“Everything I wanted to say in class is here!”
Whenever I am at a loss for words, I will explain the situation in detail.
A book that will give you confidence in speaking!

The words I want to say are swirling around in my mouth, but when I try to say them in English, I get speechless and my face turns red.
I can understand both the teacher's questions and what my friends are saying, but for some reason, my mouth feels like it's been swallowed by honey.
If I were to think like this, I would be able to answer clearly and freely express my thoughts, but in the real classroom, I often just laugh or blurt out a few words and eventually give up on answering...
This somehow familiar scene is something that happens every day in English classes in elementary and middle schools.
Why do children who are good at reading, listening, and writing English feel so small when it comes to speaking?

A book has been published that was written with the intention of resolving children's concerns and fears about speaking English.
This is the 《Classroom English Expression Dictionary [Student Edition]》.
This book, which contains almost all the expressions needed in English class, is even more trustworthy because it was written by an author who is an English teacher who meets numerous students at school and a mother of two elementary school children at home.
The reason children have difficulty speaking English is probably because, as Lee Bo-young, an English education expert who recommended this book, said, “children are not given enough opportunities to practice English expressions that they can use immediately at their level.”
The book is packed with easy words and a variety of expressions that can be easily expressed at a grammar level you already know, instantly resolving any regrets you may have had.
In particular, the author wrote the book based on his experience of transferring to a British elementary school in the third grade without even knowing the ABCs, his memory of naturally learning English despite the difficulties he faced there, and his awareness of the problems and know-how he gained from working closely with current students. This book was written to help children develop both their skills and confidence.

Under seven major topics that can arise in the classroom, the book clearly organizes the various expressions needed for each situation so that you can find and use them right away. At the beginning of each section, a teacher who has been meeting students in the classroom for a long time opens the book with a conversational introduction, stimulating interest in studying English.
Additionally, the witty picture format allows you to learn expressions in a fun and enjoyable way without getting bored.
Similar expressions are also included so that you can say the same thing in a variety of ways.
The book is structured with a [Let's talk] section where you can check whether you have learned the expressions correctly, a [Check!] section that summarizes things you need to be careful of or know additionally, and a [Note] section that organizes vocabulary that may be slightly difficult.
In addition, vocabulary, background knowledge, and expanded expressions that would be useful to know are organized separately in the appendix.
If you keep this book by your side, which contains essential classroom expressions in easy-to-understand vocabulary and grammar appropriate for your level, and practice it, anyone will be able to confidently say what they want to say without hesitation.