
Confidence & posture, Clear speech.
Presence & engagement, Structure + details.
What Your Child Will Learn
Each focus area below comes from the same speaking course data already used elsewhere in the site.
Curriculum Path
Stage titles and lesson ranges below are pulled from the canonical curriculum structure already used in the app.
Ages 4–7 • 36 lessons
Lessons 1-6
Feel comfortable speaking in class routines.
Lessons 7-12
Speak clearly with pace, volume, and full words.
Lessons 13-18
Describe objects with details and expression.
Lessons 19-24
Give short talks and answer simple questions.
Lessons 25-30
Tell a short story in order.
Lessons 31-35
Practice presentations with confidence.
Ages 7–15 • 36 lessons
Lessons 1-6
Engage the audience with confident presence.
Lessons 7-12
Structure talks with strong openings and details.
Lessons 13-18
Perform stories with voice and emotion.
Lessons 19-24
Handle impromptu questions calmly.
Lessons 25-30
Use persuasion and debate skills.
Lessons 31-36
Deliver polished presentations.
Outcomes Parents Can Expect
Parents can use these published outcomes to understand what each speaking track is designed to build.
Why Tiny Steps
The speaking pathway keeps expectations clear by using fixed lesson counts and named stage progressions instead of vague promises.
The pathway spans ages 4-15 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: Public Speaking (Basic) -> Public Speaking (Advanced).
Next Step
We will help you choose the right starting point between Public Speaking (Basic) and Public Speaking (Advanced).