A good way is to turn English learning into a game. Kids learn fast through play, and even parents with basic English can join in. Simple games like 'pairs' or playing with toys in English are effective. Parents should try to use English at home, like during dinner. Kids often copy their parents, so if they hear them using English for simple things, they'll start to do the same and become more confident.

Using technology is a great way to learn English. There are many apps for children to learn English. Some apps read books with animations, helping kids understand stories easily. It's a natural way of learning, like how native speakers learn. These apps are perfect for long trips to keep kids busy. Many are game-like, so learning feels like playing. This keeps kids interested and eager to learn more English.

Setting up an English corner at home can help children learn. This can be a special area for playing with toys in English or reading English books. Parents can play there with their children, which helps with regular language practice. Another useful idea is labeling household objects with their English names. Labels on things like the fridge or cooker help children remember these words and use them in their daily language.

I think two methods work well. First, bedtime stories. Kids enjoy being read to, and it helps with their English. Picture books are easy to understand, and kids like hearing the same story many times. This way, they learn English quickly. Second, setting video games to English. Modern games are interactive and played online worldwide. Playing in English motivates them to learn, as it's necessary for the game.