Play with a purpose
Games, stories, and imaginative activities give English a place in a child’s world. New words become something to use, not just remember.

LITTLE LEARNERS. BIG DISCOVERIES.
English that feels like discovery. A warm, playful space where children aged 3+ can explore, try, and find their voice.
Discover my approachOnline learning · Ages 3+ · Made for curious minds

THE LEARNING PLAYLY WAY
Children don’t need to get everything right to make progress. They need a reason to be curious — and the confidence to give it a go.
Games, stories, and imaginative activities give English a place in a child’s world. New words become something to use, not just remember.
A kind, encouraging atmosphere makes room for mistakes, questions, and brave little attempts. Every effort matters.
Interests, energy, and readiness help shape the learning. Small, meaningful steps make space for each child to grow.

A real person. A little play. A connection that matters.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE PLAY
I’m an English tutor for children aged 3+ and the person behind Learning Playly. Based in Edmonton, Canada, I work online with children and families.
My aim is simple: to help children feel comfortable with English and curious about what they can do with it. I also share ideas for teachers who bring English into young learners’ lives.
I’m also mum to nine-year-old Amelia, and I actively involve her in creating my learning materials. Creating together brings a child’s perspective into the ideas I share with other families and teachers.
AnastasiiaWHAT LEARNING CAN LOOK LIKE
We get to know your child’s interests and what helps them feel at ease.
We explore language through stories, conversation, and playful activities online.
We revisit familiar words, try something new, and celebrate growing confidence.
IN PARENTS’ WORDS
Speaking more freely, using English outside lessons, and feeling proud of new skills — here’s what families have noticed.
Looking back at the progress over the past month and a half, Vladyslav spoke about himself really well today. The language barrier is definitely easing.
I can see progress in his English. When we walk down the street, he says single-digit house numbers in English. He also asks to wear “shorts” today.
You can see that Anastasiia gives the process her full attention and is completely engaged with the child. She brings every topic they study to life — like an actor, like an entertainer.
Thank you — such a lovely result! I think his pronunciation is very good too. Now he sometimes shows me what he knows, and it’s so sweet. I’m very glad we’re learning with you.
Feedback from parents, translated and lightly edited for clarity.
LET’S KEEP THE PLAY GOING
Find me on Instagram for playful English ideas, or send me a message to talk about learning together.
Meet me on InstagramMy Telegram channel brings together fun, simple English-teaching ideas for children aged 3+ — for families and teachers who love learning through play.
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