Russian Literature for Children
We open the magical world of classic and modern Russian literature — specially adapted for children
- For children aged 4 to 18
- Experienced and qualified teachers
- Engaging and creative lessons
- Online lessons at a convenient time
How the Course Works
🎧 Audio Tales and Expressive Reading
Children listen to stories read by teachers or actors and learn to "hear" the text with emotion and attention.
🎭 Theatrical Play and Role Scenes
We bring stories to life by acting them out, helping kids empathize with characters and experience the story firsthand.
🖌️ Creativity and Illustration
Children draw characters, create storybooks, and even invent new endings for familiar tales.
Why Is This So Engaging?
🧠 Emotional Connection
Kids learn to feel for the characters, discuss emotions, and understand different points of view.
🌟 Carefully Selected Texts
Age-appropriate, vivid, and engaging stories that spark imagination and reflection.
📚 Developing Literary Taste
Children discover their favorite authors and stories, forming a personal relationship with literature.
Who Is This Course For?
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Pricing
Literature
2 times a week-
2 classes per week
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Class is 40 minutes
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Trainer
$87- $1
Literature
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2 classes per week
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Class is 40 minutes
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Class is 40 minutes
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Conversation Club
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Russian Literature for Kids: A Journey Into Storytelling
This isn't just reading – it's theater, art, and language all in one. We immerse ourselves in the world of fairy tales, stories, poems, and novellas: acting out scenes, drawing characters, and even changing the endings of stories.
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FAQ - Russian literature course
What does the course include?
Storytelling, acting, drawing, and creative writing — based on Russian classics and modern stories.
Who is the course for?
For children 4-18, especially bilingual families wanting to keep Russian alive at home.
Does my child need to know how to read?
Not at all — we use audio, illustrations, and play to introduce stories to younger children.
Will this help keep interest in the Russian language?
Yes! Literature builds vocabulary, love for language, and cultural connection.
What are the lessons like?
Online, at your convenience. One session lasts 40 minutes.
Is this like school?
Not exactly. It’s creative, expressive, and emotionally engaging — children don’t just study, they live the stories.
Can the whole family join in?
Yes! Many families listen and draw together — it's a great way to bond.
Is there a free trial?
Yes, you can try it for free. Just fill out the form below and we’ll send you access by email.
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